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Online Travel Agencies 1Q12: Domestic Gets Its Groove Back (But the Big Story is Still Overseas)
Analysts:
Chetan Kapoor
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Douglas Quinby
Data Point
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Published: June 2012
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Publication Summary
The U.S. online travel agencies (OTAs) began 2012 on a positive note. Despite rising oil prices and airfares, which dampened travel sentiment globally, aggregate gross bookings of the three public U.S. OTAs – Expedia, Orbitz and Priceline – in 1Q12, had an increase of 22% year over year. However, there are some near-term headwinds: Rising airfares are negatively affecting package sales and the ongoing eurozone crisis could cast a shadow over OTAs' international prospects.
Table of Contents
5 Pages
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