Road Scholar, the not-for-profit leader in educational travel, has launched a new technology strategy in partnership with UK technology specialist Open Destinations. The US-based educational travel organisation has signed a long-term agreement with Open Destinations for license of their flagship software Travel Studio, which has been designed specifically for tour operators and is currently live in […]
Travel technology specialist Open Destinations will be introducing their new Package Builder module for the first time at this year’s ITB Asia and World Travel Market. This new module is the latest addition to the company’s Travel Studio reservations platform, which is currently live in travel businesses across more than 30 countries.
Open Destinations has hired travel industry specialist Mike Russell as their new Chief Operating Officer. Russell brings over 15 years of experience within the sector in the areas of leisure travel and travel technology, having led both Vertical Systems and Comtec and held senior roles in a number of travel businesses.
Travel technology firm Open Destinations has launched a computer literacy programme for underprivileged children in the local Goan community. This initiative is the result of a collaboration with non-profit NGO Lifeline Foundation, which has been working in the field of health and education for the underprivileged for the last 18 years.
For the second year in a row, travel software provider Open Destinations has been ranked in the Sunday Times SME Export Track 100 league table. Open Destinations, appearing at number 74, is one of thirteen software providers featured in the research report, which ranks the top 100 small and medium-sized companies (SME) with the fastest-growing […]
Australian-based Great Southern Rail is the latest travel operator to select the Travel Studio technology platform to expand their rail offering. The deal involves a long-term partnership with UK technology specialist, Open Destinations, who has successfully implemented Travel Studio into more than 30 countries worldwide.The addition of Great Southern Rail builds on the Open Destinations portfolio of […]
Travel technology specialist Open Destinations today launched Travel Builder, their latest software package for the tour operator market. The new solution is designed for specialist and emerging tour operators, who are looking to leave behind their manual processes and quickly take their business to the next level.
The senior team from Open Destinations will be hitting the main stage once again at this year’s show, participating in three of the planned conference sessions that are focused on tour operator challenges.
Travel technology specialist Open Destinations has introduced a new dynamic search module to their Travel Studio reservations platform. The module is designed to quickly combine flight and hotel product from their worldwide library of GDS, airlines, hotels and wholesaler content. ‘We have brought dynamic packaging for tour operators to the next level,’ says CEO Kevin […]
Open Destinations has further expanded their range of supplier integrations to include a new direct connection with Hilton Hotels. Through the company’s reservation software, Travel Studio, the Open Destinations client base will now have seamless access to more than 4,400 Hilton Hotels in 97 countries worldwide.
LONDON, UK (30 September, 2015) – Leading travel technology provider Open Destinations today released their annual report, titled ‘Top 5 Technology Challenges in the Tour Operating Sector.’ Members of the European tourism association (ETOA) had an early preview of this report yesterday during the Showcase.travel Digital workshop held in London. ‘Our technology workshop is the […]
Leading travel technology provider Open Destinations has once again joined forces with Travolution and new sponsor Ve Interactive to put travel technology on the agenda at London Technology Week. The session, entitled Travel Technology: Disruptions in the Supply Chain, will bring together industry leaders and the start-up community to join in a panel discussion about new […]
