Lola.com vs. Sabre GetThere

We are currently in the process of planning our company wide retreat in which we need at least 69 people to book their flights. While with that many people traveling at once, I do suspect I'll get some questions and have to assist some folks however by using Lola.com, the time I would have spent prior will be cut drastically. And I'll be able to see who is taking what flight and obtain departure and arrival information without much interruption to anyone's day. Prior to Lola.com this task would have been something truly daunting, but not this time!

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Sabre GetThere is well suited for the travel counselor to make reservations for airfare, rail, hotels, and car. The system is easy to use and simple. By using click and point an agent with basic knowledge can book reservations with ease. The travel counselor who likes to not use the click and point may not find all the available options and could miss out.

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• Provides corporate leadership with great insights into employee travel costs BEFORE they hit corporate credit cards, thereby facilitating better budgeting, planning, and cash flow management
• Offers employees who travel a single interface for booking travel
• Provides employees who are traveling with concierge level service when booking and while on the road
• The platform's live chat is fantastic!

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• Easy click and point system
• Fast and easy to apply daily
• Very user friendly
• Clean and simple

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• Room for existing features to grow and expand, especially on the administrative side
• Visually-speaking, the overall layout and color scheme used within the site, specifically when it comes to placement and contrast of key text info, has led to some confusion at times
• Need for more support of existing travel rewards accounts

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• Click and point options miss small important details
• Make transfer between manual and click and point
• Different color options for different applications

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This is just my guess as I'm not involved in the decision aside from providing feedback on using Lola. I think, from what I've heard, that everyone likes Lola and we'll renew the usage. I say this because we're an all-remote company and this greatly solves the logistics of booking flights for everyone.

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Lola is simple and straight to the point in regards to usability. I didn't have to figure things out and felt that the interface was intuitive. I loved it.

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Lola's customer support is fantastic. They have frequently contacted us when there are travel alerts, or anticipated flight cancellations to re-book us before it was too late. They are always helpful and pleasant and we have never had any issues.

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Lola.com is much easier to use in terms of UX. Very little Admin and/or user training is needed to get up and running with Lola.com -- which increases our ability to quickly scale the solution. However, I would say that Concur is able to do more inside the travel arena with the addition of expense tracking.

Incentivized

Sabre is the main source of my booking tools. It comes as an easy-to-use reservation system. The online booking tool is simple and very user-friendly. Travel port does also have booking tools but some are not as easy to just click your option and go. The system has tools but can cause the user to use the longer format to get to the same location which slows down the booking process.

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• They have made travel cheaper, so that is a direct reflection to our customers and to us.
• Customer Service just makes the stress of travel on our employees not so bad. Knowing we have someone to stand behind us while we travel goes a long way

• Easy access for customers
• Booking options that varies
• Simply options to book travel

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