travel tech insights

Two days ago we were announcing our newest partnership agreement with Element Travel Technology with the purpose of enhancing TMCs technology. With some of the most experienced people in the industry, Element enables its TMC clients to gain access to cutting edge travel technology, complemented by the peace of mind that results from their unparalleled level of experience. As a result of our Value Added Reseller (VAR) Agreement, Element is now providing TINA automation solution to Travel Management Companies across Europe.

We have always invested time and effort into building up strong relations with our partners and today we discussed with Mr. Gavin Smith - Founder and Director of Element Travel Technology, trying to find out how he sees the collaboration with dcs plus.

Operational stability within you travel agency is critical. One of the ways that ensures its achievement is represented by the accuracy and security of the processes that take place on a regular basis. Defining and having in place a specific set of rules with restrictions that will prevent your agents from adding invoices if certain mandatory criteria are not matched will ensure a seamless process.

This is a question every manager in the travel industry should be asking themselves, because the thought process behind a serious answer will jumpstart – or clarify – a reasoned foundation for a strategic role and direction for technology.  Technology spend is a critical part of doing business, however you should not spend crazy money on it but don’t fall far behind the competition either.

As part of its Turkish Airlines Corporate Club program designed exclusively for corporate customers, Turkish Airlines hosted last week the Turkish Airlines Corporate Club Conference held in collaboration with the Global Business Travel Association (GBTA).

TINA mid back office system updates

New bulk operation available for the services from imported orders – block services

A new Bulk option is available for not processed services in the Imported orders section from the Operational module. This allows the user to block multiple services at once: