The leading OTA will utilize Travelport’s Rapid Reprice and ePricing technology, two products which have been designed to improve the speed and efficiency of the overall air shopping experience for consumers.
BELLEVUE, Washington and LANGLEY, ENGLAND – Expedia, Inc. and Travelport have announced an expanded European partnership which sees Expedia extend its use of Travelport's Travel Commerce Platform in multiple European countries.
As part of the agreement, Expedia and its brands, including its corporate arm, Egencia, will continue to use Travelport's industry-leading Universal Application Programming Interface (Universal API) to access unrivalled hotel and car content and to power new services that will give their customers a greater level of information, choice and flexibility when it comes to booking online travel. In addition, the leading OTA will utilize Travelport's Rapid Reprice and ePricing technology, two products which have been designed to improve the speed and efficiency of the overall air shopping experience for consumers.
Steve Jarvis, Vice President, Strategy & Business Development at Expedia, Inc. said: "Expedia's commitment is to be the very best place to shop for travel and Travelport's Travel Commerce Platform offers innovative technology and particularly extensive hotel and car content."
Scott Hyden, Travelport's Group Vice President, Enterprise Customer Group, commented: "We're delighted to be expanding our European agreement with Expedia and look forward to continuing to grow our long standing global relationship in the months and years ahead as we work closely with them to support their highly customer-focused approach and overall growth ambitions."
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