Traveltek Group has announced a potentially game-changing development by hooking up with Booking.com. in a partnership which will see users of the Scottish firm’s platform gain access to over 28 million total listings.

Commenting on the new relationship Kirsty Orr, Traveltek Group COO said: “Bringing Booking.com onto our supplier list is a major addition to our platform and will have a significant, positive impact for our growing client base.

“We want to connect the industry’s largest community of buyers and sellers worldwide”

Orr added: “We share a similar mission, which is to be the best in our respective fields at what we do so it’s a great fit for us both. For our part, we want to connect the industry’s largest community of buyers and sellers worldwide, providing our clients with the most advanced technology on the market and helping them stay as connected as possible in what is a really competitive industry.

Discussing the added scope and advantages which come with Booking.com’s extensive portfolio – which includes hotels, apartments and holiday homes to villas, tree houses and even the occasional igloos – Orr concluded: “With over 28 million listings, covering more than 130,000 destinations in 227 countries and territories worldwide, the integration of Booking.com will certainly aid this mission. We are delighted to have them onboard.”

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“We’re constantly looking for strategic partners like Traveltek”

“As our mission is to empower people to experience the world, we’re constantly looking for strategic partners like Traveltek Group that can bring the amazing choice and variety of accommodation options available on Booking.com to an even wider audience of global travellers,” said Ripsy Bandourian, senior director of partnerships and business bookers at Booking.com.

Bandourian went on to say: “We’re very pleased with the collaboration thus far and are looking forward to working together with Traveltek to help connect more customers with their ideal place to stay via this new integration.”