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New Benelux leader for Sabre
Sabre Travel Network has appointed Luc Dethaey to the newly created position of managing director for Belgium, the Netherlands and Luxembourg. Dethaey, who has spent the last two years working for Sabre as a consultant, brings more than 25 years experience of the travel technology industry in Western Europe to the role.
Finnair ancillaries now available for sale in the Sabre GDS
Global technology company Sabre Travel Network has teamed up with Finnair to sell its ancillary products to agencies using the Sabre GDS. The two companies already have a distribution agreement in place.
Aerolíneas Argentinas prepares for SkyTeam integration
Sabre Airline Solutions has equipped Aerolíneas Argentinas with the necessary technology to enable its recent entrance into the SkyTeam global airline network. This much anticipated milestone for the carrier is part of its long-term restructuring plan, which includes upgrading its entire IT platform including revenue, network and flight planning solutions.
GetThere appoints new managing director for EMEA
GetThere has promoted Guy Snelgar to managing director of its business in Europe, the Middle East and Africa (EMEA). He steps up from the role of business development manager and will now oversee GetThere’s sales, service and operations across the EMEA region.
Sabre signs full content deal with Copa Airlines
Sabre Travel Network has extended a multi-year agreement with Copa Airlines to distribute its full-content to travel agencies and corporations connected to the Sabre global distribution system. The new agreement assures Copa Airlines’ full content to more than 350,000 travel agencies using the Sabre Red Workspace software worldwide, as well as for hundreds of companies managing their travel programmes with Sabre BizSite and GetThere as online booking tools.
Trenitalia to offer train tickets through Sabre Travel Network
Sabre Travel Network and Trenitalia, the Italian national rail carrier, have reached an agreement to make its rail fares available to travel agents across the globe. The long-term deal means Sabre-connected agents will soon be able to offer customers seats on Trenitalia’s Frecciarossa, Frecciargento and Frecciabianca services alongside air fares, car hire and hotel rooms.
Air France-KLM inks content deal with Sabre
Sabre Travel Network has signed a multi-year full-content agreement with Air France-KLM to sell the carrier’s seats and ancillary products through travel agents connected to the Sabre global distribution system (GDS).
Sabre names new leader of Italian business
Travel technology company Sabre Travel Network has named Marco Benincasa as country director for its business in Italy. Benincasa will be responsible for spearheading the Sabre’s growth and strategic direction in the country, including a transformation of the company’s offline business.
Benincasa to head up Sabre in Italy
Sabre Travel Network a global technology company serving travel agencies and suppliers, has named Marco Benincasa as country director for its business in Italy. Benincasa will be responsible for spearheading the Sabre’s growth and strategic direction in the country, including a transformation of the company’s offline business.
Federal judge finds in favour of American Airlines in antitrust case
A federal judge in the United States has denied a request by Orbitz Worldwide, Sabre Holdings and Travelport to have a lawsuit filed by American Airlines dismissed. The suit alleges accuses the companies of antitrust violations.
Sabre to launch private label chain code
Hong Kong-based New World Hotels has chosen Sabre Hospitality Solutions to launch its private label chain code “NW” and aggressively promote its brand among the global travel agency community.
Alitalia to sell ancillary products through Sabre
Sabre Travel Network has signed a multi-year agreement with Italian national carrier Alitalia to sell its ancillary products to travel agents connected to the Sabre global distribution system. In addition to shopping and booking Alitalia airfares, an agent can now shop and book ancillary services such as pre-paid baggage and access to airport lounges, all seamlessly integrated into the reservation process – a first for agents in Europe.