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Comtec and Kuoni sign distribution deal
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Kuoni has pledged to continue working with retail travel agents following a deal signed with technology provider Comtec to improve its B2B interface.
The decision to use the EasySell distribution system will not be affected by the massive overhaul to the Kuoni business strategy announced this week.
The EasySell platform will allow Kuoni to publish all travel products and availability direct into the Comtec system, used by a string of major agencies including Thomas Cook, MyTravel, First Choice, Harvey World Travel and Travelcare.
Matt Rooke, eBusiness director for Kuoni in the UK, said: “Our development with Comtec is another example of our commitment to working with UK travel agents.
“We’re investing in our customers preferred distribution channels and we believe EasySell users will welcome the productivity benefits arising from the enhanced services we’ve introduced with Comtec.”
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