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Emirates, Sabre ink 10-year deal

  • United Arab Emirates: Monday, September 15 - 2008 at 13:53

Emirates Airline has signed a 10-year agreement with world-leading travel distribution provider Sabre Travel Network. The agreement will give Sabre Connected travel agencies and corporations around the world access to Emirates' full content fares for the next 10 years through the Sabre global distribution system. With more corporate and online customers than any other GDS in the marketplace, Sabre Travel Network provides Emirates the ability to reach more corporate and leisure travellers using a multi-channel distribution strategy, according to a statement.

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