Spotnana has signed a direct integration with budget travel chain Travelodge just weeks after announcing one with Premier Inn.
The latest partnership gives Spotnana’s travel management company (TMC) partners access to more than 600 Travelodge hotels across the UK and Ireland with enhanced rates, richer content, ancillaries, and streamlined payment options.
It means TMC partners can now offer their corporate clients access to Travelodge’s non-refundable, non-transferable Saver rates, alongside its fully refundable and Flex rates.
Spotnana’s TMC partners, which include Direct Travel and Talma, can activate Travelodge content using flexible content controls, enabling them to configure which rates, properties, and booking options are available to their corporate clients based on travel policies and preferences.
The integration also enables self-service amends, detailed property imagery, detailed hotel descriptions including parking and amenity information, and weekly content updates.
Travellers receive invoices directly to their email address from their profile and can also purchase add-ons like early check-in, late check-out, Wi-Fi, and breakfast during the booking process.
“Our direct integration with Travelodge addresses a critical gap in the corporate travel market,” said Bill Brindle, Executive Vice President of Content and Distribution at Spotnana.
“Budget-conscious business travellers in the UK and Europe have long needed better access to quality, affordable accommodation. This partnership delivers not just inventory access, but a fundamentally better booking experience with enhanced rates, richer content, and seamless servicing.”
Nick Jacobs, Sales Director at Travelodge, added: “Partnering with Spotnana allows us to bring Travelodge to even more business travellers through their network of TMCs, all while keeping the booking experience straightforward.
“As one of our first integrations, this partnership showcases our full range of rooms, backed by the streamlined payment and invoicing that modern business travel demands.”
