Sabre releases mobile travel management app

BTN News
Thursday, 20 October 2016

Sabre has unveiled its new Traveler Experience Platform. The Traveler Experience Platform brings together the critical aspects of travel management into a single mobile app that will manage the whole trip for business travellers. The Platform combines the online booking capabilities of GetThere for air and hotel, and the itinerary management and messaging features of TripCase.

 

Sabre has also introduced a travel risk management solution to the platform, SafePoint, which helps travellers check in with their employer via a GPS location and request assistance if an emergency arises. Early next year, the Traveler Experience Platform will also offer e-payment solutions via Sabre Virtual Payments to corporations in APAC.


“With personaliation becoming an expectation for travellers, and mobile as an enabler of a true personalised experience, the future of travel is in the collaboration and execution of the traveller’s experience with a corporation’s travel program. And with scalability and flexibility as the foundation of this platform, we’re not only meeting the needs of today’s complex corporate travel programs, but we’re continuously evolving with tomorrow's.”

The Traveler Experience Platform helps solve some of the biggest challenges facing business travel programs: Corporate travel managers searching for a flexible platform, travellers looking for a seamless experience and corporations striving for a positive return on investment. Available to travellers through their employers' travel programs, the platform seamlessly integrates multiple products and solutions, providing corporations a single mobile application for their travellers and freedom-of-choice in expense integration. Within the platform, corporate policies are automatically adhered to when business travellers book or rebook trips, expenses are automatically captured and stored and a detailed expense report is auto-filed when the trip is complete, all from the traveller’s mobile device.

Sabre releases mobile travel management app

BTN News
Thursday, 20 October 2016

Sabre has unveiled its new Traveler Experience Platform. The Traveler Experience Platform brings together the critical aspects of travel management into a single mobile app that will manage the whole trip for business travellers. The Platform combines the online booking capabilities of GetThere for air and hotel, and the itinerary management and messaging features of TripCase.

 

Sabre has also introduced a travel risk management solution to the platform, SafePoint, which helps travellers check in with their employer via a GPS location and request assistance if an emergency arises. Early next year, the Traveler Experience Platform will also offer e-payment solutions via Sabre Virtual Payments to corporations in APAC.


“With personaliation becoming an expectation for travellers, and mobile as an enabler of a true personalised experience, the future of travel is in the collaboration and execution of the traveller’s experience with a corporation’s travel program. And with scalability and flexibility as the foundation of this platform, we’re not only meeting the needs of today’s complex corporate travel programs, but we’re continuously evolving with tomorrow's.”

The Traveler Experience Platform helps solve some of the biggest challenges facing business travel programs: Corporate travel managers searching for a flexible platform, travellers looking for a seamless experience and corporations striving for a positive return on investment. Available to travellers through their employers' travel programs, the platform seamlessly integrates multiple products and solutions, providing corporations a single mobile application for their travellers and freedom-of-choice in expense integration. Within the platform, corporate policies are automatically adhered to when business travellers book or rebook trips, expenses are automatically captured and stored and a detailed expense report is auto-filed when the trip is complete, all from the traveller’s mobile device.