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TravelClick

www.travelclick.com

 
TravelClick is the global provider of innovative, cloud-based and data-driven solutions for hotels to maximize revenue. We have a dynamic and innovative work environment with a high level of growth opportunity. Headquartered in New York, TravelClick operates in 176 countries, with local experts in 39 countries and 14 offices in New York, Atlanta, Bucharest, Chicago, Barcelona, Dubai, Hong Kong, Melbourne, Myrtle Beach, Orlando, Ottawa, Paris, Shanghai and Singapore. Our diverse team`s backgrounds and expertise allows for a global perspective which drives better results and defines our company culture. TravelClick enables over 38,000 hoteliers to drive better business decisions and know, ...
  • Number of Employees: 250-1000
  • Annual Revenue: $250-500 Million

Executives

Name Title Contact Details
Farai Alleyne
Vice President of Technology Operations Profile

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