Travel search widget takes on car rental, major travel sites next

September 28, 2011 By 3 Comments

Invisible Hand, the downloadable search widget, has extended its coverage of the travel sector to include car rental suppliers.

The shopping tool can be downloaded to all major browsers and now covers the large car hire companies and claims average savings of £48 for worldwide car rental.

Invisible Hand was developed to prevent the need for consumers to shop around multiple travel sites as well as ensure the most up-to-date pricing information.

At launch the service covered flights as well as major high-street retail brands.

The next phase of development is to extend the tool to large travel sites.

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Linda Fox About Linda Fox

Linda Fox is a reporter for Tnooz. For the past six years she has worked as a freelance journalist across a range of B2B titles including Travolution, ABTA Magazine, Travelmole and the Business Travel Magazine.

In this time she has also undertaken corporate projects for a number of high profile travel technology, travel management and research companies.

Prior to her freelance career she covered hotels and technology news for Travel Trade Gazette for seven years. Linda joined TTG from Caterer & Hotelkeeper where she worked on the features desk for more than five years.

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  1. Vincent says:
    September 29, 2011 at 5:10 am

    The URL given is wrong. It should be getinvisiblehand.com

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