While experiencing wildlife up close may be a huge draw for some travelers, one of the world’s largest travel websites won’t be selling tickets to hundreds of attractions where humans come into contact with wild animals: TripAdvisor, and its booking service Viator, says it’s done selling tickets to those kinds of experiences. [More]
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TripAdvisor No Longer Selling Tickets To Hundreds Of Animal Attractions
By 10.12.16 — Updated: 11.1.16
Group Of Travel Sites Claim Delta Air Lines Has Cut Them Off From Using Its Data
By 5.20.15
Travelers often turn to travel websites to search for the cheapest fares and quickest flights out there, but a group of more than a dozen sites now says Delta Air Lines has shut them out, and is keeping its data to itself. [More]
Priceline Announces It’s Buying OpenTable For $2.6 Billion
By 6.13.14
Travel booking site Priceline seems to be hungry, and it it seems it’s found exactly what it wants to nosh on — restaurant reservation site OpenTable, which books tables for users in their cities. Priceline is forking over $2.6 billion in cold, hard cash to buy the company. [More]
