PATA Travel Mart Debut a Huge Success for lowcostbeds
Independent global bed bank, lowcostbeds, will focus on forging more direct contracts with hotel partners across the Asia Pacific region following its debut at this month’s PATA Travel Mart in Cambodia.

"Exhibiting at PATA Travel Mart for the first time provided the ideal opportunity for us to showcase our 200,000-plus properties and to demonstrate our powerful lowcostbeds technology platform," Ms Cann said.
"Buyers from a range of companies were impressed by our vast product range of global hotels and understood how our solution could add value to their business. We will now ramp up our efforts on developing more directly contracted hotel product across Asia Pacific to support our growth in the region."
Ms Cann was joined at the lowcostbeds booth at PATA Travel Mart by lowcostbeds’ Bangkok-based Trade XML Account Manager APAC, Thamarong Wanarithikul and Regional Business Development Manager APAC, Terry Wong.
Rated among the world’s top ten independent bed banks, lowcostbeds expanded into the Asia Pacific region for the first time in 2013, opening offices in Bangkok and Sydney.
Marking its 10th birthday this year, the global lowcosttravelgroup now boasts 450 staff in ten offices worldwide offering its clients 24/7 support, with its growing hotel inventory live in 47 countries and attracting 2.5 million customers annually. The global lowcosttravelgroup is targeting an annual turnover of over GBP 1 billion in the next two years.
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For more information, contact the lowcostbeds sales support team on +65 3158 6002, email [email protected] or visit www.lowcosttravelgroup.com or www.lowcostbeds.com.
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