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                                                                  EXHIBIT 10.18

                                HOGG ROBINSON PLC

                         HOGG ROBINSON SERVICES LIMITED

                                 WTT UK LIMITED

                              WT TECHNOLOGIES, INC.

                                FORTDOVE LIMITED

                             SHAREHOLDERS AGREEMENT

                                   RELATING TO

 The establishment and operation of Fortdove Limited as a joint venture company

                            MCDERMOTT, WILL & EMERY
                                 7 BISHOPSGATE
                                     LONDON
                                    EC2N 3AQ

                               TEL: 020 7577 6900
                               FAX: 020 7577 6950

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                                TABLE OF CONTENTS

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1.    Interpretation..............................................................................................1

2.    Conditions..................................................................................................6

3.    Representations, Warranties and Indemnities.................................................................6

4.    Constitution of the Company.................................................................................7

5.    Business of Joint Venture...................................................................................7

6.    Enforcement of Company's Rights.............................................................................8

7.    Management of the Company...................................................................................8

8.    Provision of Finance and Accounting Records................................................................12

9.    The Business...............................................................................................15

10.  Competition.................................................................................................16

11.  Employees...................................................................................................20

12.  Confidentiality.............................................................................................20

13.  Tax Matters.................................................................................................21

14.  Share Transfers.............................................................................................24

15.  Resolution..................................................................................................26

16.  Termination.................................................................................................27

17.  Consequences of Notice under Clauses 15.2 and 16.2..........................................................31

18.  Guarantees..................................................................................................34

19.  Supremacy and General Covenant..............................................................................35

20.  Announcements...............................................................................................36

21.  Remedies....................................................................................................37

22.  Warranty and Indemnity......................................................................................37

23.  Provisions relating to this Agreement.......................................................................37

24.  Law and Settlement of Disputes..............................................................................41

SCHEDULE 1: BUSINESS PLAN........................................................................................42

SCHEDULE 2: COMPLETION AGREEMENTS................................................................................54

SCHEDULE 3: DEED OF ADHERENCE....................................................................................55

SCHEDULE 4: TARGETS..............................................................................................56

ANNEX A: ARTICLES................................................................................................58

ANNEX B: COMPLETION BOARD RESOLUTION.............................................................................81

ANNEX C: COMPLETION SPECIAL RESOLUTION...........................................................................86

ANNEX D: OBJECTS CLAUSE (NOT USED)...............................................................................87

ANNEX E: LOAN NOTE...............................................................................................88

ANNEX F: WTT LICENCE (NOT USED)..................................................................................99

ANNEX G: WTT LOAN NOTE (NOT USED)...............................................................................100

ANNEX H: PRODUCTS CREATED BY HRPLC..............................................................................101

ANNEX I: BUSINESS CONTEMPLATED BY THE SHAREHOLDERS..............................................................102
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THIS AGREEMENT is dated                                            2000 and made

BETWEEN:

(1)         HOGG ROBINSON PLC a company incorporated in England and Wales under
            number 2107443 whose registered office is at Abbey House, 282
            Farnborough Road, Farnborough, Hampshire GU14 7NJ ("HRPLC");

(2)         HOGG ROBINSON SERVICES LIMITED a company incorporated in England and
            Wales under number 756582 whose registered office is at Abbey House,
            282 Farnborough Road, Farnborough, Hampshire GU14 7NJ ("HOGG");

(3)         WTT UK LIMITED a company incorporated in England and Wales under
            number 3854369 whose registered office is at c/o Jordans Limited,
            20-22 Bedford Row, London WC1R 4JS ("WTT");

(4)         WT TECHNOLOGIES INC., a Georgia company whose principal place of
            business is at Suite 635, 6 W. Druid Hills Drive, Atlanta, GA 30329,
            USA (and whose name shall be changed to TRX Inc.) ("WT
            TECHNOLOGIES"); and

(5)         FORTDOVE LIMITED a company incorporated in England and Wales under
            number 3841799 whose registered office is at 200 Aldersgate Street,
            London EC1A 4JJ (the "COMPANY")

WHEREAS:

(A)         Hogg and WTT have agreed to operate the Company as an equal joint
            venture between them for the purpose of developing and supplying
            technology and information management services and transaction
            processing services to the travel industry;

(B)         The Company has an authorised share capital of(pound)100 divided
            into 100 ordinary shares of(pound)1 each (of which one share has
            been issued and is fully paid up); and

(C)         WTT has agreed to subscribe for one "B" Ordinary Share in the
            Company and the parties have each agreed to finance the Company and
            to regulate their rights and interests in relation to the Company in
            the manner and on the terms hereinafter appearing.

NOW IT IS HEREBY AGREED as follows:

1.       INTERPRETATION

1.1      DEFINITIONS

         In this Agreement, where the context admits:

         ""A" ORDINARY SHARES" means the "A" Ordinary Shares in the capital of
         the Company and ""A" Ordinary Share" means any one of them;

         ""A" ORDINARY SHAREHOLDER" means the registered holder of any "A"
         Ordinary Share;

         "ACT" means the Companies Act 1985 (as amended);

         "ADDITIONAL DIRECTORS" means the Directors appointed to the Board in
         accordance with clause 7.3;

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         "AGREED FORM" means, in relation to any document, a document in the
         terms signed, annexed to this Agreement or initialled by or on behalf
         of a party, for identification;

         "AMERICAS" means all countries and territories in continental North
         America and continental South America (including Central America) and
         includes any territories of the United States of America not forming
         part of continental North America;

         "ARTICLES" means the articles of association of the Company in the
         Agreed Form attached to this Agreement as Annex A, as amended from time
         to time and any reference to an "Article" in this Agreement shall mean
         an article contained in the Articles;

         "ASSOCIATE" means any subsidiary undertaking or parent undertaking, or
         any other subsidiary undertaking of such parent undertaking, and for
         these purposes "parent undertaking" means, in relation to another
         undertaking (a subsidiary undertaking) an undertaking which holds
         (directly or indirectly) at least 75 per cent. of the Voting Rights in
         the undertaking and "subsidiary undertaking" shall be construed
         accordingly;

         "AUDITORS" means the auditors of the Company from time to time
         appointed pursuant to section 384 of the Act and the first Auditors
         shall be PriceWaterhouseCoopers;

         "AVAILABLE PROFITS" means those profits of the Company available for
         distribution within the meaning of Part VIII of the Act;

         ""B" ORDINARY SHARES" means "B" Ordinary Shares in the capital of the
         Company and ""B" Ordinary Share" means any one of them;

         ""B" ORDINARY SHAREHOLDER" means a Shareholder who holds "B" Ordinary
         Shares;

         "BOARD" means the board of Directors, or the Directors present at a
         duly convened meeting ("Board Meeting") of the Directors for the time
         being (or a committee of the Directors) at which a quorum is present;

         "BTI" shall have the meaning given to it in the WTT Licence;

         "BTI GROUP" means those companies and their Associates who, from time
         to time, enter into a partnership agreement with BTI or its Associates
         but does not include Rider Travel;

         "BUSINESS" means the business of the Company described in Clause 5.1;

         "BUSINESS DAY" means any day (other than a Saturday or a Sunday) on
         which banks are open for business in England and the United States;

         "BUSINESS PLAN" in respect of each financial year has the meaning set
         out in Clause 9.2;

         "CHAIRMAN" means the chairman of the Board from time to time appointed
         in accordance with Clause 7.1.5;

