The itour Travel Distribution Suite is a modular system that caters for every type and size of tour operator. Whether you are a packaged tour operator, online travel retailer or a global travel operator, itour™ will enable you to improve inventory management, reach new markets and operate multiple distribution channels more effectively and efficiently.
Thomas Cook has signed a contract with BlueSky to implement a pan-European reservation system based upon itour.
(14/7/2006)
Customers can now book their holiday in minutes thanks to itour tour operator technology.
(9/10/2004)
First Choice Independent Travel implements BlueSky's revolutionary travel reservations system.
(6/29/2004)
Largest Irish-owned tour operator announces implemenation of itour computer reservation system.
(2/2/04)
itourTravel Distribution Suite™
itour is an open enterprise-wide business solution based
entirely on a modern Java platform and deployed using Oracle's world-class
technology – flexible and user-friendly for small companies and powerful enough
for large organisations providing the ability to support many thousands of users
and internet connections.
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BlueSky Sponsors the 2009 Travolution Summit
The Travolution Summit in association with PhoCusWright
promises to bring you the most interesting and comprehensive
of conferences, providing you with the opportunity to hear
from the highest level speakers, network with top industry
professionals and discuss at depth ripe topics of great
importance to the online travel industry.
Who should attend?
Senior management and decision makers from new breed travel
companies, including: online travel agents, travel portals
and travel search engines, plus traditional travel agents
for whom online is a major part of their business and a wide
range of suppliers – hotels, airlines, tourist boards and
ancillary providers – for whom online distribution is key.
ITB Berlin 2009
The show succeeded in attracting a stable number of visitors despite the global financial and economic crisis. Total visitor numbers, including both trade visitors and consumers, were up by 0.6% at 178,971, organiser Messe Berlin announced at the end of the five-day show.
The number of visitors during the three trade-only days (Wednesday – Friday) was stable at about 100,000. The figure ended at 110,857 over the full five days, which was 535 more than last year. The proportion of foreign trade visitors rose to 42% from 38% in 2008. Trade visitors were highly satisfied with their time at ITB Berlin, with 94% describing it as good or very good, and 92% already plan to return next year.
The next ITB Belin will take place from Wednesday March 10 – Sunday March 14, 2010
BlueSky Customer ServicesWe offer all-round customer support to continue
to help you get the best from using our system. This includes responsive
help from our Response Centre staff who understand your business,
together with a range of additional services available, from tour operator computer reservation systems
installation to remote systems management.
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