ich habe grade die folgenden postings gelesen. klingt interessant.
weiß jemand mehr über laufende verträge oder verhandlungen zw.
tbu und den großen airlines. welche verträge haben die anderen (preview, expedia, travelocity) schon abgeschlossen?
Pos.1:
I found this on Business Week Online dated Nov 15/99. I wondered if the new website to open Q12000 is Travelbyus or a new powerful competitor. Our links to American Airlines is erie. Any thoughts? If this is TBU we could have a quasi monopoly on our hands.If not, we could be sleeping with an elephant. Thoughts please?
Dogfight in Cyberspace: The Online Travel Biz Heats
Up
Who will control it? The airlines or big middlemen such as Expedia and Travelocity?
Microsoft threw a party, but four major U.S. airlines
crashed it. That, in a nutshell, sums up a wild week in the
rapidly changing travel business last week. Microsoft
spin-off Expedia soared in its initial public offering on
Nov. 10, in spite of an announcement the day before that
Continental, Delta, United, and Northwest were jumping
into the online travel biz with a new joint Web portal.
The upshot? Looks like the fly boys have decided it's time
they took over the booking business, analysts say. And
middlemen -- from online behemoths like Expedia and
American Airlines spin-off Travelocity to mom-and-pop
travel agencies on Main Street -- are bracing for an even
tighter market squeeze. Underscoring this new reality: The
major carriers' announcement last month that they plan to
cut base domestic commissions to travel agents to 5% from
8%, a move started by United but quickly matched by
everyone else. Now, says Mike Boyd, president of
weiß jemand mehr über laufende verträge oder verhandlungen zw.
tbu und den großen airlines. welche verträge haben die anderen (preview, expedia, travelocity) schon abgeschlossen?
Pos.1:
I found this on Business Week Online dated Nov 15/99. I wondered if the new website to open Q12000 is Travelbyus or a new powerful competitor. Our links to American Airlines is erie. Any thoughts? If this is TBU we could have a quasi monopoly on our hands.If not, we could be sleeping with an elephant. Thoughts please?
Dogfight in Cyberspace: The Online Travel Biz Heats
Up
Who will control it? The airlines or big middlemen such as Expedia and Travelocity?
Microsoft threw a party, but four major U.S. airlines
crashed it. That, in a nutshell, sums up a wild week in the
rapidly changing travel business last week. Microsoft
spin-off Expedia soared in its initial public offering on
Nov. 10, in spite of an announcement the day before that
Continental, Delta, United, and Northwest were jumping
into the online travel biz with a new joint Web portal.
The upshot? Looks like the fly boys have decided it's time
they took over the booking business, analysts say. And
middlemen -- from online behemoths like Expedia and
American Airlines spin-off Travelocity to mom-and-pop
travel agencies on Main Street -- are bracing for an even
tighter market squeeze. Underscoring this new reality: The
major carriers' announcement last month that they plan to
cut base domestic commissions to travel agents to 5% from
8%, a move started by United but quickly matched by
everyone else. Now, says Mike Boyd, president of
Text zur Anzeige gekürzt. Gesamten Beitrag anzeigen »