Sentence examples for exclusive fares from inspiring English sources
IATA and other airline associations fear a worse outcome: that they may be banned from offering any exclusive fares or promotions to agents which book directly rather than through a GDS.
"Exclusive fares" does seem to suggest that – but, in fact, the fares are "exclusive" because they include extra flexibility that would not normally be allowed under the terms and conditions of travel.
I commute regularly by train and I saw posters, both on the train and at the station, advertising the nationalrailgamestravel.co.uk website, which offered "exclusive fares for London 2012 Games ticket holders".
Competitors argue that Orbitz's deal to get exclusive low fares is unfair and an antitrust violation.
While the core app experience, which monitors airlines for flight deals, will continue to be free, the new premium upgrade will unlock a handful of other useful features, including advanced filtering, exclusive members-only fares and even custom travel advice from the Hitlist team.
"Born Round" follows Bruni's life story and reads, in part, as a history of meals: childhood Christmas Eve feasts at his grandmother's house; late-night pizza at college in North Carolina; sausage breakfasts on the campaign trail; sophisticated fare in exclusive restaurants.
It should, however, be noted that in this series, patients treated with exclusive or preoperative radiotherapy fared worse in terms of locoregional control than others, perhaps also because of a selection of patients with poor prognosis.
That has led Orbitz's competitors and antitrust groups to criticize the company, saying it gives those airlines the opportunity to collude on fares and offer exclusive low fares on the Web site.
As these factors are often not mutually exclusive, an AON target site that fares very well in one factor but poorly in others might not be efficient.
British Airways is overhauling its first-class cabins later this year, while Lufthansa has begun a five-year, €150 million, or $210 million, investment in lounges for the exclusive use of travellers who have shelled out for its highest fares.
