August 19, 2015 TnH Global

RezLive.com, the global B2B travel wholesaler, has anticipated growth in excess of 40 per cent on its Global Sales for the fiscal year 2015

With an online inventory of over 125,000+ hotel and apartment rooms worldwide, 45,000+sightseeing items and over 500 tours in 500 cities and 5,000+ transfer options in over 900 airport and city locations, the company plans to reach above $1.2 billion sales (Total Transaction Value) in this fiscal year surpassing their previous year figures. The company additionally expects to deliver double- digit growth across all its regions in 2015.

The Middle East region delivered an outstanding performance due to demand for this market for inbound and outbound travel. These current trends were presented by the company at Arabian Travel Market (ATM). RezLive.com presented 6th year in a row at ATM, which is considered one of the biggest industry event in the region in order to increase its footprint in the MENA Region and connect with local clients and suppliers. The trade show was held in Dubai from May 4 to 7, 2015.

The company has been strengthening its proposition in the Middle East with a new and bigger office in Dubai (JLT) and with a large team of dedicated multilingual professionals to ensure that it delivers a customized service to the Middle East market clients. RezLive.com’ successful expansion plans in the MEAPAC region is supported by a strong focus on localization and customization, which has allowed the Middle East, Asia, and the Pacific Islands to remain as the fastest-growing region with over 40 per cent growth. UAE, UK, Thailand, Malaysia, Paris, Turkey and Singapore were the most visited /preferred countries by the agents of Rezlive.com during the year 2014 and the trend continues to be the same for the year 2015.

Group Managing Director, RezLive.com, Jaal Shah commented: “These figures clearly showcase that our efforts towards innovation and diversified inventory, are allowing us to maintain solid growth in all our regions and penetrate emerging markets.”