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Travelport in Canada is providing automation to help Apollo travel agents streamline ticket exchange calculations and processing time,

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AirTran To Adopt Southwest Sales, Distribution Models In Coming YearsBy Jay Boehmer

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Doubtful On Discounting, Gogo Does Distribution DealsBy Jay Campbell

New York - Having tested corporate discount programs since 2010, inflight Wi-Fi provider Gogo Inc. is open to but skeptical of volume-based discounting,... KEEP READING

Travelport became a distributor in Canada and the United States for Agency Technology,

A unit of BCD Holdings owner John Fentener van Vlissingen's Boron Investments this week increased its stake in Hogg Robinson Group to 24 percent.

Concur announced that content from GroundSpan, GroundScope, and Limos.com is available "directly" through the Concur Connect platform.

American Airlines and Travelport for Apollo, Galileo and Worldspan subscribers extended "until late 2012" access to the carrier's "full-content,"

Sabre Travel Network announced a new campaign to "promote a transparent, vibrant marketplace for air travel

Air France-KLM sold 33.6 million of its shares of Amadeus IT Holding S.A., with net proceeds of €467 million,

Travelport on Thursday announced a multi-year content agreement with Lufthansa,

Travelport signed a "multi-year" agreement with Lufthansa subsidiary Swiss International Air Lines,

Former Rearden Commerce head of senior vice president of travel services Tony D'Astolfo joined GroundLink as chief sales officer.

Orbitz on Tuesday announced a "multi-year agreement" with United Continental Holdings for continued access to "all" of the company's fares, schedules and inventory in its channels,

Egencia and Southwest Airlines signed an agreement to enable mutual clients by mid-year to book and manage the carrier's content.

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