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2014-10-17

Sabre has just announced the addition fo HRS content, giving agents far more flexibility and choice for serving clients.

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According to the news from Sabre yesterday, travelers employing Sabre powered agents will now have a vast array of independent properties to choose from. HRS is one of Europe‘s leading providers of hotels, and now travel management companies that use Sabre can offer that much more value. Greg Webb, president, Sabre Travel Network, had this to add:

“Sabre is continuously growing its hotel content to better meet the needs of our diverse customer base. HRS properties are extremely popular around Europe and we are pleased to provide this content to all our travel agents globally. Our agreement with HRS will help them drive more sales in the corporate sector to support their international expansion, and provide travel agents and buyers with access to a wide range of the most up-to-date and best-priced travel options so they can easily find properties that match their travelers‘ needs.”

HRS CEO Tobias Ragge also added that: “with Sabre is an important milestone in our multi-channel strategy. This new agreement is available for all Sabre-connected agencies worldwide. This includes Sabre’s joint ventures Infini in Japan and Abacus in Asia-Pacific.

For more information readers are encouraged to view the original Sabre news here, or to contact Sabre directly via:

Steffen Hohl, Communications Manager Online Travel, EMEA Phone: +49 40 27 83 82 211 E-Mail: Steffen.Hohl@sabre.com

 

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