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2. Scandinavian Multi Access Reservations for Travel Agents

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   It worked by having a Host Interface Processor (HIP) at each travel company. These would emulate a number of terminals, translate the messages, codes and addresses, wrap them in SMARTs own communications protocol, and provide the interface over Datex to the various travel agencies. There was, of course, functionality to limit access.

3. Computer reservation system - Wikipedia

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   For many years, global distribution systems (GDSs) have had a dominant position in the travel industry. To bypass the GDSs, and avoid high GDS fees, airlines have started to sell flights directly through their websites. [9] Another way to bypass the GDSs is direct connection to travel agencies, such as that of American Airlines. [10]

4. Airline reservations system - Wikipedia

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   Travel agencies and other indirect distribution channels access the same GDS as those accessed by the airline reservation systems, and all messaging is transmitted by a standardized messaging system that functions on two types of messaging that transmit on SITA's high level network (HLN).

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6. Virgin Atlantic Holidays - Wikipedia

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   Virgin Holidays Limited, trading as Virgin Atlantic Holidays, is a company within the Virgin Group that offers holidays worldwide with destinations including the US and Canada, the Caribbean, Africa, the Middle East, the Indian Ocean and the Far East. In addition, the company has an established ski program and a specialist cruise division ...

7. Group travel used to have a bad reputation. Not anymore - AOL

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   Group travel has long been derided for its large crowds that flock to monuments, clog up cities and block traffic in giant buses. But as new players enter the industry, things are changing.