OpenTable has announced new functionality that will enable diners to search, discover and make reservations at restaurants across the globe in their local language through OpenTable’s web and app properties.
The global booking functionality brings together more than 38,000 restaurants across its network globally, including renowned global dining hotspots such as Berlin, Dublin, London, Mexico City, Montreal, New York, San Francisco, Sydney, Toronto and Vancouver. Languages currently supported include English, Spanish, French, German and Japanese. The launch also brings together all of OpenTable’s separate country apps into one multi-language global app.
In addition to being able to discover and book restaurants around the world, Canadian diners will be able to manage their global bookings through their local OpenTable account.
The new functionality provides increasing opportunities for international restaurateurs on the OpenTable network. With all restaurants, appearing on all sites, in all languages, they will be discoverable to a growing audience of discerning diners.
OpenTable currently seats more than 20 million diners per month across its global network.
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OpenTable Adds New Functionality
OpenTable has announced new functionality that will enable diners to search, discover and make reservations at restaurants across the globe in their local language through OpenTable’s web and app properties.
The global booking functionality brings together more than 38,000 restaurants across its network globally, including renowned global dining hotspots such as Berlin, Dublin, London, Mexico City, Montreal, New York, San Francisco, Sydney, Toronto and Vancouver. Languages currently supported include English, Spanish, French, German and Japanese. The launch also brings together all of OpenTable’s separate country apps into one multi-language global app.
In addition to being able to discover and book restaurants around the world, Canadian diners will be able to manage their global bookings through their local OpenTable account.
The new functionality provides increasing opportunities for international restaurateurs on the OpenTable network. With all restaurants, appearing on all sites, in all languages, they will be discoverable to a growing audience of discerning diners.
OpenTable currently seats more than 20 million diners per month across its global network.
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