Check Point Travel to roll out Dolphin online booking technology
Check Point Travel, an independent travel company based in Aarhus, Denmark has reached agreement to deploy Dolphin Dynamics’ booking technology as part of a major strategic investment in its online presence.
Established for 20 years, the independent long-haul travel specialist already uses Dolphin back-office, sales and contract management technology to run its offline travel activity. The new online service will also provide a search and booking capability for Check Point Customers across pre-built travel packages comprising flights, accommodation, transfers and excursions.
Dolphin’s back-end technology will be used to create holidays for sale and to manage content presented on the Check Point Travel website, including digital product content, descriptions and pricing. With all product availability and booking-related content sourced via Dolphin’s web service API, enabling Check Point Travel to build a fully-bespoke website reflecting its brand identity and user journey requirements.
Commenting on the Check Point Travel’s further investment in online, Henrik Saermark-Thomsen said, "Developing our online booking capability is key to the continued growth of our company. Particularly important as our business develops is to ensure there is integration between our online and offline activity, so that we can manage bookings efficiently and continue to provide a great service via every customer touchpoint. A further investment in Dolphin was therefore a natural step to ensure we can benefit from single, integrated technology platform right across our business."
Roberto Da Re, CEO at Dolphin Dynamics added, "We’re delighted to be working closely with Check Point Travel as it embarks on a major new business expansion initiative. Working hand-in-hand with customers to help them grow is key to maintaining a strong partnership and a relationship based on mutual success."
About Check Point Travel: Check Point Travel was established in 1996 and is today a medium sized travel company based in Brabrand Denmark. Specialist destinations include Cuba, Thailand, US/Hawaii, Malaysia/Borneo, Sri Lanka and Vietnam. The present owners acquired the business in 2010 and have rapidly expanded the business achieving 107% turnover growth since 2011.
About Dolphin Dynamics: Dolphin Dynamics Ltd. is a software development company that specialises in developing integrated information solutions for the travel industry. Since its first product release in 1996, Dolphin Dynamics has installed its software at over 850 client sites, large and small, for a total of over 13,000 users in 26 countries worldwide. With a combined staff of over 80 across the group, Dolphin Dynamics also provides customised solutions and consulting via its internal technical consultants and external partners.
Dolphin Dynamics’ worldwide clients include: STA Travel, Travelbag, USAirtours, Osprey Holidays, Carrier, Prestbury Worldwide Resorts, Profil Rejser (DK), USATours (DK) and Azure Collection.
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