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Travelocity Business has new enhanced site
Travelocity Business announced an enhanced online site that includes a number of first-of-its-kind features, including:
• An easy-to-use control panel for managing the site to adjust preferred suppliers, policies, messages and other uses.
• Thousands of additional special merchant hotel discounts from 10,000 hotel properties.
• AAA reviews, making Travelocity Business the first full-service corporate travel agency to provide AAA diamond ratings on the spot.
Travelocity Business makes the claim it is the first full-service corporate travel agency to offer an online site built entirely from the ground up by combining proven corporate capabilities with the easy buying experience of a corporate site.
The company says the new site enhances its recently redesigned Web site that consumers favored in testing by a two-to-one margin over competitor sites.
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