Smartvel is a B2B SaaS company that helps travel companies such as Singapore Airlines, Iberostar Hotels and The City of Buenos Aires to digitally transform their current and potential touchpoints.
LONDON – Smartvel, one of the leading destination content providers, and Minsait, an Indra company and a leading IT and Digital Transformation Consultancy firm in Spain and Latin America, have reached a partnership agreement to provide travel content solutions to the main players in the airline industry.
Smartvel is a B2B SaaS company that helps travel companies such as Singapore Airlines, Iberostar Hotels and The City of Buenos Aires to digitally transform their current and potential touchpoints, using destination content to add value to every user interaction throughout the customer's journey.
Emilio Mora, Head of Airline and Hospitality Division at Minsait, said "We have partnered with one of the top destination content providers worldwide. We are sure that Smartvel’s technological advantage and expertise in the field of travel content is going to help us enrich Minsait’s leadership and value proposition within the airline and hospitality industries.”
Furthermore, Smartvel’s CEO, Iñigo Valenzuela, said, “We are always looking for partnership opportunities, which can help us to gain visibility and grow worldwide. If these opportunities are reciprocal, there is a win-win situation. Minsait is definitely the best partner to help us to reach our target audience within the airline and travel industry. We believe that Smartvel is the perfect partner for Minsait-Indra to enrich its value proposition through relevant destination content for travellers. We are very excited to be working with them”.
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