Travel Agent Jobs That Require Sabre

Based on an initial collaboration in the early 1950s between American Airlines and International Business Machines for an airline reservation system, the Semi-Automatic Business Research Environment (SABRE) began in 1960. Within several years, it became what at that time was the world's most extensive data-processing system. Most of today's travel agencies that book through airlines, car rental companies and other travel-related industries use Sabre, which is among the nine major systems in use worldwide.
  1. Travel Agencies

    • Over 50,000 travel agencies doing business in some 100 countries use Sabre, which has approximately a 45 percent market share. As a result, all agents working for those agencies are required to use this system and must become intimately familiar with it. Thanks to its automation, ease and efficiency, the system allows travel agents immediate access to information essential to their jobs.

    Travel Websites

    • Employees who work on the software and systems of Travelocity, Priceline, Lastminute.com and other websites that use Sabre must work with it in order to maximize the efficacy and ease prized by these websites. As Sabre frequently releases new applications and updates, these travel professionals must remain fully conversant and up-to-date with this system.

    Independent Operators

    • Travel agents who work for themselves must use Sabre in order to have centralized access to schedules of all of the world's airlines and to directly book reservations with nearly 400 of them. The system also accesses some 90,000 hotels, several dozen car-rental agencies and nearly 200 tour operators, as well as rail, cruise and limousine providers.

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