New creativeholidays.com website goes live!
Creative Holidays new website, creativeholidays.com is now live offering enhanced functionality and new design. In line with the company’s new branding it has also introduced additional features which can be utilised to help consultants inform their clients and close sales.
Andrew Yell, general manager product, sales and marketing, Creative Holidays said, “Our new and revamped website offers an aesthetic, central place for agents to reference Creative’s extensive range of hotels, car hire options, Mini Stays and other land details as well as getting the most up to date information on deals and being able to sign-up to agent incentives.
“The launch of creativeholidays.com follows the announcement of our re-brand and brings our on-line presence in line with our 2006 brochure range which we are continuing to roll out.
“We are dedicated to being a one stop shop for the trade wanting to present their clients with an extensive choice of product to over 40 destinations with a range of 17 airline partners, great value, and fantastic service.”
The new website has a dedicated agents only area with quick access to i-Create where there is extensive information on special deals, airfare rules, short and sweet deals, incentives and more.
creativeholidays.com also offers consultants an additional resource on top of Creative Holidays’ informative brochure range with important links to useful information such as country calling codes, the weather network, what’s on where, visa information, smart traveller and details on national holidays.
Plus, there is information from Lonely Planet, exclusive Lonely Planet discounts for travellers, a world map highlighting the regions Creative Holidays sells and search capabilities for printable information on hotels.
The printable hotel information means agents can answer any questions their clients might have regarding hotel features and facilities and it is also a great resource to direct travellers to as details such as check-in and check-out times, the availability of kids clubs or childcare facilities, air-conditioning, pool and entertainment facilities as well as property and room descriptions, information on the distances from the property to key attractions, shopping and dining areas are all available in printable flyer format.
Creative Holidays is Australia’s largest independent wholesale travel company presenting travellers with an extensive variety of product to Europe, the America’s, Asia, the South Pacific and Australia as well as Creative Experiences to Vietnam, India, China and Africa.
For more information visit www.creativeholidays.com
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