The partnership supports customers using the platforms to book not just their journey, but also to transport their luggage.
Omio (formerly GoEuro), Europe’s leading multi-modal travel booking platform has announced its partnership with German start-up Luggage Pool; an innovative solution which makes shipping luggage fast, affordable and flexible.
The partnership connects the two platforms and allows European customers a more seamless moving experience. For the first time, Luggage Pool’s customers can organise the transport of their luggage, and tickets to their destination, whether that be via train, flight, bus or ferry.
Not only will this make what can be a stressful experience more straightforward – it also provides a new opportunity for Omio customers. Travellers with extra luggage space, can also register offering to carry the items and make money on their journey too.
Filippo Bruno Franco, Omio’s Head of Partnerships comments: “As Omio and the travel industry as a whole emerge from the current crisis period, it is more important than ever that innovative ways of attracting new customers are explored. This is an ideal time for us to come together with another German start-up and to help customers connect different elements of their journey seamlessly”.
Anastasiia Havrylova, Luggage Pool Founder commented: “I founded our company following my own experience of moving within Germany. I wanted to bring innovation to shipping, which has always been a pain-point for anyone who has moved. I am really excited that through this partnership, Omio will help our customers to find and book their journey too”.
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