GDS and travel technology specialist, Travelport, and Atriis, a travel technology provider for TMCs and corporates, have revealed that NDC content from Travelport+ is now available for corporate clients to book and service in the Atriis global travel platform.
As part of the expanded agreement – which builds on the long-term mult-source conte agremeent already in place – Atriis clients have access to a broad range of Travelport’s multi-source content which also includes low-cost carrier, hotel and rental car content in addition to NDC.
“The integration of Travelport+ APIs, combined with Travelport’s dedicated support, has enabled Atriis to rapidly implement NDC offers from airlines, enhancing the breadth of options available on our platform,” said Omri Amsalem, chief operating officer and co-founder of Atriis.
“This collaboration ensures that NDC, LCC, and multi-source content are easily accessible to our clients, allowing them to concentrate on selecting the best options and delivering exceptional service to corporate travellers.”
Business Travel Partners (BTP Group) is one of the first Atriis clients to begin offering Travelport’s NDC content to customers.
Cees Bas, chairman of BTP Group and director of e-Business Travel, said: “Our alliance with Atriis and Travelport is based on our shared commitment to create modern experiences for corporate travellers.
“Travelport’s NDC content will enable us to enhance bookings with greater personalisation and more value for travellers.”.
By combining each partner’s superior technology, Atriis-connect agents and corporate corporate travellers now have access to Travelport’s retail-ready content.
“TMCs and corporate travel managers need the ability to search and compare NDC offers alongside traditional content all in one place,” said Jason Toothman, chief commercial officer – agency at Travelport.
“By integrating multi-source content from Travelport+, Atriis is enriching the user experience for our shared customers and ensuring that agents can book the best options based on the specific needs of corporate travellers.”
