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Focalpoint Shopping

Galileo Switzerland AG
Training Administration, Case postale 776, 1215 Genève 15
Tel. 022 791 70 62 / Fax 022 791 70 60
Email : swisstraining@travelport.com

Mar-09

www.galileo.ch

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Focalpoint Shopping
FOCALPOINT SHOPPING ....................................................................................... 2
General overview .................................................................................................... 2
Focalpoint Shopping with booked itinerary ............................................................. 3
Introduction ......................................................................................................... 3
Procedure ........................................................................................................... 4
Format examples ................................................................................................ 9
Description of pricing and availability modifier.................................................... 9
Pricing modifiers ............................................................................................... 10
Availability modifiers ......................................................................................... 12
Combining modifiers ......................................................................................... 13
Shopping regardless of Availability ................................................................... 13
Focalpoint Shopping without booked itinerary ...................................................... 14
Introduction ....................................................................................................... 14
Procedure ......................................................................................................... 15
Format Examples.............................................................................................. 16
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