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Jet to give 3% commission to travel agents

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Posted: Tuesday, Dec 09, 2008 at 0013 hrs IST
Updated: Tuesday, Dec 09, 2008 at 0013 hrs IST

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Hyderabad: After three days of discouragement from over 2,000 travel agencies nationwide to sell Jet Airways and Jetlite, Jet Airways has come forward to offer 3% commission on the basic ticket fare. Travel agents account for nearly 85% of air tickets sales in the country, while airlines and travel portals cater to the rest.

According to Sunil Kumar, secretary-general, Travel Agents Association of India, over 2 lakh people are employed across the country.

“The management of Jet Airways and JetLite has agreed on the table to pay travel agents a three per cent commission,’’ he said, though awaiting for an official communication.

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