- Vibe integrates the full range of rail inventory and fares from Trainline Partner Solutions.
- Customers of Vibe gain access to cutting edge features including split-ticket pricing
- Leading TMCs such as Agiito and COCO+ already benefiting from the service.
Vibe – the leading international provider of booking technology solutions to the travel industry – has confirmed today that it has integrated the full range of UK rail inventory and fares available from Trainline Partner Solutions, the B2B arm of Trainline, Europe’s leading independent seller of train ticketing.
As part of the agreement Vibe is able to offer customers some of Trainline’s most popular technical features such as ‘split save functionality’, post sales (user exchange) and the ability to use Vibe for both online and offline servicing.
Vibe customers intending to use the service include the UK-based TMC Agiito and sustainability focused TMC COCO+, with more to be announced soon.
Simon Goddard, Chief Operations Officer of Vibe comments: “In many markets around the world rail is the quickest and easiest way to get around and often favoured by business travellers, particularly as we all rightly become more environmentally conscious. Access to train inventories is often a real headache for TMCs and corporate buyers though and we’re really excited to be able to make that process more efficient and compliant by partnering with Trainline.”
Liz Emmott, Director of Global Distribution for Trainline Partner Solutions, adds: “We want to make booking rail tickets a simple and seamless experience for all travellers, with business travellers booking through TMCs or corporate buyers enjoying the same retail experience as they do when buying their own leisure tickets direct from Trainline. Partnering with Vibe is the ideal way for TPS to increase our distribution reach and improve the experience for professional buyers.”
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