Expedia: The Changing Business Model




Code : BSM0008
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Region : USA
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Abstract: Having started as an on-line travel agent for the airline companies in 1994, Expedia increased its offerings and became the world's leading on-line travel agent in 2002. The success of Expedia was attributed to the shift in its business model from 'commission model' to 'merchant model'. |
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Pedagogical Objectives:
Keywords : Expedia; Business model; Commission model; Merchant model; On-line travel agent; Corporate Strategies Case Study; Travel business; Dynamic packaging; Business travel industry; Richard Barton; Travelocity; Metropolitan Travel; InterActiveCorp; USA Networks Incorporated; Newtrade Technologies; Expert searching and pricing
Contents :
» THE EARLY DAYS
» THE CHANGING BUSINESS MODEL
» THE CHALLENGES