         "CHANGE OF CONTROL NOTICE" shall have the meaning given in Clause
         16.3.3;

         "COMPLETION" means completion of the matters referred to in Clause 4.1;

         "COMPLETION AGREEMENTS" means the agreements in the agreed form listed
         in Schedule 2 and "COMPLETION AGREEMENT" shall mean any one of them;

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         "COMPLETION BOARD RESOLUTIONS" means the resolutions of the Board in
         the Agreed Form attached to this Agreement as Annex B;

         "COMPLETION SPECIAL RESOLUTIONS" means the special resolutions of the
         Company in the Agreed Form attached to this Agreement as Annex C;

         "CONTROL" means, in relation to a body corporate, the power of a person
         to secure that its affairs are conducted in accordance with the wishes
         of that person:

         (a)      by means of the holding of shares or the possession of Voting
                  Rights in or in relation to that or any other body corporate;
                  or

         (b)      by virtue of any powers conferred by the articles of
                  association or any other document regulating that or any other
                  body corporate;

         and a "Change of Control" shall occur if a person who controls any
         company or undertaking ceases to do so, or if another person acquires
         Control of it;

         "CONFIDENTIAL INFORMATION" has the meaning set out in Clause 12.1;

         "DIRECTORS" means the directors of the Company from time to time and
         "DIRECTOR" shall mean any one of them;

         "DISPOSITION" means any transfer, pledge, mortgage, charge or other
         encumbrance or grant of an option (including an agreement relating to
         voting rights) or other legal or beneficial interest in respect of any
         Ordinary Share;

         "FAIR VALUE" has the meaning set out in Clause 17.2.2;

         "FINANCIAL YEAR" means the accounting reference period of the Company
         determined in accordance with the Act from time to time;

         "GROUP" means the Company and its Subsidiaries from time to time and a
         "GROUP COMPANY" shall mean any one of them;

         "HOGG DIRECTOR" means a Director appointed by Hogg pursuant to Clause
         7.1.2(a);

          "HRPLC GROUP" means HRPLC and its Subsidiaries from time to time;

         "ICC DISTRIBUTION AGREEMENT" means the Software Distribution Agreement
         entered into on 29 November 1996 by and between Travel Technologies
         Group, L.P. ("TTG") and Independent Computer Company Limited ("ICC")
         for the distribution, marketing and servicing of certain of TTG's
         software products within specified territory;

         "LOAN NOTE" means the loan note in the Agreed Form attached to this
         Agreement as Annex E constituted by the Company on the date of this
         Agreement;

         "LICENSED PRODUCTS" means the Software and any other software or
         Product that may be licensed, assigned or otherwise transferred by WTT
         or its Affiliates or any member of the HRPLC Group to any member of the
         Group;

         "MEMORANDUM" means the memorandum of association of the Company from
         time to time;

         "NON-BREACHING PARTY" shall have the meaning given in Clause 16.2.1;

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         "OBJECTS CLAUSE" means the objects clause of the Memorandum in the
         agreed form attached to this Agreement as Annex D;

         "OFS CORPORATE PRODUCTS" means the software products specified in
         Schedule 1 of the Service Bureau Agreement between the Company and
         HRPLC;

         "OFS CORPORATE SERVICES" means corporate travel services (as defined in
         the WTT Licence) processed using OFS Corporate Products;

         "OFS PRODUCTS" means those software products (other than OFS Corporate
         Products) identified as such in Schedule A (as amended from time to
         time) of the WTT Licence;

         "OFS SERVICES" means travel services (other than OFS Corporate
         Services) processed using OFS Products;

         "OFS TERRITORY" shall have the meaning given to in clause 2.5 of the
         WTT Licence;

         "ORDINARY SHARES" means the A and B ordinary shares of (pound)1 in the
         capital of the Company AND "ORDINARY SHARE" shall mean any one of them;

         "PARTY" and "PARTIES" shall be construed as references to a party or
         the parties to this Agreement;

         "PRODUCT" means software products relating to travel transaction
         processing;

         "SHARE" means any share of any class in the capital of the Company;

         "SHAREHOLDERS" means, from time to time, the registered holders of the
         Ordinary Shares and "Shareholder" shall mean any one of them;

         "SOFTWARE" means the software described in Schedule A of the WTT
         Licence;

         "SUBSIDIARY" means in relation to an undertaking (the holding
         undertaking), any other undertaking in which the holding undertaking
         directly or indirectly holds or controls either:

         (a)      a majority of the Voting Rights; or

         (b)      the right to appoint or remove directors having a majority of
                  the voting rights exercisable at meetings of the board of
                  directors of that undertaking,

         and any undertaking which is a Subsidiary of another undertaking shall
         also be a Subsidiary of that undertaking's holding undertaking. For the
         avoidance of doubt, "undertaking" shall include a body corporate,
         unincorporated association, joint venture or partnership;

         "TERMINATION NOTICE" shall have the meaning given in Clause 15.2;

         "TERRITORY" shall have the meaning given to it in the WTT Licence;

         "TLC" means Technology Licensing Company, LLC, a Georgia limited
         liability company whose registered address is at c/o Jeffrey K. Haidet,
         303 Peachtree Road, Suite 5300, Atlanta GA 30308, USA ("TLC");

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         "TTG PRODUCTS" means the software products set out in Schedule 1 (as
         amended from time to time) to the Service Software Bureau Agreement
         between the Company and HRPLC to be entered into on the date of this
         Agreement;

         "TTG SERVICES" means travel services processed using TTG Products;

         "US AGREEMENTS" means the US Operating Agreement and the US Licence and
         all ancillary documents contemplated by those agreements;

         "US LICENCES" means the software licence between (1) WTT and (2) TLC in
         the Agreed Form and entered into on the date of this Agreement;

         "US OPERATING AGREEMENT" means the operating agreement between
         WorldTravel Technologies LLC and Hogg Robinson International Benefits
         Limited in respect of TLC in the Agreed Form to be entered into on the
         date of this Agreement;

         "VOTING RIGHTS" means voting rights exercisable at general meetings of
         the members of the relevant company;

         "WTT DIRECTOR" means a Director appointed by WTT pursuant to Clause
         7.1.2(b); and

         "WTT LICENCE" means the software licence between the Company and TLC in
         the Agreed Form to be entered into on the date of this Agreement.

1.2      CONSTRUCTION OF CERTAIN REFERENCES

         In this Agreement, except as otherwise provided and where the context
admits:

1.2.1              words and phrases the definitions of which are contained or
                   referred to in Part XXVI Companies Act 1985 shall be
                   construed as having the meanings thereby attributed to them;

1.2.2              references to, or to any provision of, any treaty, directive,
                   statute, regulation, decision, order, instrument, by-law, or
                   any other law of, or having effect in, any jurisdiction
                   ("Laws") shall be construed also as references to all other
                   Laws made under the Law referred to, and to all such Laws as
                   amended, re-enacted, consolidated or replaced or as their
                   application is modified by other Laws from time to time and
                   whether before or after the date of this Agreement;

1.2.3              references to Clauses, Annexes and Schedules are references
                   to clauses of, and annexes and schedules to, this Agreement,
                   references to Paragraphs are, unless otherwise stated,
                   references to paragraphs of the Clause, Annex or Schedule in
                   which the reference appears and references to this Agreement
                   include the Annexes and Schedules;

1.2.4              references to the singular shall include the plural and vice
                   versa;

1.2.5              "person" includes any individual, partnership, company, body
                   corporate, corporation sole or aggregate, state or agency of
                   a state, and any unincorporated association or organisation,
                   in each case whether or not having separate legal
                   personality;

1.2.6             "company" includes any body corporate; and

1.2.7              a document in the "agreed form" is a reference to a document
                   in a form approved, and for the purposes of identification
                   signed, by or on behalf of the parties.

