Send to a FriendPrint this Article

Post News
22 December 2005

Online Travel Bookers Set To Make Mark With Groups | reuters.com

CHICAGO | Online travel bookers are beginning to court group travelers, customers they previously ignored because of technological limitations. Experts say the thrust by Internet companies into the group travel market is new, but is shaping up to be a rich frontier for the highly competitive business in which bookers must distinguish themselves by anticipating travelers' needs. "Group travel is very much a nascent part of online travel," said Henry Harteveldt at Forrester Research, an independent technology and market research company. Analysts say the group travel market is too new to estimate its percentage of total Internet travel bookings.

>> OPEN EXTERNAL ARTICLE

WIWIH - WHO IS WHO IN HOSPITALITY
Discuss this and other articles on WIWIH, the online business & social networking platform for the Hospitality Industry. Learn more

Related Groups on WIWIH:

  • Online Revealed Canada

  • HEDNA

  • Travel 2.0 | Emerging trends in online distribution

  • E-commerce & Revenue Managers

  • PCI and Privacy Law


  • ORGANIZATION
    Hospitality NetExternal Links

    RECENT NEWS
    ExternalCanadian Lodging Reports For The Week Ending September 29, 2007 | Smith Travel Research
    Thursday 4 October 2007

    ExternalReader Query: Why Do Some Hotels Have More Cable Channels Than Others? | By Kitty Bean Yancey - Hotel Hotsheet
    Thursday 4 October 2007

    ExternalTravel Meets Web 2.0: A Match Made In Heaven | imediaconnection.com
    Thursday 4 October 2007



    Post News






    Copyright© 1995-2007 Hospitality Net™ All rights reserved.
    Trademarks and product names are the property of their respective owners.
    Privacy Statement - Terms & Conditions - Advertising Information
    TOP of page