PRESS RELEASE.- With the integration of the GIATA MultiCodes network, the TravelgateX marketplace will be coupled with GIATA's hotel mapping and deduplication service.
TravelgateX, the global marketplace for the travel trade, with the aim of expanding its international distribution network, is now integrated with GIATA, a global leader in non-bookable content solutions in the travel industry.
With 115 million mappings across 408 suppliers, GIATA has continued to be the largest hotel mapping database in the world. By joining GIATA’s MultiCodes network and integrating the hotel mapping and de-duplication service MultiCodes, TravelgateX is enabled to showcase unique hotel content to their customers across multiple sales channels. It will also keep their hotel portfolio up-to-date and empower them to drive their revenue growth in a time- and cost-effective manner.
“Accurate sets of data and data deduplication process are the backbone of hotel mapping. The partnership with TravelgateX on hotel mapping is a positive development in boosting quality of content. We’re thrilled to partner with them and support them to navigate the success of their business through the future integration.” says Andreas Posmeck, CEO of GIATA.
“We are very excited about this agreement with GIATA. We are very confident this will have a direct positive impact within the sales of our clients by increasing accuracy, and drastically reducing mistakes'', commented Iván Font, Chief Strategy Officer of TravelgateX.
About TravelgateX
Founded by Pedro Camara in 2012, based in Palma de Mallorca, TravelgateX is an online B2B marketplace that provides connectivity to global tourism companies, with a network of 1,000 interconnected clients and service providers, 30,000 daily reservations and a turnover of 3.2 trillions of euros.
About GIATA
GIATA was founded in 1996 and is a technology company specialized in tourism based in Berlin. The company's digital products, focused on non-bookable content, are aimed at more than 20,000 customers and partners in more than 70 countries, including hotels, hotel chains, online travel agencies, tour operators, travel agency cooperatives, travel and global distribution systems.