Vueling signs Travelport content and branding deal

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Travelport has signed a new agreement with Vueling, which will the Spanish low-cost airline sign up for Travelport’s airline merchandising solution, Travelport Rich Content and Branding. 

Vueling has seen some of the largest growth
Vueling has seen some of the largest growth

The agreement continues Travelport’s long standing relationship with Vueling, and parent company International Airlines Group (IAG).

The solution enables airlines to fully display their brand proposition, exactly as they would on their own websites. It includes rich product descriptions and imagery, optional or ancillary products for sale, including fares families, and provides airlines with the greatest control possible over how their products appear on travel agent screens. Vueling’s content is now live for agents to search, sell and book and is available in both English and Spanish, as well as to travelers directly via online travel agents.

Rich Content and Branding continues to differentiate Travelport from its peers in the indirect distribution channel and has continued its strong momentum with over 180 airlines now fully implemented. Travelport has continued to enhance Rich Content and Branding by adding powerful, new search functionality and increased opportunities for upselling by offering the ‘next product/price point up’, with a full comparison of associated attributes and ancillaries.

The new addition of its ‘Basic Fare’ offering to Travelport’s merchandising solution means these lowest fares options that only include hand luggage will now be available to Travelport connected agents and cover Vueling’s route network of nearly 130 destinations. Available to search and book from today, these fares are in addition to Vueling’s ‘Optima’ and ‘Excellence’ fares, that include additional services such as the ability to choose your seat and have flexibility on ticket changes.

Klook.com

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