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All it takes is a quick download on the online Apple App store and iPhone users worldwide will now be able to use Sprice Hotels to search over 120,000 hotels globally. The mobile innovation is pioneered by the world’s leading travel search engine Sprice.com.
Compatible with all iPhone generations including the latest 3GS version, the Sprice Hotels application allows users to conveniently search for hotels in an intelligent manner. Sprice Hotels generates important data with the search, providing information about the hotel such as map location, photos, guest reviews and amenities, as well as real-time offers and discounts. In addition, users can choose to filter the search results by the hotel’s cost, user rating and even the distance from whichever landmarks they choose as the start point.
“The launch of our mobile application Sprice Hotels is a natural progression for our travel search engine as the pool of mobile users around the world to expand exponentially. Since Sprice.com was launched in 2007, we have received positive feedback from consumers all over the world and in Asia Pacific. Demand for the product has consistently been on the rise with visitorship reaching a record of three million globally,” said Vikas Gulati, Vice President of Sprice.com, Asia Pacific.
“Sprice Hotels empowers travellers to make last-minute booking decisions, even as they are en route to their destinations. Like Sprice.com, the application is also very user-friendly. We are pleased to be working with Apple to extend such a powerful travel search tool to millions of iPhone users worldwide.”
Sprice Hotels serves as a dynamic marketing platform for travel providers. Earlier this year, Apple announced that its global iPhone sales peaked and grew by 245% in 20081, and it expects this growth to continue. Over 200 of Sprice.com’s travel partners around the world, including online travel agents and hoteliers, can reach out to tech-savvy consumers on the move directly and more effectively through Sprice Hotels.
Vicky is the co-founder of TravelDailyNews Media Network where she is the Editor-in Chief. She is also responsible for the daily operation and the financial policy. She holds a Bachelor's degree in Tourism Business Administration from the Technical University of Athens and a Master in Business Administration (MBA) from the University of Wales. She has many years of both academic and industrial experience within the travel industry. She has written/edited numerous articles in various tourism magazines.
