Travelsoft, a global SaaS provider for travel agents and tour operators, has launched Travelsoft Services, a white-label multi-consolidator for its platform customers. This initiative expands offerings across Travelsoft’s nine platforms, granting over 1,200 clients access to diverse supplier connections.

 

Travelsoft Services, based in Palma de Mallorca, is an extension of the Travel Compositor brand. It aims to enhance customer value by enabling XML connections to a broader range of suppliers, increasing competitiveness without raising operational costs. The service includes a marketplace with payment guarantees, simplifying transactions for clients.

 

The consolidated services will encompass hotels, flights, trains, activities, and more, utilizing both XML connections with suppliers and products managed by clients. This internal marketplace facilitates mutual buying and selling among clients, expanding progressively across Travelsoft's platforms.

 

Travelsoft Services has appointed Celeste Mussetti, the current CCO of Travel Compositor, as the managing director to lead the multi-consolidation project. Manuel Aragonés, CEO of TravelC, who will also lead this project, will supervise her team in Palma, Bangkok, and Cancun.

 

Celeste Mussetti,  Managing Director of Travelsoft Services commented: “We are very excited about the launch of Travelsoft Services, which represents a major step forward in our commitment to delivering unmatched value to our clients. By expanding access to diverse suppliers, we’re empowering our customers to drive growth and innovation in their markets.”

 

Manuel Aragonés, CEO of Travel Compositor added: "Travelsoft Services is a testament to our commitment to innovation and customer success. By streamlining access to a vast network of suppliers and providing a unified platform for collaboration, we are empowering our clients to enhance their offerings, reduce operational complexities, and stay competitive in a dynamic industry. This initiative reflects our vision to simplify and amplify the capabilities of travel professionals worldwide." -TradeArabia News Service