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Travelsupermarket.com raises hotel options
Travel comparison website Travelsupermarket.com has signed up three new hotel suppliers – AsiaRooms.com, Find-Rooms.com and Holidaysinspain.com.
AsiaRooms provides nearly 63,000 hotels around the world, from Guam to Lebanon, and specialises in accommodation options in Asia Pacific. The rates are discounted, a privilege previously only available exclusively to travel agents and corporations.
Find-Rooms, part of the Winter Sunshine Holidays company, offers accommodation worldwide, while Holidaysinspain specialises in Spanish hotels.
Travelsupermarket.com has improved its hotels page so that users can immediately see all the property details at a glance, including pricing, room details, photographs, amenities, maps and reviews, helping them decide which hotel to book before clicking through to the provider’s site.
Report by Phil Davies
Phil Davies
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