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Online travel agencies drop ticket booking fees
04/06/2009 08:11
Several major online travel agencies are permanently waiving the $7 to $12 fees they charge to book an airline ticket in an effort to lure travelers amid lackluster demand and increasing competition from the airlines themselves.
Agencies "want to hang on to customers, and hope that by waiving fees for airline tickets, they'll come back for something else," says travel analyst Henry Harteveldt of Forrester Research.
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