virtual travelの例文

• Other carriers let you act as a virtual travel agent.
• And even among the virtual travel players, few pleasantries are traded.
• The airlines share the Internet with virtual travel agents.
• To refugees, virtual travel is one of the Internet's most tangible benefits.
• With sales made through virtual travel agents, carriers pay cheaper commissions but still pay reservations system fees.
• And, if airlines don't offer their wares online, virtual travel agents gladly would take the business.
• Travelogues further developed to incorporate movie rides which were coordinated sounds, motion pictures and mechanical movement to simulate virtual travel.
• Zanudah, whose real name is Hank Hassan, told me that the idea of virtual travel was what appealed to him.
• It was too hard to find summer vacancies, and virtual travel sites did a better job of steering customers to available hotel rooms.
• To them, the Internet and the Web offer a way to read the newspaper, enjoy virtual travel and exchange e-mail.
• EasyTahiti . com has been described as " Tahiti's biggest virtual travel agency " in a press release from Air Tahiti Nui.
• But the arcade pavilion is supposed to have screens on the walls and the ceiling, allowing for virtual travel with a 360-degree view.
• Whatever the quantity, though, the cheapest online tickets are often available either through virtual travel agents that have established relationships with consolidators, or through the consolidators themselves.
• Instead, the Darmstadt-based company is counting on a joint venture with companies including German tour operators TUI and C & amp; N for a virtual travel agency.
• With virtual travel agents such as Travelocity ( www . travelocity . com ) or Microsoft's Expedia ( www . expedia . msn . com ) apparently here to stay, airlines are investing in or forming partnerships with them.
• Virtual travel also becomes possible with webcams located at major worldwide tourist attractions such as London's Abbey Road, the Eiffel Tower in Paris, Rio de Janeiro's Copacabana Beach, Hollywood Boulevard in Los Angeles and the " Welcome to Fabulous Las Vegas sign ".
• He speaks of being able to visit the synagogues as if such visits were real, as if virtual travel were the equivalent of travel or the movement of a mouse could give the human and divine value to the Internet that the millions of bloody footsteps of the Jews gave to the Talmud.