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Joyned Booking launches for travel websites
Israeli start-up Joyned has launched Joyned Booking for the travel sector.
The website add-on promotes interaction between friends and family as they book their trip – making the booking experience a seamless, social one.
Joyned Booking’s SaaS based service allows travel companies to provide customers with a superior user experience when booking group trips.
It boosts online sales by keeping visitors on their websites for longer, and travel sites using Joyned Booking have already seen a 300% higher conversion rate, the company says.
Jonathan Abraham, CEO of Joyned, said: “Friends and family who travel together, obviously make trip decisions together, but there is no easy way to do that on most online travel sites currently.”
“Joyned Booking is the next evolutionary step in online booking, through its ability to easily connect travellers from initial discussions through to point of sale.”
“Joyned Booking provides travel websites with a unique set of data, including F&F traveller price perception, sentiment analysis and a window into the F&F traveller buying journey.”
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