CSI Media Create New Bookahotelonline.co.uk Website
Need To Go Away Ltd have launched a new edition of their accommodation only website called Bookahotelonline.co.uk.
Need To Go Away Ltd Managing Director, Eivind Steffensen approached
CSI Media to build the new version of the Bookahotelonline.co.uk website after successfully working with CSI Media in the past on other projects.
Bookahotelonline.co.uk is an accommodation only website, with a portfolio of over 52,000 hotels, guesthouses and self catering cottages worldwide. The new website offers competitive prices and a safe, secure online booking facility. It also features integrated Google mapping, current resort weather information and the option to add 360 degree visual tours.
The Travelberry (Tour Op) platform behind the website, allows a large amount of rich textual content and photographs to added to the site in order to promote individual hotels and holiday destinations. The platform also enables Need To Go Away Ltd to load their own hotel contracts onto the Bookahotelonline.co.uk website and provide an xml output to distribute their own hotel stock to the trade.
Should Bookahotelonline.co.uk feel the need to expand their site further,
CSI Media’s Travelberry (Tour Op) platform offers the ability to sell other products such as flights, car rental, transfers and attraction tickets etc. through the Bookahotelonline.co.uk website.
Eivind Steffensen, Managing Director of Need To Go Away Ltd – Bookahotelonline.co.uk said :
“We are very excited with the re-launch of our site. Together with
CSI Media we have added a lot of new functionality; not only for our consumers, but also for travel agents to be able to sell our own portfolio of hotels much easier.
Some of the new functionality includes a multi-currency application allowing accommodation to be sold internationally, a special offers section allowing us to push certain properties and deals, an easy to use hotel search where the public can specify a hotel name and we can now add discount codes to different user groups.”
Eivind Steffensen went on to say:
“Our background has been within hotel developments in Spain and Portugal over the last 15 years and our markets have been mainly UK, Scandinavia, Central and Eastern Europe. We work with different hotel suppliers, but are currently fast growing our own portfolio of accommodation worldwide. Our aim has been to develop a site that is customer friendly, easy to use with no hidden extras. We feel that through our relation with
CSI Media and its staff we now have one of the best accommodation only sites on the market.”
For more information on CSI Media’s products and services, contact Richard Nash on [email protected] or Craig Stone on [email protected].
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