Expedia has a team that is happy to work with EAN partners to provide white label destination services solutions. You can learn more about their program by emailing  eMP@expedia.com, just let them know you are an EAN affiliate.

Expedia offers a great co-branded option if you want to keep other travel products (Air, Packaging, and Car). You can simply sign up as a Network Affiliate via Commission Junction. Learn more here.

Yes. You must remove all links to WWTE pages. If the links are not removed by the decommission date, visitors to your site will find broken links and error pages.

All commissions will be paid.

We will support any customer reservations that are booked but not yet consumed. All booked travel will be fulfilled.

Before the decommission date you will need to remove all links to WWTE pages from your site to prevent broken links on your site. If a customer has booked but not yet consumed their reservation, they will find a landing page with a customer support number to call via their confirmation email.

No. At this time the new EAN platform is hotel focused.

No. EAN is dedicated to maximizing revenue for its Partners and is focusing its investments on developing solutions to monetize traffic through selling hotels. For the time being EAN will not be offering a dynamic packaging solution for you to add flight to your hotel inventory.

You have the option of transitioning to the new online hotel booking engine, Chameleonor building your site using our new Hotel API. Both are the result of significant investments by EAN and offer unprecedented new opportunities for you to monetize your online traffic through hotel bookings.

You have the option of transitioning to the new online hotel booking engine, Chameleonor building your site using our new Hotel API. Both are the result of significant investments by EAN and offer unprecedented new opportunities for you to monetize your online traffic through hotel bookings.

The market for a travel platform has changed significantly since the introduction of WWTE 10 years ago. And the way in which our partners build packages has changed significantly too. Many are now building their own packaging solutions, diminishing the demand for package templates and increasing the need for a powerful and flexible Hotel API. In fact, over 80% of our business is generated by partners who have developed their online travel brands using the EAN Hotel API.

No functionality will be available after the decommission date. You have the option of transitioning to the new online hotel booking engine, Chameleon or building your site using our new Hotel API. In the meantime, rest assured disruption to your customers will be minimized. If you have existing customer bookings that are booked and not yet stayed, customers will be able to get support for their reservations via our call centers. They can find the appropriate phone number to call in their confirmation email or when they try to look up their itinerary on the partner site.

The sunset date is set for November 30, 2012 and we are hustling to get all partners off of the platform by this time. Tail partners are to be moved first, with a decommission date of June 30, 2012. Managed Accounts will follow later in the year, with a decommission date of November 30, 2012.

At EAN we are dedicated to delivering market leading travel solutions to our partners, enabling them to provide the best service and travel experiences to their customers. This year was our biggest ever in terms of new technology being delivered to our partners. The new EAN travel platform offers partners a new online hotel booking engine (Chameleon) and a new improved Hotel API. These are the result of significant development investments by EAN and represent unprecedented new opportunities for partners to monetize their online traffic through hotel bookings. Whilst we would like to offer this same level of innovation to all our partners, it’s becoming harder to support WWTE in a way thatupholds our service commitments to partners. So for this reason we have made the decision to transition all partners off the legacy WWTE platform and on to the new EAN travel platform.