Author Question: Why did airlines spin off their GDSs? What will be an ideal response? (Read 67 times)

Garrulous

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Question 1

Why is price competition not as important a factor in lodging as it is in the airline industry?
 
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Why did airlines spin off their GDSs?
 
  What will be an ideal response?



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Answer 1

Similar to Question 2, price competition is not as frequent in lodging as with airlines because of the former's ability to differentiate its product.

Answer 2

Airlines spun off or set them up as independent public companies while retaining a substantial ownership stake in order to raise capital.



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