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Travelport Reporter keeps tabs on travellers
Travelport has launched Journey Reporter to customers in the Asia-Pacific region.
The web-based reporting solution offers travel management companies the ability to track and monitor the location of business travellers worldwide..
Operating in real time via a secure login, Journey Reporter allows Travelport-connected agents to immediately identify the country, city or airport location of business travellers.
Reports are run instantly from the GDS, so travellers are located within minutes.
Travelport said connectivity is especially important in crisis situations "where timely communication is crucial".
Currently live with a number of customers across Europe and the Middle East, Journey Reporter captures flight, hotel and car hire information regardless of ticketing status.
It can also identify multiple travellers booked on the same journey, allowing administrators to assess travel arrangements and take alternative action when required.
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