A streamlined product communication from clarifi helped TRIPCON focus on core development of the brand, rather than channeling their time and money on mapping.
PLANO, TEXAS – Tavisca Solutions, a leading travel technology products and solutions provider, has partnered with TRIPCON, a subsidiary of Shobunsha Publications, Inc, for utilization of tavisca's hotel de-duplication tool – clarifi.
When working to develop TRIPCON, Japan's largest site for comparing and booking hotels, the company wanted a seamless hotel mapping and content standardization system and clarifi resolved the content duplication problems through its unified master hotel database, where each aggregated hotel property carried a unique hotel ID along with the hotel IDs sent by the suppliers.
Clarifi is the world's first real-time hotel mapping and descriptive content delivery system. It de-duplicates, provides and maps out standardized hotel content like images, addresses, descriptions, amenities, and many more attributes from more than thirty-five leading hotel aggregators around the world and covers over a million properties with 99.99% accuracy.
"Our engagement with Tavisca Solutions has helped us realize our dream of launching a travel meta-search site sooner than we'd expected. With high quality de-duplication and faster output, clarifi has helped us simplify lives of travelers and enabled us to deliver more fun and excitement to them", says Kohei Tamura, Account Director, Sales and Marketing, TRIPCON.
A streamlined product communication from clarifi helped TRIPCON focus on core development of the brand, rather than channeling their time and money on mapping.
"Clarifi simplified the creation of Tripcon's normalized hotel content by providing accurate, mapped and updated content for TRIPCON, enriching the end-customer experience. We are fully engaged in a very constructive discussion to enhance and add new features such as room standardization to clarifi", said Mahendra Yadav, CEO, Tavisca Solutions.
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