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ICE to adopt Dolphin’s booking system across Europe Phil Davies


Dolphin Dynamics’ online booking technology is to be introduced by International Cruise & Excursions (ICE) across European markets. Deployment of the new service


has already started in France, Hungary and Finland, with a second phase to include Germany, Spain, Italy, Portugal, Denmark, Norway and Sweden. Supported by real-time links to suppliers such as Amadeus, Hotelbeds, Tourico, Avis and Holiday Taxis, the system will enable ICE’s European customers to search, price and book


John Rowley, chief executive and chairman of ICE, said: “The development of our online booking capability is a key part of ICE’s future growth plans. “Working with Dolphin ensures a consistently high level of service, while streamlining our operational and business reporting processes.” Andy Mills, head of sales and


flights, accommodation, car hire and transfers. Integration with Dolphin’s back-office suite will provide a high degree of automation in booking management and fulfilment, according to the company.


marketing at Dolphin Dynamics, added: “Deploying an integrated online and offline technology platform using Dolphin makes great sense for customers with an international client base to grow sales, avoiding fragmented and costly back-end processes.”


Dubai-based travel technology specialist Illusions is in advanced negotiations to buy Polish technology firm anixe for an undisclosed sum. The deal will open up the European market for Illusions Pictured is Illusions founder Faisal Memon (left) with anixe founder Piotr Zolnierek.


18 • travelweekly.co.uk — 7 May 2015


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