With the new design, mobile and tablet users will find it as simple to browse transfer options as PC and laptop users.
BRIGHTON, ENGLAND – Award-winning airport transfer provider, HolidayTaxis.com, announced the launch of its fully-responsive new website, set to make it easier than ever to book journeys from airports, cruise ports and rail stations in over 90 countries worldwide. With the new design, mobile and tablet users will find it as simple to browse transfer options as PC and laptop users. Best of all, users will now be able to buy their transfers online in just three clicks.
Ian Coyle, Sales and Marketing Direct at HolidayTaxis.com, is enthusiastic about this ground-breaking new move for the company. “We are well aware that people are using a variety of devices to access travel websites, and so we wanted to offer a solution that was suitable for everyone. In launching a fully responsive site that covers all devices and mobile handsets, we have ensured that every user can benefit from our award-winning service. Importantly, we have done extensive testing to ensure that all users’ details are safe and that they can make secure payments either on their PC’s, laptops, tablets or via mobile.”
With the new site, security measures are tighter than ever, with 3D Secure and PayPal across all platforms keeping users safe from potential threats to the security of credit card details. This will be a welcome relief for consumers, who find themselves increasingly aware of the necessity for secure payment options when buying online.
All the state-of-the-art new features offered by HolidayTaxis.com’s new responsive site put this industry-leading transfer company ahead of the game when it comes to meeting the needs of its customers. “We always seek to give our customers exactly what they want,” says Ian Coyle, “and, with the new responsive site, we can give them even more of the freedom and peace of mind they expect, on whichever platform they choose.”
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