If you’ve ever wanted to dive into the culture of the Vikings or explore what makes people in the Nordic region the so-called happiest on earth, you could do a lot worse than book a Scandinavian cruise.
03.04.2024 - 12:22 / traveldailynews.com / Theodore Koumelis
Enhancing HotelREZ’s own connectivity and other solutions, the SynXis Platform empowers hotels to distribute their rates and inventory across more than 600 online channels globally. Built
on flexible, reliable technology, it allows hotels to control their brand experience and deliver an excellent user experience, converting shoppers into guests.
SOUTHLAKE, TEXAS and LONDON – Sabre Corporation, a leading software and technology provider powering the global travel industry, announced the renewal of the longstanding technology partnership between HotelREZ, one of the world’s largest and fastest growing hotel representation companies, dedicated to connecting independent properties with bookers worldwide, and Sabre Hospitality. This renewal reaffirms HotelREZ and Sabre’s mutual commitment to leveraging both companies’ strengths, combining Sabre Hospitality’s cutting-edge technology with HotelREZ’s unparalleled representation services.
This renewal marks the continuation of the partnership, utilizing Sabre Hospitality’s comprehensive suite of products, including Sabre Global Distribution System (GDS), SynXis® Booking Engine, and Channel Connect, to enhance HotelREZ’s extensive range of hospitality solutions across more than 2,500+ customers. Both companies’ broad portfolio of hospitality solutions empower hoteliers to create and deliver a unique and differentiating guest experience based on their specific brand.
“It’s essential to deliver both exceptional technology to our hotel customers to enhance revenue generation opportunities for their properties, whilst optimizing their use and potential through
global representation and demand generation,” said Mark Lewis, CEO and founder of HotelREZ. “Sabre’s advanced technology and customer-centric approach aligns seamlessly with HotelREZ’s vision and roadmap solidifying our collaborative partnership.”
By leveraging Sabre’s technology solutions, HotelREZ customers will benefit from Sabre Hospitality’s SynXis Platform and distribution technology to promote their content to hundreds
of thousands of travel agents globally. In addition, HotelREZ customers will have access to Sabre’s SynXis Booking Engine, which offers a simple booking process to help hotels convert shoppers
into guests while maintaining full control of their customer relationships and upselling with merchandising. This collaboration provides hoteliers with solutions that enable them to maximize
revenue and operate more efficiently.
“Global hospitality providers, such as HotelREZ, require access to robust technology solutions coupled with an expansive network of distribution channels to effectively reach customers and
drive conversions,” said Frank Trampert, senior vice president, global managing
If you’ve ever wanted to dive into the culture of the Vikings or explore what makes people in the Nordic region the so-called happiest on earth, you could do a lot worse than book a Scandinavian cruise.
At the risk of sounding like a culinary simpleton, I’ve always been a fan of buffets.
Passing over the Atlas Mountains in 1925, the French military photographer Marcelin Flandrin spotted a Barbary lion walking through the sand. Flandrin had flown the route often enough to realize that the sighting was uncommon. He took a picture, which he published as a postcard sold to travelers visiting Casablanca.
Holland America Line is celebrating a pair of sustainable seafood certifications—one from the Marine Stewardship Council, and the other from the Aquaculture Stewardship Council.
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A passenger aboard a New Zealand Air flight from Auckland to Sydney has been fined for urinating into a cup during a delay in deplaning.
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The new premises are complemented by Charles Taylor Assistance offices in Christchurch, Dorset and Palma, Mallorca, and by Charles Taylor Group’s presence in over 100 global locations.
New destinations in Norway and Türkiye – More flights to North America – Intercontinental flights nearly at pre-crisis levels.
A landmark development for air and sea transport in South-Eastern Europe set to bolster societal cohesion and facilitate travel between Romania, Bulgaria and other Schengen Zone countries.
Successful arbitration: new collective agreement for ground staff, including substantial wage increase, inflation compensation, holiday pay supplement, package for trainees