Meetingselect is using Travelport+ to enable direct and preferred hotel bookings 

Meetingselect has recently started working with Travelport, a  global technology company that powers travel bookings for hundreds of thousands of travel suppliers worldwide. Travelport’s travel retailing platform, Travelport+, provides simplified  access to robust hospitality content that will enable Meetingselect bookers to quickly and  easily make individual or group hotel bookings through the Meetingselect platform with or  without meeting spaces. 

By tapping into Travelport+, this integration allows corporations and travel agencies using  Meetingselect to view and compare preferred rates for hotel bookings in combination with  meetings or events via rate access codes. As a result, businesses will benefit from a more efficient and cost-effective booking experience for hotel rooms and meeting spaces. Moreover,  Travelport+ provides Meetingselect the option to display direct availability to book guest  rooms for individuals, up to nine rooms at a time. Meetingselect’s innovation work is  dedicated to simplifying and streamlining the end-to-end processes of meeting management  all in one place. 

“We’re thrilled to integrate our platform with Travelport+ to drive more modern retailing  experiences within the hospitality industry”, said Judith Huisman, co-founder of Meetingselect.  “Our partnership is a great example of our commitment to delivering innovative solutions and  Travelport+ will undoubtedly bring significant value to our bookers by offering a complete and  seamless digital solution.” 

“We share Meetingselect’s focus on modernizing travel retailing and understand that  simplified access to more hospitality content and dynamic offers is needed to help streamline the meeting management experience,” said Paul Broughton, Director of Business Development at Travelport. “With Travelport+, Meetingselect users can now quickly and easily search,  compare and book the hotel rooms and meeting spaces that they need.” 

Meetingselect, Paul Broughton, Travelport.