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Trip Affiliates partners with Malaysia’s Sri Sutra Travel
Trip Affiliates Network announced a digitalization partnership with Malaysia based Sri Sutra Travel.
It will launch regional partnerships, combining SST’s regional TMC capabilities with TA Network’s cloud-based SaaS solutions.
TA Network brings together Asia Pacific’s travel wholesalers, operators and destination management companies onto a single open travel ecosystem.
“The collaboration with TA Network will extend SST’s capabilities in providing more effective and optimised accommodation solutions via direct contracting,” MD of SST, Dato Syed said.
Sri Sutra Travel was established in 1988, and is based in Kuala Lumpur.
The TA Network platform helps automate hotels’ inventory management processes with their traditional offline contractors.
In addition, TA Network’s digital payment solutions BorderXP empower businesses with virtual card or local fund transfer services.
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