Whois & Analysis for getthere.com

GetThere is a corporate travel reservation system that is owned by Sabre Holdings.

GetThere first started in 1995 as a web-based booking tool named Internet Travel Network (itn.net) founded by Dan Whaley, Al Whaley and Bruce Yoxsimer, and was acquired by Sabre in August 2000 for $757 million.

Following the acquisition, GetThere merged with the Sabre Business Travel Solutions system.

It is now a part of Sabre Travel Network.

The first airline reservation (SFO-LAS) ever made over the World Wide Web was made on June 5, 1995 through an ITN server in Palo Alto, CA.

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