The feature allows travellers to easily submit any previously unused domestic and international tickets towards payment of a new reservation and automatically calculates the fare for the new booking, including all applicable refunds, charges and taxes.
By removing the time consuming processes required to manually change tickets, travel management companies will see a considerable reduction in the time needed to re-book a ticket. By cutting out up to 13 steps that a manual ticket exchange process would call for, the travel agent will just need to simply reissue the new ticket. As a result, corporations will benefit from significant cost savings from reduced travel agent charges and full recovery of the value of unused tickets.
"Given the current economic scenario the unused ticket trader in version 11.2 will offer some much-needed cost efficiencies to corporations,"
said Frank Palapies, Amadeus' Head of Global Commercial Operations.
"In addition, Amadeus has made the most of its global presence by tapping into its local development centres to deliver direct benefits to corporations' travel departments worldwide. With this new version, companies will now have access to essential local air content through Amadeus e-Travel Management."

Posted by Ehab Al-Abbadi



