America Online, subsidiary of Time Warner Inc. (NYSE:TWX), and Saga has partnered to offer a service that would attract an over-50s crowd right in time for the holidays.  Saga will be adding search functionality for AOL’s travel channel. Now AOL visitors may browse for packages offered by cruiselines and other resorts around the world using Saga’s search technology.

Saga will also be providing AOL with other services such as car rental searches, airport parking information, and other travel guides.  “This is the first time we’ve partnered with Saga and we’re delighted to be able to provide a specialised travel service for the over-50s, a particularly active online audience in terms of researching and booking travel,” stated Clare Messenger, head of travel marketing at AOL. 

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