Wotif.com partners with ninemsn
Wotif.com (www.wotif.com), Australasia’s leading accommodation website, announced today that it has entered into an agreement with Australia’s number one interactive media company, ninemsn, to provide an accommodation booking service for the site.
Under the deal, the 7.69 million people who visit the ninemsn site each month will be able to access the broad range of accommodation and great rates offered on Wotif.com.
The integrated service – which is expected to be available in the third quarter of calendar 2006 – will create a co-branded accommodation portal within the ninemsn site, with Wotif.com’s fast and easy-to-use booking engine integrated into various locations.
The agreement will also provide Wotif.com with additional content integration and media support throughout the ninemsn network.
Graeme Wood, CEO of Wotif.com, said: “The potential benefits from partnering with Australia’s number one interactive media company are compelling, and this deal enables us to significantly increase the reach of our accommodation offering and to drive brand recognition.
“It is particularly exciting to be able to increase the exposure for our accommodation suppliers to the vast audience that uses the ninemsn site, and this is another benefit we can provide to our accommodation partners.”
ninemsn CEO, Martin Hoffman, added: “Travel is an important and continually growing sector for the online industry. This deal marks the coming together of two leading Australian companies that recognise the power of online and are committed to maximising its potential for the benefit of our customers.
“We’re excited to be working with Wotif.com to deliver more compelling services to our customers, giving them the travel information and accommodation deals they’re seeking.”
Graham Muldoon
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