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Sprice.com in Singapore relaunch
SINGAPORE – European real-time travel search engine, Sprice.com has expanded its footprint in Asia Pacific with the launch of its newly revamped Singapore website.
Sprice.com was first launched in the European market in 2006 and attracts two million unique visitors per month.
Sprice also has strategic partnerships with leading portals in Europe such as Orange (Orange.fr), Ebay (Shopping.com) and Cdiscount.com.
“With Singapore now positioned as its regional headquarters and supported by Walden International Singaporean team, Sprice said it also has plans underway to break into other key markets in Asia Pacific such as India, Hong Kong, Malaysia and Thailand.
“Our success stems from our commitment to research and development. Over 60 percent of our staff is dedicated to R&D to develop new-generation applications and consistently update Sprice.com with rich, localised and relevant content,†said Vikas Gulati, vice president of Asia Pacific for Sprice.com.
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