Global Net Fares/Taj Tours have launched their own booking engine at www.globalnetfares.com and are offering new registering agents $20 just to try it.
“After having been a member of other websites for years, we never felt they served our needs as effectively as we wanted. As a result, we have worked tirelessly to create a booking engine that is fast, effective and integrates smoothly with the Sabre platform and uses all its Sabre Web Services power,” said Global Net Fares/Taj Tours president Inder Handa.
GNF (GlobalNetFares) has removed all previous booking engines from its site and has been using the new engine continuously since the start of last year.
“We are finding that our agent partners are responding very positively to the change. The new site allows them to search Nets and Published fares at the same time and much faster than other comparable sites,” added Ahmed Hosny, Project Manager.
“This platform is following a much more open concept towards agents as well. There are no bells or whistles and no annoying pop ups or ads. It is one thing and one thing only, an airfare search and booking engine, that works, is easy to use and offers better alternative available options.”
Agents who have tried the platform found it “clear and crisp”, “easy to use”, “fast and precise”. The first 100 new registering agents will receive $20 just to sign up. On top of that, they will get a further $10 per ticketed passenger on online bookings.
Air Canada bookings will earn one entry per ticketed passenger in a contest for bookings made between now and March 31 inclusive.
Grand prize is a holiday for two, compliments of GlobalNetFares/TajTours, wherever Air Canada flies, including air, hotel and land arrangements for one week.
During that same period, there will be a monthly draw for $500. Each ticketed passenger on any airline (including AC) is one entry.
Sign up is free for travel agents and additional information can be found by contacting info@tajtours.net. This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it or visiting the site at globalnetfares.com.
The site is available in both French and English.
Source: Travel Week
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