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Mobile is flying high in the online travel industry

Retail isn’t the only industry with growing mobile web activity—travel is experiencing a mobile surge as well. Travelocity’s mobile site and app, for example, boasted 1.263 million unique monthly visitors in October, up 32.3% from October 2008.

Posted 01/11/2010Zak StamborPost a comment

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Airline sites succeed at converting visitors to buyers, new report says

The busiest airline sites are successful in converting visitors to buyers, says a report by Nielsen/NetRatings. Online travel agencies attracted twice the number of visitors as airlines, but experienced half the conversion rate.

Posted 06/21/2005Kurt PetersPost a comment

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One in four Americans visited travel sites in November

Some 68 million Americans, or nearly one in four, visited travel web sites in November, according to Nielsen/NetRatings, up 13% from last November. Spending on those sites increased 11% year-over-year.

Posted 12/17/2004Kurt PetersPost a comment

Ticket to success

Travel sites are harnessing the web’s power to further transform their industry

Posted 06/01/2007Internet RetailerPost a comment

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Southwest Airlines Vacations Selects ForeSee Results for Web Customer Satisfaction Management

ANN ARBOR, MI (May 19, 2003) Southwest Airlines Vacationsa leader in quality, low-cost leisure vacation productshas selected web customer satisfaction management firm ForeSee Results to help continue the rapid growth of its online business. ForeSee Results’ scientifically robust technology isolates which factors most influence customer satisfaction and purchase behaviors. Understanding these factors helped Southwest Airlines Vacations make...

Posted 05/20/2003