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Seligo makes trade appeal
Accommodation-only and theme park reseller, Seligo is offering trade discounts and prizes in a bid to boost bookings.
Agents booking accommodation through the relaunched website, www.seligo.com, during May can book accommodation for themselves at half price, instead of the usual 25%, every time they make a customer booking.
Additional incentives during May include the chance to win a seven-night holiday at Walt Disney World Resort Hotel, including tickets, if they sell two Disney Ultimate Tickets., and the chance to win an iPod for making bookings at Universal Orlando Resort.
Seligo claims its website is easier for agents to use following an upgrade that has reduced the booking process to three clicks, increased the speed of the booking, allows booking in any currency and introduced a shopping basket for multiple ticket and hotel bookings.
Report by Ginny McGrath
Ginny McGrath
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