ebookers definition

ebookers means ebookers Limited and its Affiliates that are based in Europe. As of the Agreement Date, these Affiliates are Flightbookers Ltd, xxxxxxxx.xx Ltd, La Compagnie Des Voyages SAS, xxxxxxxx.xx B.V., xxxxxxxx.xxx Deutschland GmbH, xxxxxxxx.xxx SA, Oy ebookers Finland Ltd, and ebookers Scandinavia AB.
ebookers means ebookers Limited and its Affiliates that are based in Europe. As of the Agreement Date, these Affiliates are Flightbookers Ltd, xxxxxxxx.xx Ltd, La Compagnie Des Voyages SAS, xxxxxxxx.xx B.V., xxxxxxxx.xxx Deutschland GmbH, xxxxxxxx.xxx SA, Oy ebookers Finland Ltd, and ebookers Scandinavia AB. “ebookers Authorized User” means any employee, agent or sub-contractor of ebookers authorized by Subscriber to submit, load, and manipulate Negotiated Private Fares for and on behalf of ebookers via Net Fare Manager. “Negotiated Private Fares” means fares negotiated between Subscriber and Vendors. ***Confidential Information has been omitted and filed separately with the Securities and Exchange Commission. Confidential treatment has been requested with respect to this omitted information. “Net Fare Manager” means Travelport’s web-based tool that allows ebookers to view and manage new, updated and discontinuing tariffs and rules for CAT25 and CAT35 Negotiated Private Fares via ebookers’ PCC. 3.

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  • Core Network means the transport infrastructure identified in accordance with Chapter III of Regulation (EU) No 1315/2013;

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