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Ras Al Khaimah(RAK)  International Airport is eager to use digital technologies to provide best experience for the travelers and tourists visiting Ras Al Khaimah’s top range hotels, tourist attraction centers and RAK international Airport. TAV Technologies will provide it’ s state of the art digital technologies and knowhow to levitate passenger experience in RAK. The scope of the cooperation is to provide a digital platform for all stakeholders, institutions and the individuals. RAK International Airport CEO Mr. Atanasios Titonis stated: “ We are pleased to partner with TAV technologies to develop best in class digital technologies to the travellers visitiong Ras Al Khaimah . Our long lasting partnership will support tourism of Ras Al Khaimah to provide a user friendly digital platform for the esteemed travelers and tourists.‘’ TAV Technologies CEO M.Kerem Öztürk said: ‘’ As Tav Technologies we are aiming to implement the newest technologies for Airport operations and also create a digital ecosystem with all the stakeholder like hotels, tourism agencies, airlines and tour operators in order to provide the best experience to all the visitors of Ras Al Kaimah. So we are looking forward to a great digital transformation in Ras Al Kaimah Airport and the region.  

Sabre Corporation and Eihab Travels, Oman’s leading IATA accredited travel agency, have announced a new multiyear technology agreement to help transform the travel experience in Oman. While travel is showing signs of recovery in Oman, this new long-term agreement will see Eihab Travels deploy Sabre’s latest technology and best solutions to drive growth, boost revenue and transform its business. The agency will now use Sabre’s next-generation travel agency desktop, Sabre Red 360, to deliver an intelligent and consultative service to travellers, create compelling shopping experiences for customers and provide an enhanced level of expertise to respond to evolving travellers demands. “The travel landscape has evolved dramatically following the pandemic, and that required a fresh outlook at our digital transformation and technology investments,” said Dinesh Poojary, General Manager, Eihab Travels.  “Sabre has the technology and innovation strategy to support our goals, advance our technology and operations and enable our digital transformation to compete on a global level.” As part of its strategic plans to transform the future of travel, Sabre recently announced multiple intelligent solutions, such as Sabre Travel AI and its intelligent retailing engine, which will be infused across its technology platform to power the future of personalized travel. “We have been working to empower our customers to be ready for recovery,” said John Mathew, Oman County Manager, Sabre Travel Network Middle East. “We are excited to partner with such a committed, forward-thinking partner like Eihab Travels that clearly understands the role technology plays in travel’s recovery – and we remain committed to equipping the agency with the most innovative solutions to achieve its goals” Sabre has been working with many leading travel companies in The Sultanate of Oman to …

In a bid to provide customers year-round frequency and increase services between Australia and New Zealand, the partnership between Emirates and Qantas was extended with additional network changes. From March 2018, Emirates will focus on its non-stop Auckland-Dubai service and retain its existing daily A380 flights from Dubai to Christchurch via Sydney. The airline is also evaluating potential new direct services between New Zealand and Dubai. At the same time, to provide greater choice across the Tasman, Qantas will increase the frequency of its services between the two countries, adding seven new return flights per week between Melbourne and Auckland and an extra two return services per week between Brisbane and Auckland. The changes also enable Emirates to reschedule its Australia flights to create better departure times throughout the day. These latest changes are included in the airlines’ application to the Australian Competition and Consumer Commission (ACCC) and New Zealand Minister of Transport for the airlines’ joint business for another five years.