UK consumers can now check the air quality of holiday destinations thanks to a partnership between Opella and Datair Technology Private Ltd’s climate data technology, Ambee.
Opella Partners With Climate Data Firm To Create Allevia-Branded ‘Pollen Passport’
Developed using Datair's Ambee climate data technology, Opella’s Pollen Passport presents users with an easy to use and interactive online visualization of air quality at holiday destinations across the world.
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