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1.3      HEADINGS

         The headings and sub-headings are inserted for convenience only and
         shall not affect the construction of this Agreement.

2.       CONDITIONS

         NOT USED

3.       REPRESENTATIONS, WARRANTIES AND INDEMNITIES

3.1      As at the date of this Agreement, Hogg represents and warrants to WTT
         that:

         3.1.1    Hogg is the sole beneficial owner of all the issued and
                  allotted Shares free of all liens, charges, encumbrances or
                  other third party rights;

         3.1.2    the Company has not traded nor has it received any income or
                  made any gains since its date of incorporation;

         3.1.3    the Company has no assets (other than cash with accrued
                  interest in respect of its one fully paid up Ordinary Share)
                  or liabilities (whether actual, contingent or otherwise); and

         3.1.4    the Ordinary Share referred to in Clause 3.1.3 constitutes the
                  whole of the issued and allotted share capital of the Company.

3.2      As at the date of this Agreement, each of HRPLC and Hogg represents and
         warrants to WTT and WT Technologies that it has the right, power and
         authority, and has taken all action and sought all approvals and
         consents necessary to execute, deliver and exercise its rights, and
         perform its obligations under this Agreement and the Completion
         Agreements to which it is a party.

3.3      As at the date of this Agreement, each of WTT and WT Technologies
         represents and warrants to Hogg and HRPLC that it has the right, power
         and authority, and has taken all action and sought all approvals and
         consents necessary to execute, deliver and exercise its rights, and
         perform its obligations under this Agreement and the Completion
         Agreements to which it is a party.

3.4      WT Technologies represents and warrants to Hogg and the Company that
         WorldTravel Technologies LLC has adequate title to the Software for the
         purposes of granting the software licence to TLC and that to the best
         of its knowledge there are no third party rights or claims in respect
         of the Software.

3.5      Hogg and HRPLC agree with WT Technologies and WTT (contracting for
         itself and as trustee for the Company) to indemnify WT Technologies,
         WTT and the Company against all losses (excluding indirect or
         consequential loss), liabilities and costs which WT Technologies, WTT
         or the Company may incur arising out of, or in connection with, any
         breach of the representations or warranties set out in Clauses 3.1
         and/or 3.2.

3.6      WTT and WT Technologies agree with HRPLC and Hogg (contracting for
         itself and as trustee for the Company) to indemnify HRPLC, Hogg and the
         Company against all losses (excluding indirect or consequential loss),
         liabilities and costs which HRPLC, Hogg or the Company may incur
         arising out of, or in connection with, any breach of the
         representations or warranties set out in Clause 3.3.

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3.7      Without prejudice to the indemnity given in Clause 6 of the WTT
         Licence, WT Technologies agrees to indemnify the Company in respect of
         any loss arising from any claim made by ICC in respect of the use of
         any intellectual property rights granted under the WTT Licence
         following the termination of the ICC Distribution Agreement.

4.       CONSTITUTION OF THE COMPANY

4.1      COMPLETION ARRANGEMENTS

         At Completion:

         4.1.1    Hogg shall procure that the Completion Special Resolutions are
                  passed, inter alia, to replace the Company's articles of
                  association with the Articles;

         4.1.2    WTT shall subscribe for, and Hogg shall procure the passing of
                  the Completion Board Resolutions to authorise the allotment
                  and issue of, one 'B' Ordinary Share to WTT or such other
                  number of 'B' Ordinary Shares as shall ensure both Hogg and
                  WTT hold equal numbers of Shares;

         4.1.3    each of the parties (other than the Company) shall enter into
                  the Completion Agreements to which it is a party; and

         4.1.4    the Shareholders shall procure that the Company enters into
                  the Completion Agreements to which it is a party.

5.       BUSINESS OF JOINT VENTURE

5.1      PRINCIPAL BUSINESS OF JOINT VENTURE

         The business of the Company is the development of technology and
         information management services and transaction processing services to
         the travel industry, the supply of transaction processing services to
         the travel industry and the sale of the Licensed Products in the
         Territory.

5.2      DIVIDEND POLICY

         5.2.1    Subject to Clause 5.2.2, each Shareholder shall approve, and
                  the Company shall distribute, by way of an interim or final
                  dividend, an amount equivalent to the full amount of Available
                  Profits that is not reasonably needed by the Group for
                  contingencies and capital expenditures in each financial year
                  within six months of the end of that financial year.

         5.2.2    It is understood among the parties that it is the intention
                  that after the first financial year in which there are
                  Available Profits available for distribution, the Company will
                  distribute 50% of its Available Profits to the Shareholders.

         5.2.3    The Company shall distribute any dividends declared in
                  accordance with Clauses 5.2.1 or 5.2.2 to the Shareholders in
                  accordance with the Articles.

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6.       ENFORCEMENT OF COMPANY'S RIGHTS

         Any rights of action which the Company may have in respect of breach of
         this Agreement or any of the Completion Agreements or any obligation
         owed to the Company under this Agreement or any of the Completion
         Agreements shall be prosecuted by the directors of the Company
         appointed by the Shareholder which is not, or whose Associate is not,
         responsible for the breach (the "Non-Breaching Shareholder"). Those
         Directors shall have full authority on behalf of the Company to take
         any steps to enforce any rights, negotiate, litigate and settle any
         claim arising out of the breach or exercise of any right of termination
         arising out of the breach and the Shareholders shall take all steps
         within their power to give effect to the provisions of this Clause. For
         the avoidance of doubt, the quorum required to transact any of the
         business or pass any Board resolutions referred to in this Clause shall
         be two Directors appointed by the Non-Breaching Shareholder.

7.       MANAGEMENT OF THE COMPANY

7.1      DIRECTORS

         7.1.1    Number of Directors

                  The Shareholders shall procure that the number of Directors
                  shall be not less than five and not more than seven.

         7.1.2    Shareholders' nominees

                  (a)   Subject to Clauses 7.1.6 and 16.3.1, Hogg shall be
                        entitled to appoint three Directors to the Board (each
                        being a "Hogg Director") at any time and to remove (and
                        replace) any Director so appointed by it.

                  (b)   Subject to Clauses 7.1.6 and 16.3.1, WTT shall be
                        entitled to appoint two Directors to the Board (each
                        being a "WTT Director") at any time and to remove (and
                        replace) any Director so appointed by it.

                  (c)   The first Directors appointed by Hogg and WTT are as
                        specified in the Completion Board Resolutions.

         7.1.3    Additional Directors

                  (a)   Subject to Clause 7.1.6 and the provisions of the Act,
                        the Shareholders shall be entitled to remove from the
                        Board the Additional Directors appointed pursuant to
                        Clause 7.3.

                  (b)   In the event of any appointment made pursuant to Clause
                        7.1.2(a), the voting rights of the Directors shall be
                        governed in accordance with Article 27.3.

         7.1.4    Alternate Directors

                  Subject to Clause 7.1.6 and the provisions of the Act, each
                  Shareholder shall be entitled to appoint to or remove from the
                  Board an alternate director for each of its Directors
                  appointed in accordance with Clause 7.1.2.

