Innstant goes digital

Innstant Travel is planning to introduce its technology company, Innstant Connect in 2018, and hopes to strengthen new products in the pipeline.

TT Bureau

Innstant Connect powers some of the leading global brands and offers a host of innovative solutions, informs Gagan Kakkar, Country Head—India, Innstant Travel. “Some of these solutions include Hotel Switch providing inventory with more than 120 XMLs, Air Switch catering to more than 360 global LCCs and four GDS, etc. We also look forward to introduce Hotel Connect which will offer travel agents and hotels a user-friendly platform to handle in-depth details, upload and fully control their inventory and rates for different sales channels. Our B2B clients can look forward to 120,000 newly integrated apartments in the four-star category. These are approved and accredited by local bodies and cruises online,” says Kakkar.

“We also look forward to introduce Hotel Connect, a platform to handle in-depth details, upload and fully control inventory”

The company had recently launched a cruise product, cancellation protection and a new technology for API and received a very good response to the same. Kakkar points out, “Last year was great for us as we managed to over exceed our set targets for the first year of the launch. We have been able to add some leading brands to our client base.”

Talking about various services offered by the company, Kakkar claims that as a global wholesaler, the company has a bouquet of travel products and related services at the best rates in the industry. “We offer over 300,000 properties worldwide, more than 45,000 tours and attractions, over 20,000 events, sports, shows and concert tickets, almost 18,000 transfers worldwide, 15,000 plus car hire locations globally and 1000s of apartments, chateaux and luxury villas, all through one of the speediest APIs. Innstant Travel offers travel professionals a state-of-the-art booking engine, XML solutions and the tools needed to stay ahead of the competition in today’s fast-paced and competitive travel industry.”