It was the mid-90s the turning point for modern travel booking. While electronic reservations existed earlier, 1996 was a landmark year for consumer-facing online travel. The launch of platforms like Travelocity (a partnership with the Sabre reservation system) and Expedia (via Microsoft) fundamentally changed how tickets were sold, shifting the power from travel agents to The post When fuel prices drop but fares don’t: A case for airfare regulation appeared first on The Financial Daily.