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         7.1.5    Chairman

                  The Chairman shall be appointed by Hogg. The Chairman shall
                  chair meetings of the Board and any committee of the Board of
                  which he is a member. The Chairman shall not have a second or
                  casting vote. A deputy Chairman shall be appointed by WTT who
                  shall chair meetings at which the Chairman is not present.

         7.1.6    Consultation

                  Notwithstanding the provisions of the Articles, no Shareholder
                  shall appoint or remove any Director or any alternate director
                  without reasonable prior consultation, where practically
                  possible, with the other Shareholder.

7.2      BOARD MEETINGS

         7.2.1    Board Meetings shall be convened and held at least four times
                  a year. Where reasonably practicable, at least seven days
                  prior to each Board Meeting, each Director shall be sent a
                  written agenda specifying the matters to be raised at the
                  relevant Board Meeting (together with a notice convening the
                  Board Meeting). Unless all the Directors present at the Board
                  Meeting otherwise unanimously agree, no resolution relating to
                  any business may be proposed or passed at any Board Meeting
                  unless the nature of the business is specified in the relevant
                  agenda.

         7.2.2    Board Meetings shall be held in London or another location in
                  the United Kingdom agreed by the Shareholders.

         7.2.3    At each Board Meeting, and in respect of each resolution
                  proposed to the Board at a Board Meeting, each WTT Director
                  (or his alternate) shall have three votes, each Hogg Director
                  (or his alternate) shall have three votes and any Additional
                  Directors appointed to the Board shall be entitled to one vote
                  each, provided that if one or more WTT Directors or Hogg
                  Directors (as the case may be) are absent from such meeting,
                  any WTT Director or Hogg Director (or his alternate)(as the
                  case may be) present at the meeting in person, or represented
                  by an alternate, shall be entitled to cast the votes of the
                  WTT Director or Hogg Director (as the case may be) not
                  present. All resolutions of the Board shall be passed by
                  simple majority of the number of votes cast.

         7.2.4    No Board Meeting (or meeting of any committee thereof) may
                  proceed to business nor transact any business unless a quorum
                  is present at the start of and throughout such meeting. Except
                  as otherwise provided in Clause 6, a quorum shall be one WTT
                  Director and one Hogg Director.

7.3      OPERATING COMMITTEE

         The Board shall establish an operating committee to conduct the
         day-to-day business of the Company. Hogg will nominate and appoint the
         members of the operating committee including the managing director and
         the finance director (the "Finance Director") (together, "Additional
         Directors"), subject to WTT's prior approval of such candidates (which
         in the case of the managing director shall not be unreasonably withheld
         or a decision thereon unreasonably delayed).

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7.4      FUNCTIONS OF THE OPERATING COMMITTEE

         The Operating Committee shall be accountable to and shall report to the
         Board and the Shareholders but otherwise shall carry out its functions
         in such manner as it thinks fit and may appoint sub-committees to carry
         out any of its functions on its behalf as it considers appropriate.

7.5      MAJOR ACTIONS

         The Shareholders shall procure that no member of the Group shall,
         without the prior written consent of the Shareholders:

         7.5.1    amend, supplement, repeal, or otherwise change the Memorandum
                  or Articles of the Company in any manner or permit any Group
                  Company to amend, supplement, repeal, or otherwise change its
                  memorandum or articles or other governing documents, as
                  applicable, in any manner;

         7.5.2    incorporate or form any new Group Company;

         7.5.3    vary the authorised or issued share capital of the Company or
                  any Group Company (including by reduction or repurchase of
                  share capital) or vary the rights attaching to shares in the
                  capital of the Company or any Group Company;

         7.5.4    allow any Group Company to authorise, designate, issue or sell
                  any additional shares or other securities of such Group
                  Company (including any options, warrants, and purchase rights)
                  except to another Group Company or pursuant to Clause 7.5.6
                  below;

         7.5.5    establish, or allow any Group Company to establish, any option
                  or other equity based incentive plan or any bonus, profit
                  sharing or other incentive scheme for its management,
                  directors, or employees or grant, or allow any Group Company
                  to grant, any share options or other rights to purchase
                  securities;

         7.5.6    redeem or repurchase any security of the Company (except for
                  repurchase from departing employees) or allow any Group
                  Company to purchase any security of the Company unless done on
                  a pro rata basis with respect to all shareholders of the
                  Company or pursuant to the terms of Clause 14.3;

         7.5.7    declare, make distributions or pay, or allow any Group Company
                  to declare, make distributions, or pay any dividends (whether
                  interim or final) in cash or in kind with respect to any
                  security of such Group Company other than in accordance with
                  Clause 5.2;

         7.5.8    change the name of the Company or the name of any of the
                  Company's Products other than in accordance with Clause 17.4;

         7.5.9    sell, exchange, transfer, or otherwise dispose of any shares
                  or other security of any Group Company or other security of
                  any other, except to another Group Company or pursuant to
                  Clauses 7.5.4, 7.5.5 and 7.5.6, or pursuant to Clause 5.6.5
                  above;

         7.5.10   enter into, or allow any Group Company to enter into, any
                  merger, consolidation, or statutory share exchange with any
                  other entity, except with another Group Company;

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         7.5.11   sell, exchange, lease, licence, or otherwise dispose of, or
                  allow any Group Company to sell, exchange, lease, licence, or
                  otherwise dispose of, any material asset or assets with an
                  aggregate value in excess of (pound)50,000 in any one
                  transaction or series of related transactions in a financial
                  year;

         7.5.12   take any action to voluntarily dissolve, liquidate, wind up or
                  carry out any partial liquidation or distribution of any Group
                  Company;

         7.5.13   acquire, or allow any Group Company to acquire, assets of any
                  other person or entity, except for acquisitions with an
                  aggregate purchase consideration of less than (pound)250,000
                  in any one transaction or series of related transactions in a
                  financial year;

         7.5.14   acquire, or allow any Group Company to acquire, securities of
                  any other person or entity;

         7.5.15   amend the Business Plan other than in accordance with Clause
                  9.2;

         7.5.16   save insofar as any Group Company is contractually bound to do
                  so or as provided in the Business Plan establish any pension
                  or other similar scheme for any director or employee (or his
                  dependents) or provide or pay contributions in respect of any
                  pensions or annuities;

         7.5.17   enter into any material agreement, licence, lease,
                  transaction, or other arrangement with any Associate or Group
                  Company, provided that the Shareholders will not unreasonably
                  withhold their consent to such agreement, licence, lease,
                  transaction, or other arrangement if the terms are equivalent
                  to those in an arms length transaction;

         7.5.18   enter into, or allow any Group Company to enter into, any new
                  line of business that is unrelated to an existing business
                  operation unless the entry into the new line of business is
                  provided for in the Business Plan;

         7.5.19   incur, or allow any Group Company to incur, any single expense
                  or capital expenditure of an amount in excess of (pound)50,000
                  unless such expenditure is provided for in the Business Plan;

         7.5.20   borrow, or allow any Group Company to borrow, money in excess
                  of (pound)100,000 unless such arrangement is set forth in the
                  Business Plan;

         7.5.21   issue any debenture or loan stock (whether secured or
                  unsecured) or create any mortgage, charge, lien, encumbrance
                  or other third party right over any Group Company assets or
                  give any guarantee or indemnity to, or become surety for, any
                  third party;

         7.5.22   make any arrangement in respect of any joint venture or
                  partnership or for the acquisition of the whole or
                  substantially the whole of the assets and undertaking of that
                  company or acquire any part of the issued share capital or the
                  assets and undertakings of another company;

         7.5.23   make any change in the accounting policies or the Company's
                  Auditors, bankers or financial year;

         7.5.24   make, grant or allow any claim, disclaimer, surrender,
                  election or consent by any Group Company for taxation
                  purposes;

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         7.5.25   approve the appointment, remuneration, transfer and discharge
                  of the managing director or Finance Director;

         7.5.26   make, approve, grant or allow any claim, disclaimer,
                  surrender, election or consent for taxation purposes; or

         7.5.27   authorize, ratify, or enter into any agreement to undertake
                  any of the matters specified in items 7.5.1 through 7.5.26
                  above.

