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PhoCusWright's U.S. OnlineTravel Overview Tenth Edition: OnlineTravelAgencies provides an in-depth look at the current state of the U.S. onlinetravelagency (OTA) market and projects future
PhoCusWright, Feb 2011, Pages: 8
The "Big Four" onlinetravelagencies (OTAs) – Expedia, Priceline, Orbitz and Travelocity – get a lot of attention from the media, analysts and the industry at large. And with good reason. Besides
PhoCusWright, Dec 2010, Pages: 9
and small onlinetravelagencies (OTAs) are growing their businesses rapidly. Among the major players, OTAs are developing very differently from one another.
The former number two now ranks first
PhoCusWright, July 2011, Pages: 26
Onlinetravelagencies (OTAs) impressively outperformed through the global recession of 2008-10 and will be the Asia Pacific (APAC) region's fastest-growing distribution channel through 2012
PhoCusWright, May 2011, Pages: 9
As travel markets around the world continue their recovery, growth of the global onlinetravelagencies (OTAs) has begun to slow. However, OTAs remain the fastest growing distribution channel across
PhoCusWright, May 2011, Pages: 7
For the global travel market, 2010 may have been a time of recovery following a traumatic 2009, but for onlinetravelagencies (OTAs), it was a banner year. Aggregate total gross bookings
PhoCusWright, Dec 2010, Pages: 7
Total gross bookings of three public U.S. onlinetravelagencies (OTAs): Expedia, Orbitz and priceline grew in 3Q10, amid continuing economic sluggishness in the U.S. and financial woes in Europe
PhoCusWright, June 2011, Pages: 7
The writing has been on the wall for onlinetravelagencies (OTAs). OTA growth in the U.S. is slowing as the travel market recovers in 2011, and suppliers are gradually regaining more leverage over
PhoCusWright, April 2010, Pages: 5
Just a few years ago, suppliers, it seemed, held all the cards. Supplier direct Web site sales were surging with double-digit growth while onlinetravelagencies (OTAs) were languishing in single
PhoCusWright, June 2009, Pages: 5
Generally when a company reports a double-digit decline in gross sales, that is not a good thing. So when shares of the two largest onlinetravelagencies (OTAs) – Expedia and Orbitz – rallied
PhoCusWright, Jan 2008, Pages: 18
Onlinetravelagencies in Europe are increasingly experiencing competitive pressure from other online players such as search engines, metasearch sites, and traditional tour operators going online
PhoCusWright, March 2009, Pages: 6
Travel—both leisure and corporate—has been reeling from the financial crisis and recession. But despite double-digit drops in 4Q08 bookings, onlinetravelagencies stand to reap the benefits
PhoCusWright, Dec 2010, Pages: 40
U.K. market dynamics, and contains detailed information on individual segments such as air, hotel, car rental, rail, tour operators and onlinetravelagencies.
The U.K. travel market was battered
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. The report covers Scandinavian market dynamics, and contains detailed information on individual segments such as air, hotel, car rental, rail, tour operators and onlinetravelagencies.
Like the rest
PhoCusWright, Nov 2010, Pages: 38
and forecasting through 2012. The report reviews onlinetravel trends, innovations and data crucial to understanding the dynamics of the air segment. Topics include onlineagencies versus air supplier websites
PhoCusWright, Dec 2010, Pages: 46
French market dynamics, and contains detailed information on individual segments such as air, hotel, car rental, rail, tour operators and onlinetravelagencies.
The global economic crisis had
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covers Spanish market dynamics, and contains detailed information on individual segments such as air, hotel, car rental, rail, tour operators and onlinetravelagencies.
Spain's travel industry shrunk
PhoCusWright, Dec 2010, Pages: 42
covers Italian market dynamics, and contains detailed information on individual segments such as air, hotel, car rental, rail, tour operators and onlinetravelagencies.
The Italian travel market suffered
