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january, 2001 | guardian. New travel site sparks competition fears. An online travel agency owned by nine big European airlines launched in the UK today, as rival travel firms warned that they would be on the lookout for any preferential deals being handed to the newcomer by its parent companies.

October, 2001 | news.com. Continental axes Web travel commissions Continental Airlines said Wednesday that it will stop paying commissions on tickets booked online "effective immediately," a move that could hurt Web travel agencies if other airlines follow suit.

October, 2001 | the register. ebookers to cut jobs. Pan-European online travel agency, ebookers.com, could axe up to 120 jobs as a result of the slow-down in the travel industry following the terror attacks in the US on September 11.

September, 2001 | economist. A business in search of customers. From airlines and cruise lines to hotels and festival organisers, travel companies continue to suffer in the aftermath of the attacks on America

June, 2001 | e-commerce times. E-Commerce News: Airlines Offer Internet Discounts. Many U.S. airlines are now offering consumers discounts for making travel reservations over the Internet.

June, 2001 | the standard. Orbitz Takes Off An earthquake has just hit the online travel business, and its name is Orbitz.

May, 2001 | usa today. More travelers buy tickets on airline Web sites.
Travelers nearly doubled their purchases of plane tickets on 10 major airlines' Web sites last year, saving airlines millions of dollars in the bargain.


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