         The Company shall address all requests for approval of any of the above
         listed actions to a shareholder representative or his successor
         indicated in writing by his appointing Shareholder. The decision
         regarding such request shall, unless otherwise agreed between the
         Shareholders, be sent by the Shareholders to the Company within ten
         Business Days of its receipt of such request. If the decision is not
         sent within such ten Business Day period, the request for approval
         shall be deemed to have been denied.

8.       PROVISION OF FINANCE AND ACCOUNTING RECORDS

8.1      CAPITAL FUNDING

         8.1.1    Capital needs of the Group shall be funded by available funds
                  from operations of the Group. In the event the funds from
                  operations are insufficient to fund the capital needs of the
                  Group, the Company shall seek to obtain additional capital
                  from third-party lending sources, including banks in
                  accordance with the provisions of Clause 8.1.3. If the Company
                  is unable to satisfy the Group's capital requirements after
                  making a good faith effort to secure such funding from
                  third-party lending sources, then the Company may subscribe
                  for such number of Loan Notes as it may require PROVIDED THAT
                  such borrowing shall be simultaneously and in equal amounts
                  from both loan notes. Subject to Clause 7.5.3 and 7.5.21, the
                  Company may issue debt or equity securities of the Company
                  (the "Issued Securities").

         8.1.2    In the event the Company plans to issue the Issued Securities
                  pursuant to Clause 8.1.1, the Shareholders have the right to
                  buy the Issued Securities, PRO RATA. The Company shall notify
                  the Shareholders of the type, amount and price of the Issued
                  Securities. Each Shareholder shall have 30 days within which
                  to elect to purchase all or part of its PRO RATA portion of
                  the Issued Securities. In the event a Shareholder does not
                  elect to purchase its entire PRO RATA portion of the Issued
                  Securities, the other Shareholder shall be notified thereof
                  and shall have three Business Days to agree to purchase all or
                  part of those remaining Issued Securities but only on the
                  price and terms offered to the Shareholders. Any Issued
                  Securities not purchased by the Shareholders may be sold to
                  third-party purchasers within 120 days. Any Issued Securities
                  not so purchased by a third party within such period shall
                  again become subject to the procedures of this Clause.

         8.1.3    Any member of the Group may borrow additional sums from third
                  parties on the most favourable terms available as to interest,
                  repayment and security compatible with its needs, but shall
                  not, without the prior written consent of the Shareholders,
                  allow any prospective lender the right to participate in the
                  share capital of any Group Company or otherwise in the
                  Business as a condition or term of any loan or advance.

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         8.1.4    Except with the written consent of each Shareholder, no party
                  shall be obliged to guarantee or provide security for any
                  indebtedness of any Group Company, but where the Shareholders
                  agree that any or all of the parties shall do so they shall do
                  so severally in the proportions of their participation in the
                  equity share capital of the Company.

         8.1.5    Each of the Shareholders will take all reasonable steps
                  necessary to procure that relevant bonding arrangements are
                  made available to support the business of the Company. Where a
                  Shareholder (or its Associate) makes a bond available to the
                  Company with the other Shareholder's prior written consent:

                  (a)   the liability of that Shareholder (or its Associate)
                        under such bond (other than liability solely
                        attributable to its act or default) shall be borne by
                        each of the Shareholders in the same proportion as its
                        holding of Shares at the time of the provision of the
                        bond; and

                  (b)   the other Shareholder shall indemnify the Shareholder
                        (or its Associate) for all amounts payable by it
                        pursuant to sub-clause (a) above.

         8.1.6    Notwithstanding Clause 8.1.4, where the Shareholders give a
                  joint and several guarantee or indemnity to a third party in
                  respect of any obligations of the Company, the following
                  provisions shall apply:

                  (a)   the aggregate liability of a Shareholder under the
                        guarantee or indemnity shall be in the same proportion
                        as its holding of Shares at the time the guarantee or
                        indemnity is given;

                  (b)   a Shareholder shall be responsible for the whole of any
                        liability pursuant to the guarantee or indemnity which
                        is solely attributable to its act or default; and

                  (c)   each Shareholder shall indemnify the other Shareholders
                        for all amounts payable by the first-named Shareholder
                        pursuant to sub-clauses (a) and (b).

8.2      ACCOUNTING RECORDS

         8.2.1    The Shareholders shall each procure that each member of the
                  Group shall at all times maintain accurate and complete
                  accounting and other financial records in accordance with the
                  requirements of all applicable laws and generally accepted
                  accounting principles applicable in the United Kingdom ("UK
                  GAAP").

         8.2.2    The Company shall deliver the following information to each of
                  the Shareholders:

                  (a)   Audited Annual Financial Statements.

                        As soon as practicable and, in any case, within 90 days
                        after the end of each financial year, audited financial
                        statements of the Company, consisting of a consolidated
                        balance sheet of the Company as of the end of such
                        financial year and consolidated statements of
                        operations, statements of Shareholders' equity and
                        statements of cash flows of the Company for such
                        financial year, setting forth in each case, in
                        comparative form, the figures for the preceding
                        financial year, all in reasonable detail and fairly
                        presented in accordance with UK generally accepted
                        accounting principles ("GAAP") applied on a consistent
                        basis throughout the periods reflected therein, and
                        accompanied by an opinion thereon of the Auditors.

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                  (b)   Quarterly Financial Statements.

                        Within 45 days after the end of each of the first three
                        calendar quarters and no later than 20 days after the
                        end of the final calendar quarter, copies of the
                        unaudited consolidated balance sheet of the Company as
                        at the end of such calendar quarter and the related
                        unaudited consolidated statements of operations and cash
                        flows for such calendar quarter and the portion of the
                        calendar year through such calendar quarter, setting
                        forth in comparative form the figures for the
                        corresponding periods of (a) the previous calendar year
                        and (b) the budget for the current year, prepared in
                        reasonable detail and in accordance with UK GAAP applied
                        consistently throughout the periods reflected therein
                        and certified by the Finance Director of the Company as
                        presenting fairly the financial condition and results of
                        operations of the Company (subject to customary
                        exceptions for interim unaudited financial statements).
                        The above information representing the first calendar
                        quarter shall be reviewed by the Auditors at WTT's
                        expense.

                  (c)   Monthly Unaudited Financial Statements.

                        As soon as available, but in any event within 20 days
                        after the end of each calendar month, copies of the
                        unaudited consolidated balance sheet of the Company as
                        at the end of such calendar month and the related
                        unaudited consolidated statements of operations and cash
                        flows for such calendar month and the portion of the
                        calendar year through such calendar month, in each case
                        setting forth in comparative form the figures for the
                        corresponding periods of (a) the previous calendar year
                        and (b) the budget for the current year, prepared in
                        reasonable detail and in accordance with UK GAAP applied
                        consistently throughout the periods reflected therein
                        and certified by the Finance Director of the Company as
                        presenting fairly the financial condition and results of
                        operations of the Company (subject to customary
                        exceptions for interim unaudited financial statements).

