HotelPlanner partners with The Lawn Tennis Association
Travel technology platform HotelPlanner has served up a new partnership with the UK’s Lawn Tennis Association (LTA.)
The Hotelplanner tie up will enable the LTA’s 1.5 million members to source hotels at special rates in the UK and globally.
It will enable the LTA to manage their accommodation needs more profitably and provide a better service to its members and players.
Hotelplanner will provide great hotel rates for national and international travel and for the many events the LTA organizes.
The LTA is the sport’s governing body and has been overseeing the development of tennis in the UK for over 130 years.
It oversees the grassroots such as after-school training sessions up to major international tournaments on all tennis court surfaces.
It’s a nationwide organization of coaches, administrators and volunteers.
“It’s such a pleasure to look after the hotel needs of some of the world’s greatest tennis players,” said Tim Hentschel, CEO, Hotelplanner.
HotelPlanner is pleased to support the LTA’s mission of making tennis welcoming, enjoyable and inspiring to everyone.
The LTA’s ultimate goal is to create opportunities for more people to play and enjoy tennis.
The HotelPlanner hotel booking platform combines proprietary artificial intelligence, and a 24/7 global gig-based reservations and customer service network.
It has established partnerships with the largest OTAs, global hotel chains, individual hotels, online wedding planning providers, ancillary lodging providers, corporations, and numerous sporting organizations from youth to professional level.
HotelPlanner’s brands include flagship site HotelPlanner.com, meetings and events-focused sites Meetings.com; EventConnect.com; and Venuexplorer.com; sports team travel provider Lucid Travel, and its most recent acquisition Eventsquid, which focuses on corporate and association event registration.
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