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TelMe Farebase signs new travel management specialist
TelMe Farebase is to provide its internet-based Ticket Window air fares technology to Senior International Travel.
Signing up the Derby-based member of the Advantage Focus Group came as the company also re-signed upmarket business travel management specialist Scholefield Turnbull & Partners, another member of the Advantage travel management company group, for a further three years.
The deals follow the signing of a similar agreement with SAT (formerly St. Andrews Travel).
TelMe also secured a contract with Guild of Travel Management Companies’ member Delta Travel earlier this year.
TelMe Farebase managing director Peter Muller said: “We’re going from strength to strength within the business travel management sector with our recent wins among GTMC members in addition to our ongoing excellent relationship with the Advantage Focus Group.”
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