There is no disputing that the Internet, more than any other factor in recent years, has dramatically altered the way we plan and pay for leisure and business travel. Online travel sales for U.S.

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Planning to book your next flight on Expedia or Orbitz? If so, you won't be flying American Airlines. American's flights have vanished from the websites as the cost-conscious airline seeks to reduce ...

Shares of online travel platform Booking Holdings took flight with a more than 100% rally over the past two calendar years as tourism bounced back from Covid-19. But the Booking stock rally has hit ...

More and more people are booking their own travel deals online, where trip revenue grew to $92.5 billion last year - largely because travelers paid more than they should have, says the January issue ...

WorldVia Travel Group has announced the launch of “Sites,” the company’s most advanced website creator for travel advisors that has been designed to help them build and manage scalable, ...