“For travel agents, it is great to be able to add extra value with a service like this. They will know when to offer the pre-paid SIM, maybe to a client working overseas for a period of time or to a guest in town,” said Jeet Sawhney, MD of Abacus India. “The agency can issue their e-tickets and now include a card to make calls.”
How it works
1. Travel agents attending SATTE collect the Abacus UniConnect coupon from the technology company’s booth, A31 in Hall 14.
2. Agents give selected travellers the Abacus UniConnectvoucher.
3. At any UniConnectcounter within India’s gateway airports, including Mumbai, Delhi, Hyderabad, Cochin, Trivandrum, Calicut, Bangalore, Chennai they can exchange it for a pre-paid local SIM for their chosen destination.
4. Consuming all the credit in free calls, they can then top up as needed, for extended use.
Abacus even has an SMS service linked to the traveller’s PNR, reminding them to pick up their free UniConnect SIM before they fly.
B2B2C mobile applications are a theme for Abacus at SATTE this year, with Abacus TripCase Connectsoft-launching at the show, also as part of a special promotion. “It’s time we found ways to make mobile travel more engaging. We plan to demonstrate the best wireless ideas and applications over the coming days,” Sawhney added.
Abacus is exhibiting at SATTE New Delhi (29-31 January).
© Technuter.com News Service
SIM card incentive for travel agents attending SATTE
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