Online travel company Travelocity has signed a contract to expand its exclusive booking deal with Yahoo! Travel.
Published: 17 Jun 2010
Online travel company Travelocity has signed a contract to expand its exclusive booking deal with Yahoo! Travel.
Travelocity will remain the exclusive booking provider for all air, car and hotel packaging options, and the new exclusive provider for cruise and vacation packages, available on Yahoo! Travel.
“Combining strengths, the two companies will continue to provide consumers with an enhanced booking experience by giving users direct access to Travelocity’s popular products and money-saving planning tools through a source like Yahoo! Travel,” stated an official release.
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