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Amadeus tips new travellers emerging as it launches Extreme Search tool which allows 'a different way of shopping'. At the media briefing in Bangkok last week, John Chapman, vice president, Airlines Group, Amadeus Asia Pacific spoke of the imminent launch of a new search tool.

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Image via WeArePhoenix.com. Photo uncredited. A full decade into their careers, Versailles, France group Phoenix have hit a career high point with the release of this year's Wolfgang Amadeus Phoenix .

Four years ago this month, Amadeus pulled off a partnership coup d'etat, winning a United contract to supplant Apollo as the airline's internal reservations and inventory-management system provider.

The French guitar-pop act Phoenix is a small band that, in the course of doing many little things right, has somehow become a very big one.

News from Travel Technology Update: American Airlines' decision to work with HP to build a new passenger services system -- dubbed a "bold move" by Monte Ford, the carrier's chief information officer -- took many observers by surprise.

The slow painful lack of progress with the Air Canada Reservations Project known as Polaris has come to a dead stop with AC writing off C$67 million.

It doesn't take a genius to work out why French band Phoenix is bigger than Elvis at the moment.

When Mark Oliver Everett rasps, "Girl, I want it bad," he's not kidding. The seventh CD from the eternally overlooked Eels is a 42-minute paean to the pain of unrequited love.

The title Wolfgang Amadeus Phoenix is damned ambitious. "You've heard of Mozart, right? You should check out Phoenix." The French group is not without cred-their previous album It's Never Been Like That won critical praise in 2006, and "Too Young" from United was featured in Sofia Coppola's "Lost In Translation." But Mozart's been on a couple more ...