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AAA web changes
Monday, 01 Dec, 2003
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AAA is revamping its websites to compete with online travel agencies such as Expedia, Travelocity and Orbitz. Among improvements: Fare Calendar Shopping, which lists the least expensive travel dates within a 90-day range. Another new feature allows searchers for international flights to review fares from consolidators. Lee Granger, managing director of AAA Travel Technology, said the consolidator option is only available at a handful of AAA chapter sites, but will reach more members in the near future. Visitors need not be AAA members to use the new services.
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