iRez Systems announced the launching of the online ticket sales for the Texas State Railroad, a member of the American Heritage Railways. With an extensive suite of specialty products and services available, Railroad patrons can now check train availability and complete purchases on-line.
“Texas State Railroad is the second member of the American Heritage Railways to utilize iRez Systems’ software products to deliver their reservation solution. By adding the RezWEB integrated online purchase flow, customers will be able to choose their trips before leaving home and can be confident that they will have seats when they arrive.” added Elizabeth Amrhein, Managing Partner of iRez Systems.
About Texas State Railroad
The Texas State Railroad offers both steam and diesel train excursions reminiscent of days gone by. Passengers may board excursion trains at either the Rusk or Palestine depots where southern hospitality is the norm. These depots were built with an eye for detail and the elegance of Victorian charm. They are surrounded by beautiful parks with lakes and streams offering visitors full-service campground facilities, picnic areas, concessions and a great deal more to enhance a four-season vacation experience.
About iRez Systems
Since its origin in 1992, iRez Systems has provided superior reservation solutions to medium-sized companies using two proprietary products, RezWare and its integrated on-line purchase module, RezWEB. As a woman-owned small business, iRez Systems has an existing client base of over 100 companies, in industries ranging from passenger ferries, scenic trains and airlines. We provide technologically advanced reservation and sales management functionality through the integration of our Rezware and RezWEB applications to meet our client’s requirements. This synergy of functionalities streamlines our client’s operational challenges and as a result, has provided substantial value to our clients who use these integrated solutions at various levels in their organizations up to the enterprise level.