                  (d)   Management's Analysis.

                        All the financial statements delivered pursuant to
                        paragraphs (a), (b) and (c) shall be accompanied by an
                        informal narrative description of material business and
                        financial trends and developments and significant
                        transactions that have occurred in the appropriate
                        period or periods covered thereby.

8.3      INSPECTION

         The Company shall (for itself and as agent for any member of the Group)
         permit any Shareholder, by its representatives, agents or attorneys
         (provided that such entity or person executes an appropriate
         confidentiality agreement as may be necessary):

         8.3.1    on reasonable notice and during business hours, to examine all
                  books of account, records and other papers of any member of
                  the Group and to make copies and take extracts from any
                  thereof;

         8.3.2    to discuss the affairs, finances and accounts of the any
                  member of the Group with the Group's officers and Auditors
                  (and by this provision the Company, as agent as aforesaid,
                  hereby authorises the Auditors to discuss with any Shareholder
                  and its representatives, agents or attorneys the finances and
                  accounts of any member of the Group); and

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         8.3.3    to visit and inspect, at reasonable times and on reasonable
                  notice during normal business hours, the properties of any
                  member of the Group.

8.4      OTHER INFORMATION

         The Company shall deliver the following to the Shareholders:

         8.4.1    promptly after the submission thereof to the Company, copies
                  of any detailed reports (including the Auditors' comment
                  letter to management, if any such letter is prepared)
                  submitted to the Company by its independent Auditors in
                  connection with each annual or interim audit of the accounts
                  of the Group;

         8.4.2    with reasonable promptness, notice of any default by any
                  member of the Group under any material agreement to which it
                  is a party; and

         8.4.3    promptly upon request therefor, such other data, filings and
                  information any Shareholder may from time to time reasonably
                  request.

9.       THE BUSINESS

9.1      CONTENT OF BUSINESS PLAN

         The Shareholders and the Company agree that the Group's business and
         finances shall be managed in accordance with the Business Plan. The
         Shareholders shall procure that the Board procures that two months
         before the beginning of each financial year the Operating Committee
         prepares a "rolling" business plan which shall (except as otherwise
         provided in Clause 9.3) include a budget for that financial year and
         the two succeeding financial years which shall be in a form from time
         to time agreed. The draft business plan shall include at least each of
         the following:

         9.1.1    a summary of business objectives;

         9.1.2    a review of the projected business;

         9.1.3    projected funding and method of funding;

         9.1.4    a projected profit and loss account, balance sheet, capital
                  expenditure (including technology related items) and cash
                  flow; and

         9.1.5    details of the technology platform to be used by the Group.

9.2      APPROVAL OF BUSINESS PLAN

         Subject to Clause 9.3, a draft business plan shall be presented to the
         Shareholders before the beginning of each financial year, for approval
         by the Shareholders. The draft business plan shall be approved by the
         Shareholders, subject to such amendments as they think fit, and the
         approved business plan shall be the "Business Plan" for the next
         financial year.

9.3      FIRST BUSINESS PLAN

         The provisions of Clause 9.2 shall not apply to the first Business Plan
         (as set out in Schedule 1 to this Agreement) which shall be deemed to
         be approved by the Shareholders pursuant to Clause 9.2 on the date of
         this Agreement.

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10.      COMPETITION

10.1     Save as otherwise provided in this Agreement and the Completion
         Agreements:

                  (a)   each Shareholder covenants for itself and on behalf of
                        its Associates that it shall not, either alone or
                        jointly, directly or indirectly, carry on or be engaged
                        or concerned or interested in or solicit any business
                        which is in competition with the Business of the Company
                        (or any Group Company) as carried on at any time during
                        the term of this Agreement in the Territory; and

                  (b)   the Company covenants for itself and on behalf of the
                        Group that it shall not, either alone or jointly,
                        directly or indirectly, carry on or be engaged or
                        concerned or interested in or solicit any business which
                        is in competition with the business of a Shareholder or
                        its Associates carried on at the date of this Agreement.

10.2     For the avoidance of doubt, a Shareholder or its Associates which
         provide travel services shall not be deemed to be in breach of Clause
         10.1 by virtue of:

         10.2.1   using a Product in the Territory which competes with a
                  Licensed Product upon receipt of a written request by an
                  existing or prospective client of that Shareholder so long as
                  such requested Product is used only for such client;

         10.2.2   using and selling Products in the Territory which compete with
                  ResAssist and Highlighter, so long as such competing Products
                  are compatible with the technology and systems used by Hogg
                  and HRPLC and are either of a higher quality, lower price or
                  better performance;

         10.2.3   carrying on, alone or jointly, directly or indirectly, in the
                  Territory any business which it carried on in the Territory at
                  the date of this Agreement or at any time in the twelve months
                  preceding this Agreement or which are contemplated in Annex I
                  to this Agreement;

         10.2.4   holding less than ten per cent of any class of shares or
                  debentures of any company listed on any recognised stock
                  exchange which competes directly or indirectly with the
                  Business; or

         10.2.5   any of the matters contemplated in terms of Clauses 10.3 or
                  10.4.

10.3     WT Technologies and its Subsidiaries may only provide processing
         services (then offered by any Group Company) (other than OFS Services)
         if requested in writing to do so by an existing client of WT
         Technologies or its Subsidiaries located within in the Territory
         provided that such services may only be processed outside the
         Territory. WT Technologies shall immediately notify the Group when such
         written notice is received from such a client. WT Technologies pay to
         the Group within 30 days of the end of each financial year of WT
         Technologies a sum equivalent to 50 per cent. of net profits generated
         by WT Technologies as a result of such request from such a client in
         that financial year.

10.4     WT Technologies and its Subsidiaries may only provide and process OFS
         Services in the OFS Territory if requested in writing to do so by an
         existing OFS client of WT Technologies or its Subsidiaries. For the
         avoidance of doubt, WT Technologies and its Subsidiaries may provide

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         OFS Services outside the OFS Territory without restriction. WT
         Technologies shall immediately notify the Company when such written
         request is received from such a client. WT Technologies shall have no
         obligation to account to the Group for any profits generated by it as a
         result of such a request from a client unless the aggregate of all
         transaction volumes generated by the provision of such services in a
         financial year of WT Technologies exceed 10 per cent. of the Group's
         OFS Service transaction volumes in that financial year (the "OFS
         Services Thresholds"), in which case WT Technologies shall pay to the
         Group within 30 days of the end of that financial year a sum equivalent
         to 50 per cent. of net profits generated from the transaction volume
         that exceeds 10 per cent. of the Group's OFS Service transaction
         volumes in that financial year.

10.5     Subject to Clause 10.7, any Group Company may use OFS Corporate
         Products only in the Territory.

10.6     Subject to Clause 10.8, any Group Company may use OFS Products only in
         the OFS Territory.

10.7     Any Group Company may only process services (then offered by WT
         Technologies and its Subsidiaries) (other than OFS Services) if
         requested in writing to do so by an existing client of the Group
         Company located outside the Territory provided that such services may
         only be processed within the Territory. The Company shall immediately
         notify WT Technologies when such written request is received from such
         a client. The Group Company shall pay to WT Technologies within 30 days
         of the end of each financial year a sum equivalent to 50 per cent. of
         any net profits generated by the Group as a result of such request from
         such a client in that financial year. For the avoidance of doubt,
         processing services provided to Rider Travel in the Americas cannot be
         processed through any Group Company.

