Sabre and Jeju Air renew long-term distribution partnership
January 13, 2021
Sabre Corporation has announced the renewal of its long-term distribution partnership with Korea’s largest Low Cost Carrier (LCC), Jeju Air. The renewed agreement means that Sabre will continue to distribute Jeju Air’s content to hundreds of thousands of travel agents, and the travelers they serve, through its extensive, worldwide travel marketplace.
Jeju Air typically operates scheduled domestic services between cities across South Korea as well as between Seoul and international destinations including Japan, China, Russia, the Mariana Islands, and a number of key destinations across Southeast Asia. Distributing its air content through Sabre’s Global Distribution System (GDS) will remain an important part of the carrier’s distribution strategy as the travel industry continues to strategize for recovery and growth amid the current pandemic.
/ Posted on 13 January, 2021 17:36
Travelport has signed a multi-year renewal of its content agreement with Jeju Air, Korea’s largest LCC, which will give more than 68,000 agencies continued real-time access to search, sell, and book the airline’s content and inventory.
Jeju Air, Travelport sign multi-year extension for content and merchandising
Under the agreement, Jeju Air will also continue to use Travelport’s Rich Content and Branding merchandising tool, which gives travel agents a graphically rich experience when searching for and booking its branded fares, as well as greater access to its ancillary offers.
Myungsub Yoo, managing director, Jeju Air, said: “Looking to the future, it will be more important than ever to showcase the full range of our products to agencies across the breadth of our route network, as travel recovers.”
(12 Jan 2021) Jeju Air, Korea’s largest LCC, has renewed its long-term distribution agreement with Sabre.
Jeju Air typically operates scheduled domestic services between cities across South Korea as well as between Seoul and international destinations including Japan, China, Russia, the Mariana Islands, and a number of key destinations across Southeast Asia.
“We have already seen strong recovery in South Korea’s domestic market aided by our position on the world’s top domestic route from Seoul to Jeju Island and have re-commenced flights to other key markets,” said MyungSub Yoo, Managing Director, Commercial Division, Jeju Air. “We know that old