The leading operator in the hospitality industry will be one of the exhibitors at the World Travel Market, London 10th-13th November, to present its portfolio of products for the hotel distribution and to announce the definitive change of its name in UniTravel. After one year operating as “UniTravel | GHRS”, the company will use UniTravel as its sole business name. 

Innovations introduced in 2008
- A broader distribution
The hotel partners are distributed through a wider range of products specially developed for different types of targets and providing a comprehensive offer both at global and local level.

- An easier interface
UniTravel advanced technology has been chosen by the main international chains such as IHG and Hilton, but the company offers solutions to hotel properties of any type and category providing tools that enable them to control bookings, manage inventory and insert special offers in an easy and fast way.

- New destination maps and hotel reviews
Unitravel.com, the groundbreaking Website for the online hotel booking has introduced Google maps as a brand new feature to help users search and book affiliate properties. Furthermore, the portal will publish the considerable number of guests unbiased reviews that have been collected during this year, providing hoteliers with an useful tool to know their customer satisfaction. 

- Search engine promotion
UniTravel team of experts is committed to grant the highest visibility to UniTravel brand and its Websites that receive one million visitors per month. This success is achieved thanks to the daily promotion on travel search engines, travel guides, social networks and sponsored links, together with results on the natural search. 

- Advanced marketing tools
UniTravel is a Google testimonial as one of the most qualified companies that use advanced marketing tools for the advertising of UniTravel brand on the Internet.

- Hotel distribution through a wide network of affiliate partners
Thanks to UniTravel reliable partner programs, the properties are also distributed through a network  of travel agencies and third–party Websites, that increase the number of reservations properties can receive.