Compare Holidays with Click Call Book

Click Call Book is now alive and kicking (formerley Holiday Miner) after a lot of blood sweat and tears, well not so much blood but plenty of the other.

Over the past year and a lot of late nights and long coding sessions, some of them of marathon standards i am now overjoyed to announce the appearance of Click Call Book, the UK`s largest holiday comparison website. With over 50 million holiday deals it easily dwarfs it`s nearest competitor and with even more opportunity to scale.

How Does it Work?
From a visitors point of view you simply have to search for a holiday and choose the best one for you that meets all of your requirements and call the associated travel agent free of charge.

From a travel agents point of view, they are all competing on price on the same destinations and are looking to offer their customers the best deals for any chosen destination.

Currently the site offers the ability to compare beach holidays, compare hotels and build a holiday. Again there is room for more comparisons to be added on like ski deals, car hire and cruises but to begin with it will take a measured approach.

Who Are the Travel Agents Involved?
Currently there are 10 carefully selected travel agents involved at this early stage who are all ABTA bonded and ATOL protected ranging from JLM Travel through to the UK`s largest independantly owned travel agent Hays Travel and one of the UK`s fastest growing travel agents and cheap holiday providers Low Cost Sunshine. There are still quite a few more interested travel agents looking to be involved with Click Call Book that have been in touch with me and i will be looking to bring them on board at some stage.

Who Designed the Site?
The Click Call Book design was masterminded by Fhoke who work out of Hampshire and are building an impressive portfolio of clients and Click Call Book is honoured to be amongst them.

The branding and design of the site was brought together by Fhoke and although slightly different now i have tried to keep as close to the original as possible to keep all of the design elements intact. From the build point of view it has been brought together using HTML, CSS, PHP, Javascript, XML and CGI scripting and apart from the late nights and frustration at times the journey to build has been a long but rewarding one in the testing to the limit of my own skills