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The Internet has thrown open the doors to travel resource channels that were once accessible only to professional travel agents. Airlines, hotels, and tour companies are all moving onto the World Wide Web as a way to connect directly with their customers. Through these Web sites, you can get personally involved in making your travel plans. Internet access gives you the freedom to learn more, choose wisely, and save money by searching for the best deals.<p>This completely revised and updated edition shows you how to: -- Locate hard-to-find information, get good deals, and learn about exotic destinations -- Find airline and train schedules, book tickets, and rent cars -- Use online newsgroups to make personal connections with others who have similar interests and can give you the information you seek -- Compare cruises and tours from the comfort of your home or office -- Use the Net to stay in touch with co-workers, friends, and family while traveling for business or pleasure</p><p>Internet Travel 101 features a handy directory, organized by subject, of the best travel Web sites. For travel agents, there's a comprehensive section showing how to use the Net to expand business and attract clients from around the world.</p>