Delta Affiliates Airline
Russian Travel Company Attracts Customers With Bonus Delta Skymiles, And Offers Innovative Tools To Book Travel
Go To Russia travel, a premier Russian travel and visa provider, begins awarding its clients with Delta SkyMiles for all travel purchases through its offices or websites.
The travel company will award SkyMiles for all travel services purchased, and not just airline tickets. Details of this promotion are displayed online.
The Atlanta-based travel company processes over 10,000 Russian visas and provides special discount airfares to Russia and anywhere in the world. It also incorporates several travel companies and websites under its umbrella. In 2002, the company pioneered serviced apartment rentals in Moscow, St. Petersburg, Kiev and other cities of Europe to battle high prices of local hotels. Now over 1000 people daily visit apartment rental site, where search and booking of a specific flat may be done online. A year later, a service for Internet-active Russian business and individual tourists to book Russia’s train tickets online was introduced. This website became the first source for English-speaking travelers on Russian rail, ticket prices and booking.
While most travelers now book their tickets on major online booking sites, Go To Russia offers fares that are usually cheaper then on major sites or directly from airlines. This is possible through special consolidator agreements with airlines technological advances of the company. Passengers can find special consolidator fares to Russia and European countries online. Both sites offer search of over one million airfares at special rates.
Go To Russia travel has offices in Atlanta, San Francisco and Moscow. Its Russian affiliated company also operates a transit hotel for passengers of Moscow Sheremetyevo airport. A four-star “Atlanta Sheremetyevo” hotel was the first airport hotel in Russia to offer transit rates for those who don’t need a full night’s stay. Now a chain of similar to this Moscow airport hotel is in plans.
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