E-Commerce Blog

It’s fitting that the last stop on my tour of travel-planning Web sites for the E-Commerce Times was American Airlines. The site illustrates all of the problems that spurred this special look at travel sites in the first place. Travel sites have developed a reputation for being hard to navigate and poorly designed with cluttered user interfaces. Not all of the sites I visited for this series fit that bill, but American Airlines sure did.

Source:
AA.com Sucks the Fun Out of Trip-Planning

In-flight commerce transactions are unique in many aspects. There are specific transaction requirements and cardholder account number verification best practices that they have to comply with.

Read the rest here:
In-Flight Commerce Terminals - Additional Requirements

Travel agencies operating over the internet need to incorporate into their websites a set of best practices to help reduce customer inquiries, disputes and the resulting chargebacks. Such practices reduce losses and improve the bottom line.

Excerpted from:
Payment Processing Guidelines For Travel Agencies