InterLnkd launches Canada’s first… | Travolution

Intelligent shopping mall partner for the travel industry InterLnkd has revealed its partnership with Canadian online travel company FlightHub to launch Canada’s first dynamic and intelligent shopping platform for travellers.

Leveraging InterLnkd’s innovative AI-driven solution, the new virtual shopping mall provides FlightHub customers with personalised shopping recommendations from thousands of fashion, beauty, and retail brands, specially curated for their upcoming vacations.

The new offering from FlightHub is the first e-commerce platform of its kind designed specifically for the Canadian travel market, enabling FlightHub customers to conveniently shop for vacation essentials such as clothing, accessories, and beauty products from thousands of global brands.

Ramzi Rahbani, VP of products, customer platforms & innovation of FlightHub, said: “We are always looking for ways to enhance our online offering for travellers. 

“Powered by InterLnkd, our new travel shopping platform does just that by bringing a curated shopping experience to our customers across Canada, helping them find the perfect fashion, beauty, and essential products for their upcoming vacations.”

Robert Goldsmith, chief operating officer of InterLnkd, added: “Our partnership with FlightHub marks the launch of our digital shopping mall designed specifically for the Canadian market. With a robust network of global retail partners on board, we’re proud to be enabling FlightHub to offer its customers a highly personalised, value-adding shopping experience, all while generating a new and cost-free revenue stream.”

InterLnkd’s intelligent matching engine identifies the most relevant products based on a customer’s booking and presents them through a bespoke, white-label shopping platform. 

This empowers FlightHub to enhance its online offering and earn a free incremental revenue stream from its customers’ purchases.

The announcement follows the launch of InterLnkd’s partnership with Icelandic low-cost carrier PLAY airlines, which marked the technology provider’s expansion into North America.