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TeMe Farebase signs 3rd GTMC member
Business travel management company Commodore Travel is to use the Ticket Window fares technology provided by Telme Farebase.
The deal with the London-based agency follows similar agreements with other members of the Guild of Travel Management Companies, P&O Business Travel and Munro’s Travel Group.
The system enables business travel consultants to search for fares and availability across 650 airlines.
Telme Farebase has also renewed its Focus4Fares technology deal with the Advantage Focus Partnership for a further year. The technology enables the partnership of 85 independent business travel agents to access and book specially negotiated net fares.
Telme Farebase managing director Peter Muller said: “We attended a technology showcase with Guild members at the end of September and we’re now reaping the rewards of that. We’re also in discussion with several other travel management companies to use the Ticket Window technology.”
Report by Phil Davies
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