Tigerair Australia partners with OTA
Thursday, 18 Dec, 2015
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Tigerair Australia has agreed a partnership with online travel agent Booking.com to provide accommodation search and booking direct through the airline’s website.
Booking.com’s full range of accommodation options is displayed alongside Tigerair fares direct from the homepage with special deals available via the ‘book’ and ‘find flights’ tabs.
The partnership helps deliver on Tigerair’s promise to provide greater value, convenience and choice, according to Adam Rowe, Tigerair Australia commercial director.
"What will resonate well with our customers is a best price guarantee for every accommodation booking, no reservation fees and a free cancellation policy on most bookings. This way our customers can be assured they are getting great value for any type of accommodation they choose." Rowe said.
Booking.com lists hotel options in more than 80,000 destinations, including all those on the Tigerair route network.
"We are delighted to be partnering with Tigerair Australia to deliver the world’s largest range of accommodation in Australia, Bali and beyond," said David Peller, director, strategic partnerships for Asia Pacific at Booking.com.
"Our ‘Book Now – Pay When You Stay’ model means travellers can more easily balance their holiday budgets.
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