Travel Ledger expands in Ireland
B2B invoicing and payment services provider Travel Ledger is further expanding its footprint across the Irish Sea.
After becoming a preferred supplier for Travel Centres, the primary Travel Agency consortium in Ireland, Travel Ledger has now also become a member of the Irish Travel Agency Association.
It is starting to expand its network of participants in the Irish Republic.
The first supplier starting to roll out Travel Ledger to its B2B partners is Royal Caribbean, already a key partner of Travel Ledger in the UK and other markets.
As a preferred supplier for Travel Centres, RCL Cruises Ltd has begun inviting its key Irish agents to join Travel Ledger.
Travel Ledger helps streamline B2B transactions and optimises payment processes for travel agencies and suppliers.
The partnership with Travel Centres and ITAA membership enables Travel Ledger to extend its solutions to a wider audience.
Travel Ledger is exclusively focused in the B2B travel settlement space.
It covers the entire travel payments supply chain, including travel agents, cruise, bedbanks, hotels and DMCs.
Travel Ledger Roberto Da Re, CEO said: “Expanding into Ireland represents a significant milestone for us. We are thrilled to collaborate with trusted partners like the ITAA, Travel Centres and RCL Cruises.”
“We hope to replicate the high adoption rates and success we’ve already seen for Travel Ledger in the UK.”
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