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Online is no longer always the least expensive alternative
11/02/2007|10:20:00 AM|
Business travel itineraries booked on public Internet sites such as Orbitz, Expedia, Travelocity, and the airlines' direct sites have been found to average $75 more per itinerary than those booked by a corporate travel agency, according to a study conducted by Topaz International. (10/31/2007)
Orbitz takes social networking to work in and around airports
09/09/2007|8:04:00 PM|
Orbitz Worldwide, Inc. has introduced a new concept in OrbitzTLC Traveler Update, a user-generated service enabling travelers to share real-time information regarding what’s happening in and around the US-based top airports. (9/5/2007)
Orbitz launches new technology platform for ebookers in UK, eyes growth in Europe
08/16/2007|9:25:00 AM|
Following the recent launch of a new technology platform for ebookers brand in the UK, Orbitz Worldwide, Inc. expects the initiative to sustain growth in its European businesses. (8/14/2007)
ebookers to re-launch its brand
08/23/2007|9:30:00 AM|
ebookers, a full service online travel company in Europe, is planning to re-launch its brand through a marketing campaign. (8/21/2007)
Travelport completes acquisition of Worldspan, announces innovations
08/24/2007|9:12:00 AM|
August 22, 2007: Galileo will be enhanced by Worldspan's online distribution technology platform, while Worldspan will benefit from Galileo's expanded supplier base and expansive content.
Orbitz debut a blow to owner Blackstone
07/25/2007|10:06:00 AM|
July 23, 2007: Orbitz Worldwide, the US online travel site, suffered a lacklustre debut on the New York Stock Exchange as the value of its newly traded shares, which had already been priced below the expected range, fell a further 2.6 per cent.
TripHub integrates group travel planning service on Orbitz.com
07/13/2007|9:51:00 AM|
Online travel company Orbitz and online group travel planning and collaboration site TripHub have formed a strategic partnership. (7/11/2007)
Travel sites court unmanaged business users
07/18/2007|9:34:00 AM|
CHICAGO (Reuters) - After revolutionizing U.S travel bookings, online agencies now have their eye on a lucrative, but elusive part of the business market.
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