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Qantas launches new Group Travel website in UK

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Qantas has launched the new Qantas Group Travel website in the UK, enabling a simpler system for travel agents to process group travel bookings to Dubai, Australia and beyond.

The first for any airline in Australia, the Qantas Group Travel website will be available to all UK based travel agents holding a valid IATA number, 24 hours a day, seven days a week.

Benefits include competitive group quotes in real time, flexible group fare options across all cabins and automatic notifications of upcoming deadlines.

Eric Jelinek, Qantas regional general manager UK and Europe commented: “We’re delighted to introduce the Qantas Group Travel website to the UK, designed to support our agents to manage group travel on Qantas.

“We’re always looking for ways to make it easy for travel agents to sell Qantas and the group travel system delivers on that.

 

“With such a demand for group bookings in the UK, it was fundamental for us to introduce a more streamlined approach and we shall look forward to receiving feedback from agents.”

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