Thanks to a fully automated process, the intuitive Travelport solution significantly improves document accuracy, increasing agent efficiency and saving time and money.
DUBAI, UAE – Travelport-connected travel agents across the Middle East and Africa will now be able to benefit from a new cost and time-saving solution, as the GDS provider announces the release of its industry leading Travelport Document Producer Plus.
Developed using Travelport’s cutting-edge API technology, Travelport Document Producer Plus allows agents to generate professional, fully branded travel documentation including itineraries, fare quotes, and booking confirmations directly from their Galileo GDS platform.
Thanks to a fully automated process, the intuitive Travelport solution significantly improves document accuracy, increasing agent efficiency and saving time and money.
“Producing accurate, professional, and fully branded travel documentation is a key part of any travel agent’s business,” commented Rabih Saab, President and Managing Director, Middle East and Africa, Travelport. “Travelport Document Producer Plus takes the effort and error out of this process, enabling travel agents to deliver professional and comprehensive itineraries within a fraction of the time it has taken to do this manually, and brand it completely to their corporate identity.
“As the leading provider of critical transaction processing solutions and data, it is Travelport’s key priority to help our travel agency customers become more efficient, save them time and money – and this new product does exactly that.”
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