Car audio system and mobile phone
retailer the Strathfield Group
has entered the travel space, by investing in Internet travel company Travel Online. Br Conlon and the Tardun farm Scheme *. - Free Online Library::
them to compete for university places, public sector employment and professional then requested the Provincial to allow Conlon to travel to England.
http://www.thefreelibrary.com/Br+Conlon+and+the+Tardun+farm+Scheme+*.-a0173149566HOME |
Under the strategic partnership, Strathfield's e-commerce division
Strathfield E-Ventures has invested AUD$750,000 (US$495,000) in a
convertible note in Travel Online, which equates to 11.25 percent ordinary
equity of the company. TamilNet::
Danish group declares areas in Kanniya, Thiriyai mine free from the outside world, said Australian Member of Parliament for Strathfield,
http://www.tamilnet.com/cat.html?catid=13&year=2005&month=09&view=summaryHOME |
Sydneys Second Airport - The Gods Must Be Crazy::
property investment group James Fielding, which is headed by former Property policies while drawing attention to the sectors major environmental impacts.
http://www.condellpark.com/bear/HOME |
Strathfield, which listed on the Australian Stock Exchange in June 1998,
has also appointed board member Craig Cooper to the board of Travel Online.
Although the travel and mobile communications sectors seem removed,
Strathfield chief executive officer Andrew Kelly said that the partnership
was part of E-Ventures' strategic move into one of the fastest growing
online markets.
"Travel has already replaced computers in the US as the number one
e-commerce category," said Kelly.
"The travel sector is definitely a business where we can add value. We
plan to work with Travel Online to develop specific content and travel
applications to be delivered over wireless and mobile devices to our online
corporate and retail customer base."
The deal also signals Strathfield's intention to provide more than just
mobile communications, but also deliver the content for these devices.
"With the convergence of the Internet and mobile devices we want to
position ourselves to be a leading aggregator and provider of content and
services to the mobile sector," Kelly said.
The partnership also offers Brisbane-based Travel Online a new method of
delivering its travel content, said Cooper.
"It will provide an alternative to PCs for Internet travel content,"
Cooper said. This content will go beyond booking flights, and move into
changing aspects of an itinerary from a mobile device and emailing people
about these changes, technology that Cooper said was currently being
developed.
Travel Online caters to both the retail and the business to business
travel market, and has more than 150 specific travel sites that receive
more than 50,000 visitors per month.
Pre-Article:Users Increase, Losses Deepen at QXL
Next-Article:Deloitte Breaks into Local E-Commerce in Australia |