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Sabre and Arajet sign long-term distribution agreement

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Sabre Corporation, a provider of software and technology that powers the global travel industry, announced today a multi-year distribution agreement with the Dominican flag carrier Arajet.

Under the agreement, Arajet will distribute its inventory of flights, offers and services through a vast network of travel agents across the world, giving Sabre-connected agents access to additional airline content to create personalized offers and experiences for their leisure travellers through the Sabre Global Distribution System (GDS).

Nacim Yala, chief commercial and business strategy officer at Arajet said: “Sabre stands out as a compelling partner choice because of its distribution network and advanced technology, which aligns perfectly with the flexibility we need to achieve our objectives.

“We are excited to expand our partnership with Sabre beyond its Radixx Res passenger services system (PSS) to now distribute our content through the Sabre GDS.

“This allows us to expand our reach in the Americas, bringing the best offers to an extensive travel agency network and making it easier to sell our products to the millions of travellers they serve.”

Today, the low-price carrier offers flights throughout the Caribbean and the Americas, including 23 destinations in 16 countries and a fleet of 10 aircraft flying over the Americas region. It has transported over 1.3 million passengers in almost a year of operation.

Chris Wilding, senior vice president, air distribution, Sabre Travel Solutions said: “Arajet is a rapidly growing airline in the region.

“We are delighted that Arajet has decided to expand their partnership with Sabre.

“We look forward to helping Arajet achieve its business objectives, and to providing travel agencies around the world with easy and efficient access to more options for their travellers to visit the many beautiful destinations in this region.”

Sabre’s multi-source platform strategy enables the efficient consumption and normalization of travel content, addressing the growing challenge of content fragmentation.

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