FRESNO, CA–(MARKET WIRE)–Nov 27, 2007 — Pro Travel Network, Inc. (OTC BB:PTVL.OB - News) released the company’s first quarterly numbers, boasting large gains in both gross profits and revenues. Pro Travel Network posted a 97% increase in Revenues and a 65% increase in Gross Profits for the first quarter of 2008 over the same period for 2007. The company has also posted pre-audit Net Profitability of $150,000 for Q1 FY2008, demonstrating that Pro Travel Network is already on its way to another record breaking year.
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FRESNO, CA–(MARKET WIRE)–Nov 20, 2007 — Pro Travel Network, Inc. (OTC BB:PTVL.OB - News) announced today that they have successfully launched their second operational office in Canada. Pro Travel Network just received licensing approval for its new office in the Province of Quebec.
Paul Henderson, CEO and President of Pro Travel Network, stated, “We are very pleased with our success in implementing our international strategy in Canada. We now have two growing offices in Canada, the first in Ontario, and now in Quebec, as we have just received licensing for operations in Quebec. We feel that the foundation is now well established to grow our sales force exponentially in Canada, and fully expect that Canadian operations will be a huge area of growth for Pro Travel. 2007 was a banner year for PTVL and we expect the coming year to be even greater as Canadian operations continue to increase.”
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Nov-11-07
Thanksgiving Travelers Should Expect Delays, But Some Relief Promised
posted by Scott Allen
In a year in which the airline industry has the worst on-time performance in history, carriers are predicting the busiest Thanksgiving travel weekend ever. Some 27 million passengers — an increase of 4% over last year — are expected to fly on U.S. domestic carriers over a 12-day period encompassing Thanksgiving. Combined with post-9/11 staff cuts and heightened security measures, travelers this holiday weekend should allow ample time both before and after their flights. Federal officials have warned that even a few small disruptions or a bout of bad weather could lock up flights across the country.
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<img src=”http://protravelnet.com/communications/wp-content/uploads/2007/11/hollisblog1.jpg” align=”center” />Still in shock! 4 months ago Teri and I joined Pro Travel Network we have never earned so much income so fast $86,000 plus then PTN gave us stock in their publicly traded company really making us a part of something! We have never been so taking care of! We have had so much fun going to the Bahamas with our friends swimming with dolphins and our entire family is going on a 6 day cruise! Teri just picked up her dream car with the money she earned from PTN, 2008 STS V Cadillac! We use to market nutrition and no nutrition product makes you feel better then a vacation! Every time I look at the pictures of my family on vacation it makes my day!
The latest TIA forecast predicts “modest” gains for the U.S. travel industry in 2008. While domestic spending is expected to rise slightly (5.5%), higher growth (7.5%) in international travelers to the U.S. is being fueled by a weak dollar, several new low-cost and trans-Atlantic airlines, and a recently signed open-skies agreement with the European Union. Total travel spending in the U.S. for 2008 is projected to increase to $778.2 billion. For further details, see the TIA 2008 Travel Forecast Summary.
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