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Expedia and Other Leisure Travel Booking Sites Finally Discover Road Warriors

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Dennis Schaal

Photo Credit: Business traveler at Chicago O'Hare Airport.  Flickr / Jason Mrachina

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Both Expedia and Booking.com know that business travelers having been booking travel on their sites for years. Now both companies are going after small businesses and their employees in a more-organized way.

Some of the largest online leisure travel sites, including Expedia.com and Booking.com, want a bigger slice of the small business market. The piece of the market they are looking to make strides in is the unmanaged business travel sector. That means companies and their employees where there are no stringent policies on which booking tools or sites to use and which airlines, hotels and cars are acceptable or not. David Doctorow, Expedia.com's chief marketing offic

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