Ryanair inks another OTA partnership
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Budget carrier Ryanair just announced its latest ‘Approved OTA.’
It inked d deal with Etraveli Group and its OTA brands Mytrip, Gotogate and Flightnetwork .
These brands are now able to offer Ryanair flights to their customer base.
Etraveli Group’s customers across Europe can book Ryanair fares, or build holiday packages with Ryanair flights and ancillary products.
They have access to Ryanair’s 240+ destinations.
The partnership follows the model of Ryanair’s existing ‘Approved OTA’ agreements, which offers Ryanair fares with no mark-ups and access to their myRyanair account to receive important flight information.
Ryanair’s CMO, Dara Brady, said: “This enables Etraveli Group’s customers to book Ryanair flights with the guarantee of full price transparency and full access to their booking.”
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