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18 April 2018For the past 17 years, Pacific BedBank has provided room inventory to Tour Wholesalers and Agents globally through our BedBank product. With over 800 hotels & resorts on the BedBank system, we have just surpassed 25,000 agents & wholesalers on BedBank. In coming months with key integration with GDS’, Wholesalers and more, BedBank would have upwards of 100,000 agents and wholesalers with access to room inventory for all properties on the system.
With an experienced and dedicated team always there and, on the go, signing on new properties, agents, managing other products under the PacificBedbank name and developing new ones.
You may be wondering why do Agents choose to sign up with Bedbank? The answer is, why not! With our vast reach and distribution, we are a Channel Manager for Agents. Some of which include;
- Flight Centre
- H.I.S. Global
- AOT
- House of Travel
- Fusion Holidays
- Costco Travel
- and many more
The majority of Bookings in the Pacific are from agents that come through our channel. Agents choose our system first before deciding elsewhere. The reason is very simple!
Our system allows properties to have their information, inventory and brand loaded in front of each every one of our 25,000+ agents with individual access to our system. We have hotels come back to us and talk about the incremental bookings that they get just by being on BedBank. Agents love us and continue to use us because it gives them instant booking confirmations which they can’t get with the direct contacts with hotels.

If you haven’t already signed up with us as a property or an agent, please feel free to contact us through email at sm@pacificbedbank.com or visit our website today to learn more about how Pacific BedBank can help your business grow – https://pacificbedbank.com/.
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