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Worldwide online travel sales will increase sixfold to $30 billion in 2001.(Brief Article)
Purchasing, February, 2000
Worldwide online travel sales will increase sixfold to $30 billion in 2001, from $5 billion in 1999, according to a Gartner Group forecast, which sees increased use by business travelers. Lou Marcoccio, research director for Gartner Group's e-Business Transformation service, sees frequent fliers joining tourists in looking up travel information on the Web and seeking discounts offered by Internet services.
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