Kuoni signs Galileo GDS deal
Kuoni has signed a five-year global distribution deal with Galileo.
The agreement with the Cendant-owned GDS will see Galileo introduced across the operator’s businesses in India, Italy, Holland and Scandinanvia ina ddition to the UK and Switzerland.
Kuoni group CEO Armin Meier said: “Galileo’s rich content repository was a key driver in our decision to consolidate our GDS business, as was the flexibility shown by the Cendant team in their approach to and understanding of our business and how it is changing.”
Cendant Travel Distribution Services international markets CEO Gordon Wilson said: “This deal is a natural extension of a relationship based on performance, co-operation and partnership. We are looking forward to exploring further Cendant TDS opportunities with Kuoni to enable them to enhance the travel experience for thier customers.”
Report by Phil Davies
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