With EAN the wide range of hotel offers in the Player-Hub network increases – more than 120,000 hotels worldwide will be added to the data pool available for dynamic packaging and hotel only distribution.
DUESSELDORF – Expedia Affiliate Network (EAN) will be working with peakwork’s Player-Hub technology: EAN uses the fast growing distribution platform in order to sell hotel only offers and hotel products for dynamic packaging. With EAN the wide range of hotel offers in the Player-Hub network increases – more than 120,000 hotels worldwide will be added to the data pool available for dynamic packaging and hotel only distribution.
EAN provides hotel offers in the Player-Hub network with a special focus on 3-5 star hotels and hotels from the leading hotel chains, including offers from city centre and beach hotels. Worldwide offers are available in destinations in Europe, USA, Asia and Australia for all relevant selling markets. Peakwork customers benefit from choices that broaden the product range, not only for common destinations but also for product niches. Travel packages are individually adaptable and can be offered using various distribution channels, made up from individual travel portals via multi-operator travel agencies through to meta-search engines.
Bart van Eijck, EAN VP Sales, EMEA states: “Working with peakwork in this exciting time of increased international distribution allows EAN to offer our rates in dynamic packages utilizing their new technology. We anticipate this meeting the needs and demand of the package and hotel only operators.”
Ralf Usbeck, CEO of peakwork, is happy to have gained EAN as a strong strategic partner: “Our partners, tour operators as well as OTAs, can use the extensive and wide-ranging product portfolio to extend their core business products as well as longtail products for different distribution channels.”
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