10.8     Any Group Company may only process OFS Services at a location outside
         the OFS Territory for an existing OFS client if requested in writing to
         so do by such a client. The Group Company shall immediately notify WT
         Technologies when such written request is received from such a client.
         The Group Company shall have no obligation to account to WT
         Technologies for any profits generated by it as a result of such a
         request from a client unless the aggregate of all transaction volumes
         generated by the provision of such services in a financial year exceed
         10 per cent. of WT Technologies' OFS Services transaction volumes, in
         which case, the Group Company shall pay to WT Technologies within 30
         days of the end of that financial year a sum equivalent to 50 per cent.
         of net profits generated from the transaction volume that exceed 10 per
         cent. of WT Technologies' OFS Services transaction volumes in that
         financial year.

10.9     If WT Technologies and its Subsidiaries receives a request in writing
         from an existing OFS client to provide and process OFS Services within
         the OFS Territory and WT Technologies and its Subsidiaries transfers
         the request to any Group Company, the Group Company shall pay to WT
         Technologies within 30 days of the end of each financial year a
         commission equivalent to 20% of net profits generated by the Group
         Company's OFS Services transactions in that financial year in respect
         of such client for a period of 42 months starting at the beginning of
         the first month in which OFS Services for such client commences.

10.10    If a Group Company receives a request in writing from an existing
         client to provide OFS Services outside the OFS Territory and the Group
         Company transfers the request to WT Technologies and its Subsidiaries,
         WT Technologies shall pay the Group within 30 days of the end of each
         financial year of WT Technologies a commission equivalent to 20% of net
         profits generated by WT Technologies transacting in that financial year
         in respect of such client for a period of 42 months starting at the
         beginning of the first month in which services for such client
         commences.

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10.11    For the purposes of this Clause 10, 'existing client' shall have its
         ordinary meaning and 'existing OFS client' shall mean clients of the
         relevant party to whom OFS Services are currently being or have, within
         the previous twelve months been, provided as at the date of the
         provision of the relevant services .

10.12    At the Company's written request, a non-exclusive licence (which
         licence shall be capable of being sub-licensed on conditions reasonably
         acceptable to HRPLC) in respect of the use of a Product created by any
         existing member of the HRPLC Group (other than Rider Travel) and
         described in Annex H hereto shall be granted at the Company's cost to
         the Company (or such member of the Group as the Company may in writing
         direct) for a consideration equivalent to the reasonable development
         cost of the relevant Product incurred during the period commencing from
         the date of this Agreement until the date of grant of such licence.

10.13    At the Company's written request, a non-exclusive licence (which
         licence shall be capable of being sub-licensed on conditions reasonably
         acceptable to HRPLC) in respect of the use of any Product (other than
         those referred to in Clause 10.12 above) created by any member of the
         HRPLC Group (other than Rider Travel) after the date of this Agreement
         shall be granted at the Company's cost to the Company (or such other
         member of the Group as the Company may in writing direct) for a
         consideration equivalent to the fair market value of such Product at
         the date of grant of such licence PROVIDED that:

                  (a)   the foregoing obligation shall not apply in relation to
                        any Product developed for the use in the business of any
                        member of the HRPLC Group which is not subject to the
                        restrictions set out in Clauses 10.1;

                  (b)   a Product to which this Clause 10.13 applies may only be
                        used by WT Technologies in the Americas or under Clause
                        10.3 or 10.4;

                  (c)   upon request by WT Technologies, the Company shall grant
                        a sub-licence to WT Technologies (or such Subsidiary of
                        WT Technologies as WT Technologies may request) of a
                        product to which this Clause 10.13 applies on such terms
                        as are in the spirit of this Agreement and at fair
                        market value provided that such sub-licence may only be
                        used by WT Technologies or its Subsidiary in the
                        Americas or under Clause 10.3 or 10.4.

10.14    An exclusive licence in respect of the use of any Product created by a
         member of the Group shall be offered at WT Technologies' cost to WT
         Technologies (or such Subsidiary of WT Technologies as WT Technologies
         may request) in respect only of those territories in which WT
         Technologies is not restrained from competing in terms of Clause 10.1
         ((or Clause 10.3) as the case may be) at a price equivalent to the fair
         market value of such Product at the date of grant of such licence. In
         the event WT Technologies refuses such offer (or does not accept such
         offer within 60 days of the date of receipt of such offer, in which
         case the offer shall be deemed to have been refused by WT
         Technologies), the Company shall be entitled to exploit such Product in
         those territories in which the Company would otherwise be restrained
         from competing in terms of Clauses 10.1 or 10.3 (as the case may be)
         (save that this shall not entitle the Company to compete with Rider
         Travel).

10.15    An exclusive licence in respect of the use of any Product created by WT
         Technologies (or any of its Subsidiaries) shall be offered at the
         Company's cost to the Company (or such Group Company as the Company may
         request) in respect only of the Territory at a price equivalent to the
         fair market value of such Product at the date of grant of such licence.

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         In the event the Company refuses such offer (or does not accept such
         offer within 60 days of the date of receipt of such offer, in which
         case the offer shall be deemed to have been refused by the Company), WT
         Technologies shall be entitled to exploit such Product in the
         Territory.

10.16    Each party undertakes (for itself and on behalf of its Subsidiaries) to
         keep the other parties promptly and fully informed in relation to the
         creation of any Products that may be capable of being licensed pursuant
         to Clauses 10.13, 10.14, 10.15 or 10.16.

10.17    For the avoidance of doubt, the obligations specified in Clauses 10.13,
         10.14, 10.15 and 10.16 shall cease to apply to:

         10.17.1  any member of the HRPLC Group in the event that Hogg ( or a
                  Permitted Transferee of all of Hogg's Shares) ceases to hold
                  Shares in the Company; or

         10.17.2  to WT Technologies and its Associates in the event that WTT
                  (or a Permitted Transferee) of all of WTT's Shares) ceases to
                  hold Shares in the Company.

10.18    The obligations contained in clause 10.1 shall continue to apply to a
         Shareholder for a period of one year after the transfer of its Shares
         in accordance with this Agreement provided that this restriction shall
         not apply where, at the time of transfer, a Shareholder holds less than
         ten per cent. of the entire issued share capital of the Company and has
         no Director appointed by it to the Board where that party ceases to be
         a Shareholder other than by reason of the termination of this
         Agreement.

10.19    For the avoidance of doubt, Products licensed to the Group under
         Clauses 10.13 and 10.14 may also be used by members of the HRPLC Group
         for their own use and may be licensed non-exclusively to other parties
         provided that the use of such Products by such other party does not
         contravene Clause 10.1. Upon the granting of the licenses to a Group
         Company in accordance with clause 10.13 and/or 10.14, the Group Company
         and HRPLC shall negotiate in good faith with a view to outsourcing the
         operations of HRPLC in relation to the licence at a price to be less
         than the then current HRPLC Group cost of such operations.

10.20    Where a member of the HRPLC Group licenses a Product to the Company
         pursuant to Clauses 10.13 or 10.14 and the Company sub-licenses that
         Product to WTT or WT Technologies, the relevant sub-licensee shall not
         use such Product in competition with a member of the HRPLC Group in
         Canada and outside the Americas.

