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CNNMoney: Ways to save on last-minute holiday travelupdated: Wed Dec 07 2011 10:50:00

If you want to travel anywhere over Christmas or New Year's, better book now.

5 tips for booking Thanksgiving flightsupdated: Tue Nov 01 2011 13:18:00

Feasting on turkey aside, brace yourself for that other Thanksgiving ritual: joining a nationwide mad dash to make it to a family gathering and back in a journey that can exasperate even the most seasoned traveler.

CNNMoney: Holiday travel outlook: Airfares up to 10% higherupdated: Tue Oct 18 2011 16:32:00

The Thanksgiving holiday is not only one of the busiest times to travel but it's also the most expensive. And this year it will only get worse.

CNNMoney: Got Fourth of July travel plans? Better book nowupdated: Tue Jun 21 2011 05:50:00

Planning to get away this Fourth of July? Better book fast.

The skinny on finding airfare dealsupdated: Fri Apr 29 2011 08:09:00

There's no doubt about it: Airfares for this summer are higher than they were a couple of years ago, especially for business trips that don't require a Saturday night stay.

Why airline fees are good for travelersupdated: Mon Feb 07 2011 13:03:00

There's no doubt airline fees are one of the universe's most complained-about topics. Just say the word "fee," and you'll see the same look of disgust you'd see if you told anyone older than 20 that you like Justin Bieber.

2010: Freedom from airline feesupdated: Mon Feb 07 2011 13:03:00

Genevieve Shaw Brown, Senior Editor at Travelocity, talks about how to avoid pesky airline fees on American Morning.

Five don't-miss Black Friday and Cyber Monday travel dealsupdated: Fri Nov 26 2010 12:49:00

Doorbuster sales on the Friday after Thanksgiving are as traditional as turkey on the holiday itself, but you can get more than a killer deal on appliances during the shopping frenzy.

Airport screening concernsupdated: Sat Nov 20 2010 15:45:00

CNN's Kate Bolduan looks at concerns over the more aggressive airport security measures.

Holiday travel: Airport survival guideupdated: Sat Nov 20 2010 15:45:00

The crowds. The lines. The security and scanning. The sprint to the gate. All of it can overwhelm air travelers -- especially during the holiday rush -- but it doesn't have to be that way.

CNNMoney: Flying for the holidays won't be cheapupdated: Fri Nov 19 2010 11:28:00

Air fares are up dramatically this holiday season -- so there's no point in waiting for last-minute deals because they're not going to happen, experts say.

Opt-out charges aggravate travelersupdated: Thu Jul 29 2010 13:47:00

Terri Widder hesitated seconds before she booked a recent flight from Chicago to Tulsa. Something felt wrong.

Help, my honeymoon flight's been canceled!updated: Tue Jul 27 2010 11:52:00

Doug Miller's honeymoon flight to Costa Rica is canceled by US Airways, and he's left with only one option: a full refund. The airline later agrees to reschedule him on a flight the following day, but it won't cover his hotel bill. Is it allowed to do that? And is there anything he can do to make US Airways sweeten the offer?

Airline fees can make fare jump 50 percent, group findsupdated: Tue Jul 13 2010 14:01:00

That airfare you booked because it looked like a great deal can actually end up costing you 50 percent more because of extra airline fees, a watchdog group has found.

I had to pay twice for my flights to Mexicoupdated: Wed May 12 2010 08:14:00

Colleen Farmer's flight to Mexico is rescheduled multiple times before she leaves on her vacation, but when she finally shows up at the airport, her airline demands an additional $948 for two one-way tickets.

Bargains abound at Top 10 destinationsupdated: Tue Mar 30 2010 10:47:00

Vacationers will follow the sun and the deals this summer, travel service companies say.

Help! My bags didn't make the connectionupdated: Mon Feb 15 2010 15:00:00

Joshua Smith's fiancee spends an extra day in Athens after her airline forces her to recheck her luggage. Whose fault is this snafu? Her online agent's? The airline's? Or hers? And what, if anything, can be done about it?

5 ways to avoid a la carte anarchyupdated: Wed Jan 27 2010 12:57:00

It used to be so simple: The price you were quoted for an airline ticket, rental car or cruise used to be the price you actually paid.

5 common travel mistakes -- and how to fix themupdated: Mon Jan 11 2010 10:13:00

Waiting. That's the worst mistake a traveler can make these days.

Tips for smart, healthy holiday travelupdated: Fri Nov 20 2009 15:06:00

As if traveling with the kids over the holidays weren't tough enough, this year we must contend with airline surcharges and swine flu, as well as all the usual annoyances and delays that go along with traveling -- especially with children -- during the busiest travel weeks of the year.

Escape your family for the holidaysupdated: Mon Nov 09 2009 10:34:00

When Lulis Leal's family gets together for Christmas, she is usually sunning herself on a beach surrounded by palm trees and turquoise waters, with not one extended relative in sight.

How to escape for the holidaysupdated: Mon Nov 09 2009 10:34:00

HLN money expert Clark Howard tells you where to find the best deals if you want to take a holiday vacation.

No refund for canceled Vegas vacationupdated: Sat Oct 24 2009 10:47:00

Ethel Schweitzer's husband falls ill before a trip to Las Vegas, and the couple cancels their vacation. Now US Airways wants to keep their money. Why can't it offer them a refund?

Why 2010 will be the year of the travel dealupdated: Wed Oct 14 2009 11:46:00

If you thought the travel bargains were unbelievable this year, just wait until 2010.

A bankrupt airline ruined my honeymoonupdated: Wed Aug 19 2009 12:30:00

Even though Kim Ryan's airline just went out of business, her online travel agent assures her she'll still be able to fly to Hawaii for her honeymoon. But that doesn't happen. She's forced to buy a new ticket and spend an extra night on the island, and now the travel agency is dragging its feet on a refund. Can this honeymoon be saved?

No ticket, but they remembered the billupdated: Wed Jul 22 2009 12:52:00

Jamie Tuttle's roommate books tickets from Bahrain to Atlanta through Travelocity. But they never arrive, and when she's forced to pay for a second set of tickets, neither her online agency nor her airline seem willing to refund the first pair she couldn't use. After her credit card steps in and helps her recover the money, Travelocity sends her another bill. What now?

Help! My online travel agent is AWOLupdated: Wed Jun 10 2009 11:34:00

When Martha Schmidt tries to cancel her airline tickets, her online agent promises to help her reuse the credit quickly. But after eight hours on the phone and an email promising a response "within four to eight hours" she feels as if she's being stonewalled. Are her tickets missing in action?

Tips for low airfaresupdated: Tue Feb 24 2009 10:25:00

FareCompare.com's CEO Rick Seaney with travel tips for booking flights.

Spirit is gone -- and so is my moneyupdated: Thu Dec 11 2008 15:19:00

Christina Stansbury's fiance is headed to Las Vegas with his best man for a bachelor party. Or are they? When they get to the airport, it turns out their airline has stopped flying to Sin City, and now their online agency is balking at a refund. Can this trip be saved?

How to enjoy a honeymoon spot without a honeyupdated: Wed Dec 10 2008 08:07:00

Even if you're not going to Fiji or the Maldives, accidentally ending up in a popular honeymooning spot while not actually on your honeymoon is easier than you think, especially with the abundance of all-inclusive deals online.

Double-billed and no refund in sightupdated: Tue Dec 09 2008 16:34:00

Susan Milette's online travel agent accidentally charges two of her credit cards for the same flights. A refund is promised, but it's taking forever. Is there anything she can do to move things along? And how could she have prevented this from happening in the first place?

Affordable last-minute holiday getawaysupdated: Mon Dec 08 2008 12:45:00

Finally, some good news for traveling families.

Two bills, one collection agency -- and zero optionsupdated: Thu Nov 06 2008 13:29:00

Before Sophia Mei books a cruise online through Travelocity, her screen goes blank and she loses her reservation. Or so she thinks. A phone agent helps here complete her booking, but soon it's clear that she has two reservations for the same cruise. And before long, a collection agency is after her to pay for both tickets. What should she do?

A ski vacation that was all downhillupdated: Thu Oct 23 2008 13:20:00

Colleen Bosler prepays for a hotel at a ski resort during Christmas. But she misses her plane, forcing her to reschedule. The resort offers her credit, but she has to cancel her make-up vacation, too. The hotel is giving her until May to use the credit, or it will expire. Is that fair?

4 secrets for coping with airline cutbacksupdated: Tue Aug 19 2008 12:12:00

Is your flight about to be canceled?

A canceled flight, but no refundupdated: Fri Jun 13 2008 12:48:00

It's been two years since Niel Bratteli bought a roundtrip plane ticket from Dallas to Boston for his son. The airline, ATA, stopped flying from Boston to Dallas and his online travel agency, Travelocity, promised Bratteli a refund. But countless calls and e-mails later, there's no sign of the money. What's wrong?

How to avoid the hazards of booking travel online updated: Thu Mar 20 2008 15:38:00

A couple of years ago, online travel-booking sites such as Expedia and Travelocity began issuing service-related manifestos -- the idea being that you could contact them with problems before or during your trip, much like you would a travel agent. But read further, and you'll discover that these are promises to provide good customer service, and aren't built to protect you from the fees and penalties you may incur due to last-minute cancellations.

Fortune: Travelocity's class actupdated: Mon Feb 25 2008 14:46:00

When she was 15, Michelle Peluso talked her way onto a media tour to the Soviet Union and launched a jet-setting career. She became such an avid traveler that she made it her business. In 2000 she founded site59.com, a portal for last-second trip deals, with seed money from former employer Boston Consulting Group.

Scoring the best hotel ratesupdated: Mon Feb 18 2008 11:30:00

Travelers treat searching for hotel rates online like a game of roulette: try enough combinations (dates, locations, travel agencies), and you'll score the perfect one. But it's easy to forget that booking a room through an online travel agency means that if you need to change your travel dates or find a better deal, you may pay a penalty, often upward of $25. Add to this the fact that hotels don't reward loyalty points for stays reserved through discount booking sites, and that bargain-basement price doesn't look so appealing. Avoid pitfalls by following these approaches:

FSB: High-flying online marketing tipsupdated: Wed Jan 16 2008 09:39:00

Dear FSB: I just started a home-base travel agency and I was wondering: how can I get people to my site?

Travel Troubleshooter: No ticket, no refundupdated: Fri Sep 28 2007 14:22:00

As she boards a flight from Frankfurt to Philadelphia, a gate agent stops Frances Carter because her ticket is incomplete. She's sent on a sprint through a terminal, is forced to pay $125 for a replacement coupon, and almost misses her plane. Her online agent says the fee was unnecessary, and promises a refund. But many months and phone calls later, she has received nothing.

Money Magazine: Capturing a fare dealupdated: Thu Aug 09 2007 02:19:00

Do you ever feel as though making airline reservations takes longer than the flight itself?

Travel Troubleshooter: One vacation for the price of twoupdated: Sat Jun 30 2007 05:52:00

When Delta Air Lines cancels the return portion of Sara Grimm's Puerto Rico getaway, Travelocity's fix is to refund her first vacation package and then ask her to book a completely new one. She does, but weeks later, there's no sign of the money she spent on the first trip. Should Grimm dispute the charges with her credit card -- or is there a better way?

CNNMoney: Is it time to buy a condo?updated: Fri Mar 16 2007 11:08:00

I was wondering if I was wise to buy a condo during this period where the market is falling? -Chima

Business 2.0: Red Rollerupdated: Thu Mar 15 2007 13:00:00

Startup: RedRoller

Fortune: BOOKING A TRIPLE PLAYupdated: Mon Mar 05 2007 00:01:00

Last year "unmanaged" business travel hit a new high. Translation: Unless you work at some big honking company, chances are you're stuck booking your own trips. (And if you own your own company, pa...

Buy it now or hope for a better airfare tomorrow? updated: Wed Jan 17 2007 10:48:00

Airfares rise and fall in ways that are impossible to predict -- until now, according to a company called Farecast. Its crystal ball is historical airfare data -- some 150 billion (and counting) "airfare observations" -- that the company uses to deduce whether prices will go up or down on a particular route. Farecast is just one of several Web sites taking aim at answering the age-old travel question of when you should buy an airline ticket. We tested the sites over the course of several weeks to answer an equally important question: Can they actually do what they promise?

Money Magazine: 7 amazing travel secrets - revealed!updated: Wed Dec 20 2006 14:18:00

See the travel secrets gallery

Window on holiday deals closingupdated: Mon Dec 11 2006 13:08:00

If you've got your heart set on a holiday trip, time is running out.

CNNMoney: Stocks pick up steamupdated: Mon Dec 11 2006 09:52:00

Stocks rose Monday morning amid a flurry of corporate dealmaking, but investors remained cautious ahead of this week's Federal Reserve meeting.

CNNMoney: Wobbly at the startupdated: Mon Dec 11 2006 09:27:00

Wall Street got off to a mixed start early Monday as investors considered a flurry of merger news from companies in a variety of sectors.

CNNMoney: Stocks struggle at the openupdated: Mon Dec 11 2006 09:06:00

Reports of several deals were in the air Monday morning, but stocks got off to a lackluster start as investors kept to the sidelines ahead of this week's Federal Reserve meeting.

Money Magazine: 5 dirty secrets of airfaresupdated: Wed Aug 30 2006 10:35:00

Buying an airline ticket has never been a simple task - the rules of the game are always changing. But if you know how the game is played, you'll have a better chance of saving money.

Money Magazine: Money Helpsupdated: Thu Jun 01 2006 00:01:00

How to Fix a Hotel Room Nightmare

The fine print: Senior discountsupdated: Fri May 19 2006 09:15:00

Yes, growing older does have a silver lining. But not every senior discount beats what young'uns pay. How can you tell a good deal from a crock of Geritol?

Fortune: Gaming the Asian netupdated: Thu May 11 2006 12:01:00

It's Internet boom time in Asia. From India to Korea, a robust online ad market is coming to life, gaming is huge, and tens of millions are connecting to the web at a rapid rate.

Money Magazine: Travel alerts ward off travel annoyancesupdated: Mon Apr 03 2006 10:24:00

There's nothing more annoying than getting to the airport and finding out your flight is delayed. Or arriving at your hotel and discovering it is in the midst of a noisy renovation.

CNNMoney: Holiday escape savingsupdated: Wed Dec 07 2005 11:45:00

Does preparing for the holidays make you wish you could just hop on the next plane to Hawaii?

CNNMoney: Beating the holiday travel rushupdated: Fri Nov 18 2005 11:12:00

In a few days we're all going to be hitting the road to visit friends and family. This year 83 percent of holiday travelers are going to be piling into their cars.

CNNMoney: Savvy online travel bookingupdated: Thu Jul 14 2005 09:46:00

Search aggregators and supplier Web sites are continually changing the rules of online travel, and staying on top of these trends can help you make the most of your online reservations.

Money Magazine: Tip Sheetupdated: Fri Jul 01 2005 00:01:00

Nicer Airplane Bathrooms!

CNNMoney: Plugged-in vacationupdated: Thu Jun 23 2005 13:22:00

Leisure travelers are finding it harder and harder to turn their backs on their personal tech devices while vacationing a survey conducted by web-based travel service Travelocity in connection with syndicated travel columnist Eileen Ogintz, revealed.

CNNMoney: Summer travel: Fares, room rates spikeupdated: Mon May 02 2005 14:59:00

The message from the travel industry this spring: Americans are on the road again.

Strategies for winter air travelupdated: Mon Dec 06 2004 09:34:00

An active holiday travel season in the Northern Hemisphere and rough winter weather can sometimes mean some of the lengthiest flight delays of the year for millions of travelers, both in Northern Europe and the United States.

FSB: Fare Gameupdated: Fri Oct 01 2004 00:01:00

Alfred Dominick knew it was time to switch travel agencies when, during a business trip, he found himself stranded in Newport, N.H., without a hotel room. Turns out the agency had booked him into a...

CNNMoney: Come fly with meupdated: Wed Sep 29 2004 11:24:00

Online travel stocks enjoyed a nice takeoff Wednesday after news that Cendant agreed to buy Orbitz for about $1.2 billion.

Money Magazine: 101 Things you should know: Travelupdated: Fri Jun 18 2004 17:33:00

Remember these common sense points when you're looking into doing some traveling.

Money Magazine: Air Apparent: Cut Down on Flight Delaysupdated: Tue Jun 01 2004 00:01:00

Wondering what to read on your next flight? Nothing short, we'd suggest. That's because many travelers will be spending more time aboard airplanes this summer, thanks to a rebound in air traffic th...

CNNMoney: Cut down on flight delaysupdated: Wed May 26 2004 17:01:00

Wondering what to read on your next flight? Nothing short, we'd suggest.

CNNMoney: Online travel stocks lose altitudeupdated: Wed May 05 2004 11:16:00

Online travel giants are ratcheting up their spending to attract more customers. And that has Wall Street worried.

CNNMoney: And away we goupdated: Fri Apr 02 2004 17:06:00

Pity American travelers. The deck seems stacked against them. The news overflows with stories of anti-American rants and terrorist threats.

Money Magazine: Great Places, Great Prices (right now!) Thanks to the discount airlines, it's the best time to Travel in yearsupdated: Thu Apr 01 2004 00:01:00

For travelers, it is the best of times. Discount airlines are rapidly expanding, bringing their low fares, simple pricing, and perks like extra legroom and live TV to dozens of cities and hundreds ...

Travel stress reaches new heightsupdated: Thu Mar 18 2004 05:10:00

As the world's major hubs become bogged down with more security checks and with more travelers returning to the skies, jet stress is being driven to new heights.

CNNMoney: How to get the best travel dealsupdated: Thu Feb 26 2004 09:57:00

Once focused on out-of-the-way airports and flying short distances, discount carriers are swooping into territory that was once exclusively dominated by majors. In the process, they're bringing fares down 30 percent to 50 percent compared with two or three years ago.

Sizzling strategies for low rental car ratesupdated: Tue Jan 20 2004 09:56:00

When booking a business trip or vacation online, most people spend hours concentrating on getting the lowest airfare or the cheapest hotel room just to save 10 bucks here, or 20 bucks there.

CNNMoney: Airline ticket rules set for changeupdated: Fri Jan 02 2004 08:25:00

The airline industry will take another step in deregulation as the Bush administration prepares to phase out rules that determine how travelers purchase their tickets, according to a report published Friday.

Money Magazine: Strategies: Travelupdated: Mon Sep 01 2003 00:01:00

--These days, it's been easier than ever to find a great travel deal: SARS in Asia and Canada, a backlash against the French that sent tourism in France reeling, a tough economy that left many Amer...

Money Magazine: Finance 101: A Freshman Parent's Guide So the tuition is paid--but what about insurance for that laptop?updated: Mon Sep 01 2003 00:01:00

Your child is heading off to college, and you've devised a plan to pay the big bill. But as Marc Freedman, a financial planner in Peabody, Mass., says, "parents usually plan for the expense of coll...

FSB: That's the Ticket: The Art of Booking a Business Tripupdated: Sat Feb 01 2003 00:01:00

Online booking sites were a boon to "rogue" travelers who didn't want to listen to a travel agent. Now sites like Expedia, Orbitz, and Travelocity want to cater to a business clientele, notably sma...

Money Magazine: A Better Way To Price Car Rentalsupdated: Fri Nov 01 2002 00:01:00

For truer car-rental price comparisons, head to Travelocity.com. Unlike Expedia and Orbitz, the site now quotes a rental price that includes taxes and fees. The service is especially valuable if yo...

Money Magazine: Getting the most for your cruise dollarsupdated: Wed Sep 25 2002 11:06:00

Sure, browse the brochures for a glossy glimpse of paradise -- just ignore the prices. As with hotels, there's no reason to pay list. Here's how to get the most for your cruise dollars.

Money Magazine: Fliers' Alertupdated: Wed May 01 2002 00:01:00

When Delta announced in March that it would eliminate travel agent commissions, and five major carriers followed suit, you probably figured the move would cost you money. You were right. Expect to ...

Money Magazine: The Web Less Traveled From classic diners to ghost towns, offbeat travel destinations you can find onlineupdated: Tue Jan 01 2002 00:01:00

The internet is full of useful sites like Travelocity and Cheap Tickets, where you can find cut-rate air fares, but for the most part they're useful only if you already know where you want to go. I...

Money Magazine: Going Into Orbitz The best way to navigate the hot new travel sites. Plus, our favorite last-minute sites.updated: Sat Sep 01 2001 00:01:00

This was supposed to be the year of one-stop online shopping for airline tickets. No longer would we have to slog through countless websites to find the best deal, we were told. We could simply go ...

Fortune: Make Your Net Risk Low Riskupdated: Mon Apr 30 2001 00:01:00

The dilemma is so sharp, it almost hurts: Companies are desperate to cut costs as the economy slows--Wall Street will murder them if they don't--yet reducing Net-related spending could put them at ...

Fortune: Living in A Material Worldupdated: Mon Apr 16 2001 00:01:00

A small landmark in the history of e-business came into being a few days ago on New York City's Madison Avenue. E*Trade, the big online broker--founded on the belief that brick-and-mortar retail br...

Money Magazine: Stranded at an airport recently? Cut your wait with our flight delay survival guide.updated: Mon Jan 01 2001 00:01:00

Forget air rage. Nowadays airport rage may be the more prevalent syndrome. One out of every four flights is delayed, canceled or diverted, according to the Department of Transportation (DOT), and f...

Money Magazine: Travel The Only Sites You Need To Plan Your Next Trip THERE ARE SOME 10,000 WEBSITES DEVOTED TO TRAVEL. BUT THERE updated: Sun Oct 15 2000 00:01:00

If it sometimes seems that there are more travel-related websites than places to travel to, well, it's indeed nearly the case: According to Web research group PhoCusWright, there are now more than ...

Money Magazine: Net Mobility Thanks to cell phones and PDAs, you can take the best of the Net with you when you travel.updated: Sun Oct 15 2000 00:01:00

Getting travel advice from the Internet doesn't have to end when you leave home. With a cell phone or personal digital assistant (PDA) as your travel companion, you can tap into the Net for mapping...

Fortune: An Air Battle Comes To The Web With the major U.S. airlines preparing to launch a joint Website, travel agents--both old-line anupdated: Mon Jun 26 2000 00:01:00

The struggle between old-fashioned travel agencies and Internet travel sites such as Travelocity and Microsoft's Expedia has been among the bitterest of the collisions between the new and old econo...

Money Magazine: Get There for Less Booked your summer vacation yet? Here's how to find the best price for your flight.updated: Thu Jun 01 2000 00:01:00

It seems everywhere you turn, someone's getting a deal on an airline ticket. An auctioned fare. A last-minute fare. A dirt-cheap fare. For any particular flight, there are a multitude of ticket pri...

Fortune: Behind the Golden Door Five times a year America's most exclusive spa holds a men-only week. For these guests, it turns out, relupdated: Mon Apr 17 2000 00:01:00

Though you'd be hard-pressed to find it on Travelocity, there's one vacation package that allows participants to journey back in time. Men's Week at the Golden Door is a high-priced sleep-away camp...

Fortune: The Next Big Things Nothing is more profitable than an investment idea whose time has come. From bricks and updated: Mon Dec 20 1999 00:01:00

Your grandfather made his money in railroads. Your dad struck it rich in oil stocks. And you? You scored big with Internet phenoms.

Money Magazine: The Top 50 Financial Websitesupdated: Wed Dec 01 1999 00:01:00

It was a simple concept but a daunting task: scour the Internet to find the leading sites in every major personal-finance category. A team of six reporters spent two months doing exactly that.

FSB: Happier Trails, Via The Web Online help for travelers can change their world. Our guide.updated: Mon Nov 01 1999 00:01:00

AARRGH! It's an hour to flight time, and you're mired in traffic, miles from O'Hare. You're just about to drive down the median strip when--beep!--your pager goes off. Travelocity's Flight Pager is...

Fortune: Planning Your Trip on the Web DON'T FIRE YOUR TRAVEL AGENT--YETupdated: Mon Sep 06 1999 00:01:00

With companies cutting costs in order to boost earnings by every last penny, business travel has come under heavy scrutiny. Corporations have issued long lists of restrictions and slashed executive...

Money Magazine: Money's Guide To Smart Travel HOW TO GET THE BEST DEALS ON AIRLINE TICKETS, HOTEL ROOMS AND RENTAL CARS EVERY TIME. PLUS 16 OFF-updated: Tue Jun 01 1999 00:01:00

Why, despite the explosion of travel information on the Web, does it seem harder than ever to be sure you're getting a good deal?

Money Magazine: Frequent Fliers Miles To Go: Are The New Last-Minute Deals Worth It?updated: Sat May 01 1999 00:01:00

With travelers increasingly booking plane tickets through online travel agents such as Travelocity, airlines are beefing up their own Internet presence. Their latest strategy is to allow frequent f...

Fortune: The Travel Agents' Dilemma American Airlines' Sabre is designing Websites that protect travel agents. Microsoft updated: Mon May 11 1998 00:01:00

Last year Web surfers booked over $900 million in travel reservations. That's less than 1% of the total travel market for 1997. But Jupiter Communications predicts that total online travel sales wi...

Fortune: TRAVEL PLANNING IN CYBERSPACE YOU CAN RENT CARS, BUY PLANE TICKETS, AND BOOK HOTEL ROOMS ONLINE. BUT DON'T DUMP YOUR TRAVEL AGENupdated: Mon Sep 09 1996 00:01:00

Long before packing his bags for a three-week summer vacation to Europe, Dave Hatunen traveled to the World Wide Web. He downloaded city maps and railway schedules, made plans for the theater in Lo...

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