Friday | 9 January, 2009
Shopping.com to add travel section operated by Wego
The two companies have joined forces to provide a travel category to shopping.com, to cater to the $10 billion Australian travel market.
Comparison buying site Shopping.com has forged a partnership with Wego.com to add a travel category to the shopping.com online comparison site.
Data from over a hundred travel Web sites will be compiled, allowing users to compare prices from airlines, travel agents and hotel chains.
The site will be catering to a broad customer base -- the travel industry in Australia has reached around $10 billion per year.
Shopping.com claims to attract attracts over one million unique visitors per months.
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