More Users Turning To Online Travel Sites

[USA320Pilot]

More Users Turning to Online Travel Sites

This year the Internet is expected to generate nearly $53 billion in leisure travel bookings alone

CHICAGO (AP) - Marquita Hynes turned to online travel after a co-worker kept raving about the benefits of going it alone in trip planning. Now she can reel off her own list of Internet travel coups.

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The article wrote "Train fare from Chicago to New York and back for $33. A hotel suite in Austin, Texas, for $26. Round-trip air fare to Denver for $100. And she's just gotten started. ``If you can pack up and go away for the weekend, you can get some really impressive deals,'' the 41-year-old Chicagoan said.

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[ITRADE]

Another example of how technology is making sales and sales processes transparent.

Gone are the days when travel agents, airlines, real estate agents, and the like held all the information and travelers and home buyers were at the mercy of the providers of info.

Expect more in the future.

 

[RowUnderDCA]

like Froogle.

 

[ClueByFour]

Exactly. So called "perfect pricing information" is impacting far more industries than just the airlines.