Sabre GDS (Global Distribution System) is one of the leading travel technology platforms, similar to Amadeus and Travelport. It provides real-time inventory, pricing, and booking capabilities for airlines, hotels, car rentals, and other travel services.
Sabre (Semi Automated Business Research Environment) was developed in 1959 through a partnership between IBM and American Airlines. It was created to improve the airline reservation process, which was previously handled manually. The system went live in 1964 and became the first computerized airline reservation system, revolutionizing the travel industry.
Over time, Sabre evolved from an airline reservation system into a global distribution system (GDS) that serves various travel sectors, including airlines, hotels, and online travel agencies. Today, Sabre Corporation is headquartered in Southlake, Texas, USA and operates worldwide as one of the largest travel technology companies.
Sabre is a travel technology and distribution platform that provides services for:
Sabre’s GDS (Global Distribution System) connects airlines, hotels, car rentals and travel agencies, enabling real-time booking and ticketing worldwide.
Sabre is widely used by: