This partnership will benefit customers across the Etraveli brands, which include Supersaver, Gotogate, Flybillet, Travelstart, Seat24 Travel, Flygvaruhuset, Travelpartner, Travelfinder, Budjet and Goleif.
DUBLIN, IRELAND – Travel technology platform Cabforce has announced its appointment as exclusive taxi and transfer provider to online travel agent Etraveli. This partnership will benefit customers across the Etraveli brands, which include Supersaver, Gotogate, Flybillet, Travelstart, Seat24 Travel, Flygvaruhuset, Travelpartner, Travelfinder, Budjet and Goleif. With this partnership, customers will avail of direct online access to the best value taxi, private transfer, shuttle, rail and coach solutions wherever they are in the world.
Tommi Holmgren, Co-Founder and Chief Product Officer of Cabforce, said: “I am delighted to announce this partnership with Etraveli, the leading online travel agent in the Nordics. Etraveli partners will be able to offer their customers a wider product portfolio with an efficient, integrated, end-to-end solution, while our transfer suppliers will now enjoy access to fantastic distribution channels and demand of up to 2.5 million trips per year. Most importantly, customers can now enjoy more convenient and stress-free travel with reliable, pre-paid taxis booked as part of their itinerary.”
Henrik Svensson, Chief Sales Officer of Etraveli, said: “Our new partnership with Cabforce will be an important part of our strategic plan. Cabforce’s reach and number of service locations will better position us to serve customers’ needs and help us drive sustained, profitable growth across all markets, including some the world’s busiest travel destinations.”
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