Abstract: Individual transactions may be provided through a dedicated line from a global destination system (GDS). The transactions may related to airline flights, and costs, between an originating location and a destination. These transactions may be displayed on a first one of dual screen monitors. The individual transactions may also be provided through the internet from non-legacy airlines and on special fares from the legacy airlines. These individual transactions may be displayed on the other one of the dual screen monitors simultaneously with the display on the first one of the screen monitor. The traveler may select one of the individual transactions simultaneously displayed on the dual screen monitors.

Abstract: Upon a request from a travel agency, individual transactions (e.g. airline flights and fares) may be provided to a database at the travel agency through the internet from legacy and non-legacy airlines. Legacy airlines may be those within a global distribution system maintained by several of the leading airlines and non-legacy airlines may be those not within the global distribution system. A display screen at the travel agency's processing station displays the legacy transactions and the non-legacy transactions. The database selects one of the transactions and provides for the printing of a ticket for the selected transaction at a printer at the travel agency and for an accounting at the travel agency.

Abstract: Legacy transactions, and their costs, meeting specified parameters may be provided through a wide area network to a processing station (e.g. a travel agency). These parameters may be airline flights leaving on a particular day from a specified originating location to a specified destination and specifying established and published fares of primary airlines. Individual transactions (e.g., airline flights and fares) may be provided to a database at the travel agency through the internet from (a) airlines other than the primary airlines in the legacy servers, (b) the primary airlines with discounted fares, (c) consolidators offering wholesale fares and (d) an Orbitz web server. A display screen at the processing station respectively displays the legacy transactions and the other transactions on first and second portions of a display screen.

Abstract: A method of presenting offers of travel services is disclosed. The method may include providing a client computer having a human interface, inputting requests for details of travel services, sending requests to a GDS and to a server computer, translating the request into web requests, sending web requests to websites and receiving responses therefrom, and displaying responses from the websites and from the GDS on a single display screen. Software and hardware such as may be used for embodying the method are also disclosed.