In March, the Hotel Reserve Service MTS will change the domain to Travel.bronevik.com and will change the name. All processes and obligations in travelers will comply with Bronevik.com under the brand of the same name, said the company’s press service to RB.R.
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“MTS Travel customers will automatically redirect through Travel.bronevik.com, the user’s personal accounts will also move there. For travelers, the reserve process will not change significantly, under the Bronevik.com brand, the usual interface will remain, the section “My trips” with current and file reservations, “said the press service.
They added that reservations already issued with the liquidation after early March will receive service as usual, users do not need to do additional actions to confirm the order. The support service will continue to run 24 hours.
In addition, Bronevik.com will continue working as a B2B supplier for hoteliers, travel agents, tourist aggregators and business tourism agencies. “For B2B customers of Bronevik.com, MTS’s travel movement will not imply any change in cooperation,” the company emphasized.
They explained that they decided to change the name due to changing MTS’s travel strategy. In 2025, it is concentrated in the development of the B2B business based on Broneevik.com, and the work of all services on a platform will make the processes more effective, said Travel MTS.
The Bronevik.com service appeared in 2008. In 2022, MTS bought a platform for 4 billion rubles. Bronevik.com has direct contracts with 90,000 deployment facilities in Russia and neighboring countries, the company offers the hotel base to most large online agencies, as well as business tourism services, travel agencies and tour operators.
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