The following excerpts are taken from an article which appeared in the Money section of USA Today on Monday, April 26, 1999. (article written by Gary Stoller of USA Today)


Fares on line: Deals or Duds?

Thinking of surfing the Internet to get a cheap airfare? Look out - it's tougher than you think. USA Today spent three weeks shopping on 70 travel industry Web sites. Here's what we learned:

... Our frustration often grew after we received the so-called cheapest fare. Was this really the cheapest fare, or could a better one be found on other Web sites or through traditional channels off the Internet? Without the expertise of an impartial arbiter - a role traditional travel agents are supposed to play - we didn't have a clue.


The above is only two brief excerpts from the full USA Today article, but the emphasis is clear. The internet can be a valuable tool, but can also represent a time consuming and frustrating medium for finding the best prices. Here is how Egan Travel can help:

We hope this will convince you that Egan Travel represents your best all-around resource for arranging your personal or business travel. If there is any more information we can provide for you, just contact us and let us know.