Chris Atkin, CEO, Rezdy (left) with Hugo Sterin, Co-founder, Rezdy.
Driving innovation and collaboration in the tours and activities industry.
SYDNEY, AUSTRALIA – Rezdy Pty Ltd., an independent B2B booking and distribution platform for tours and activities has today announced a new preferred partnership with GetYourGuide, the B2C booking platform for incredible travel experiences.
This significant partnership sees Rezdy join Berlin-based bookingkit as one of only two global booking reservation partners in the launch of GetYourGuide’s inaugural Preferred Partners Program.
As a preferred partner, Rezdy will collaborate with GetYourGuide to improve cross-platform connectivity, drive innovation and develop new features to improve user experience on both sides.
Whether connecting through Rezdy’s booking software platform or Rezdy’s Marketplace distribution platform alone, operators can expect faster, easier connection to GetYourGuide and exposure to a wide global customer audience ready to buy and hungry for experiences.
Asked about the rationale behind the partnership, Rezdy CEO, Chris Atkin stated: “In Rezdy’s 7 years of existence our sole focus has been on empowering tours and activities professionals around the world to work smarter and scale their business. Naturally we are delighted for the opportunity to partner with like-minded, customer-focused businesses such as GetYourGuide to drive continual innovation across the industry. Working together as independent businesses we can do so much to improve the experience for operators everywhere.”
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