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Avianca inks partnership to sell tours and activities
Tuesday, 19 Dec, 2022
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Avianca signed an agreement to offer guided tours and activities bookings.
It has partnered with Civitatis.
It books tours focused on the Spanish market.
The airline now offers over 75,000 tours and activities worldwide
It includes guided tours, day trips, airport transfers and venue tickets.
It enables Civitatis to expand across Central America, Mexico and Argentina.
Civitatis hopes to triple its current business in Latin America
“It allows us to offer our customers a more complete travel experience,” said Robert Mulet, Avianca’s Ecommerce Director.
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