Airfares: Prices Fell Again in January - Wall Street Journal Blogs

February 21st, 2009 | by admin | Airfares: Prices Fell Again in January - Wall Street Journal Blogs
Airfares: Prices Fell Again in JanuaryWall Street Journal Blogs, NYFliers are increasingly gaining the advantage in the never-ending battle with airlines over fares. Late Thursday, the Air Transport Association reported January fare data, which shows a 3.9% decline in yields on fares in the domestic US (Yield is the Domestic airline passenger yield falls 4% in January -ATA MarketWatchall 2 news articles

Thu, 19 Feb 2009 23:14:49 GMT
Topaz Study: Sabre finds lowest fares saving an average of 20% per ticket in Europe, Middle East and Africa (AME Info)
A recent study conducted by independent research group Topaz International has once again proven that Sabre is the industry leader in finding the lowest available airfares, compared to its GDS rivals.

Sat, 21 Feb 2009 05:30:28 GMT
Deal opens sky to cheap NZ airfares - Sydney Morning Herald
TRANS-TASMAN flights are set to be reclassified as domestic routes, removing stringent immigration procedures and cutting fares by up to 30 per cent. After two years of discussions, Australian and New Zealand Customs are planning trials to clear …

Sat, 21 Feb 2009 13:12:00 GMT
Deal opens sky to cheap NZ airfares - Sydney Morning Herald
Deal opens sky to cheap NZ airfaresSydney Morning Herald, AustraliaTRANS-TASMAN flights are set to be reclassified as domestic routes, removing stringent immigration procedures and cutting fares by up to 30 per cent. After two years of discussions, Australian and New Zealand Customs are planning trials to clear

Sat, 21 Feb 2009 14:12:20 GMT
South China’s Guangdong distributes travel coupons to farmers (People’s Daily)
Southern China’s Guangdong Province has given travel coupons to farmers who want to see more of their country, and tours are scheduled to begin next Tuesday, the provincial tourism bureau said Friday. The coupons will provide discounts of at least 13 percent on airfares and hotels, said Zheng Nianjun, deputy general manager of the Nanhu Lake Travel Agency. The provincial government will pay the …

Fri, 20 Feb 2009 10:28:01 GMT
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