TECHNOLOGY NEWS YOU CAN USE
iVector introduces ‘mix and match’ flight search tool Phil Davies
increased conversion rates. Jackie Groves, sales and
‘Mix and match’ flights are now available through the web-based iVector booking platform offered by technology company Intuitive. The new initiative combines
two single searches when users look for return flights. This enables them to select the most suitable times for clients, even if the airline is different for the outbound and return journeys. The platform also allows flights to be booked across different booking engines. The new technology enables users to book flights using
different suppliers for each leg. Customers benefit from an
increased choice in flight options, better fares and more flexible flight times, Intuitive claimed. It said ‘mix and match’ bookings now make up a quarter of its customer’s sales and the new capability has contributed to
marketing director at Intuitive, said: “It’s great to see the positive impact ‘mix and match’ flights have for our customers so far and we’re excited about its potential.” Meanwhile, a new online
attraction ticketing platform has been created for Virgin Holidays by Intuitive, allowing Virgin to sell extras to customers in advance. iVector has been used as the
foundation for the platform, so Virgin can manage bookings through a mobile-responsive website and central system.
intuitivesystems.com
TECHNOLOGY NEWS IN BRIEF
Lastminute.com transfer contract goes to Conxxe
Lastminute.com’s new owner Bravofly Rumbo has awarded a transfer contract to Holiday Taxis’ new Conxxe ground transport platform. This will enable users to book airport transfers across the group’s websites.
conxxe.com
SAT uses virtual reality film to promote South Africa A short film, viewed on Oculus Rift virtual reality headsets, is being used by South African Tourism to encourage travel to the country.
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