10.21    WT Technologies undertakes on behalf of itself and its Subsidiaries to
         procure that accurate records are maintained in respect of any profit
         generated by the processing services permitted in terms of Clauses 10.3
         and 10.4 and in respect of the OFS Service transaction volumes and to
         allow any authorised representative, agent or employee of any member of
         the Group to access for the purposes of verifying the net profits
         referred to in Clauses 10.3 and 10.4, such records at reasonable times
         and upon reasonable notice, subject to the entering into of any
         reasonable confidentiality undertakings, as WT Technologies considers
         necessary.

10.22    The Company undertakes on behalf of itself and each member of the Group
         to procure that accurate records are maintained in respect of any
         profit generated in terms of Clauses 10.7 and 10.8 and in respect of
         the OFS Services transaction volumes under clause 10.8 and to allow any
         authorised representative, agent or employee of WTT or WT Technologies
         to access for the purposes of verifying the net profit referred to
         Clauses 10.7 and 10.8, such records at reasonable times and upon
         reasonable notice, subject to entering into any reasonable
         confidentiality undertakings as the Group Company considers necessary.

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10.23    No Group Company shall or be entitled to waive any breach or attempted
         breach of Clause 10.1(a) by a Shareholder or its Associate, whether or
         not on the application of such Shareholder, without the consent of the
         other Shareholder.

11.      EMPLOYEES

11.1     Each Shareholder covenants to the Company that, for so long as it is a
         Shareholder in the Company, it shall not and shall procure that none of
         its Subsidiaries or Associates and no person on its behalf shall
         engage, employ, canvass, solicit or endeavour to entice away from any
         Group Company any person who is an officer, employee or manager of such
         Group Company or who has been an officer, employee or manager of such
         Group Company at any time during the term of this Agreement and in
         either case has confidential information or know-how or would be in a
         position to exploit trade connections of the Group.

11.2     The Company covenants to each party hereto that, for so long as each
         party remains a party to this Agreement, it shall not and shall procure
         that no Group Company and no person on its behalf shall engage, employ,
         canvass, solicit or endeavour to entice away from such party (or any
         Associate or Subsidiary of such party) any person who is an officer,
         employee or manager of such party or who has been an officer, employee
         or manager of such party at any time during the term of the Agreement
         and in either case has confidential information or know-how or would be
         in a position to exploit trade connections of the such party. This
         Clause will not prevent the appointment of employees, officers or
         managers of each party as the party's nominees on the Board in
         accordance with Clause 7.1.2 or the secondment to a Group Company from
         time to time by any party of its employees, officers or managers.

12.      CONFIDENTIALITY

12.1     CONFIDENTIALITY

         12.1.1   Each party shall:

                  (a)   treat as strictly confidential:

                        (1)   all information of a confidential nature obtained
                              or received by it as a result of negotiating,
                              entering into or performing its obligations under
                              this Agreement which relates to the negotiation
                              of, or the provisions or subject matter of, this
                              Agreement or to any other party; and

                        (2)   all other business, financial, operational and
                              marketing information (or any other information of
                              a secret or proprietary nature) relating to any
                              other party, (together "Confidential
                              Information"); and

                  (b)   not, except with the prior written consent of the
                        relevant other party (which shall not be unreasonably
                        withheld or delayed), publish or otherwise disclose to
                        any person any Confidential Information.

         12.1.2   Each agrees with the other only to make Confidential
                  Information available to its directors, consultants,
                  employees, advisers or other representatives who need to know
                  that information for the purposes and implementation of this
                  Agreement or the Business and shall not use, directly or
                  indirectly, Confidential Information for any other purpose
                  whatsoever.

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12.2     PERMITTED DISCLOSURES

         Clause 12.1 shall not apply if and to the extent that the party
         disclosing Confidential Information can demonstrate that:

         12.2.1   such disclosure is required by law or by any securities
                  exchange or regulatory or governmental body having
                  jurisdiction over it and whether or not the requirement has
                  the force of law; or

         12.2.2   the Confidential Information concerned was lawfully in its
                  possession (as evidenced by written records) prior to its
                  being obtained or received as described in Clause 12.1; or

         12.2.3   the Confidential Information concerned has come into the
                  public domain other than through its fault or the fault of any
                  person to whom such Confidential Information has been
                  disclosed as permitted by Clause 12.1; or

         12.2.4   such disclosure is necessary for the purposes of applying for
                  or obtaining any clearances or approvals referred to in Clause
                  22.5.

12.3     CONTINUANCE OF RESTRICTIONS

         The restrictions contained in this Clause 12 shall survive Completion
         and shall continue in relation to each party throughout the term of
         this Agreement and indefinitely thereafter.

13.      TAX MATTERS

13.1     INTERPRETATION

         In this Clause 13:

         "CHAPTER IV" means Chapter IV Part X of ICTA 1988 as supplemented by
         Schedule 18 of ICTA 1988;

         "GROUP RELIEF" means any consortium relief in respect of losses of a
         company or other amounts eligible for relief which may be available to
         any of the Shareholders, the Company, or any member of the same group
         of companies as a Shareholder hereto pursuant to sections 402 to 413
         ICTA 1988;

         "ICTA 1988" means the Income and Corporation Taxes Act 1988;

         "MEMBER OF THE SAME GROUP OF COMPANIES" shall mean a company which is a
         member of a group of companies (defined in section 413 ICTA 1988) of
         which the respective Shareholder is a member;

         "RATE OF CORPORATION TAX APPLICABLE TO ANY RELEVANT ACCOUNTING PERIOD"
         means the full rate of corporation tax (ignoring any application of
         section 13 of ICTA 1988) applicable to such Relevant Accounting Period
         or where more than one rate is applicable, the average rate over that
         Relevant Accounting Period calculated on a time basis;

         "RELEVANT ACCOUNTING PERIOD" means an accounting period within the
         meaning of section 12 ICTA 1988; and

         "VALUE ADDED TAX" means value added tax as provided for in the Value
         Added Tax Act 1994 and legislation supplemental thereto or replacing
         modifying or consolidating such legislation and any reference to "VAT"
         shall be construed accordingly.

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13.2     GROUP INCOME ELECTIONS

         13.2.1   The Shareholders shall each join with the Company in making
                  elections under section 247 ICTA 1988 ("group income
                  elections") with a view to enabling interest to be paid by the
                  Company to the Shareholders without deducting income tax.

         13.2.2   Once group income elections have been accepted by the
                  Inspector of Taxes, all payments from the Company to the
                  Shareholders shall be paid in accordance with such elections.

         13.2.3   If any Shareholder transfers all or any part of its
                  shareholding in the Company, the transferor and the other
                  Shareholders will procure that the Company enters into new
                  group income elections if available under section 247 ICTA
                  1988.

13.3     GROUP RELIEF

         13.3.1   The Shareholders and any other company which is a member of
                  the same group of companies as any Shareholder ("Claimant
                  Company") may claim Group Relief from the Company
                  ("Surrendering Company") to which they may be entitled for any
                  Relevant Accounting Period of the Company. The Shareholders
                  shall consent to any such claim and shall take such action as
                  is requisite to procure that the Company surrenders such Group
                  Relief in accordance with the provisions of Chapter IV.

         13.3.2   The Shareholders and any other company which is a member of
                  the same group of companies as any Shareholder ("Surrendering
                  Company") may offer to surrender Group Relief to the Company
                  ("Claimant Company") by written notification to the Company
                  (with a copy to the other Shareholder) in respect of any
                  Relevant Accounting Period of the Surrendering Company of such
                  amount as is permitted under Chapter IV. If the other
                  Shareholder (not being the Surrendering Company) shall agree
                  in writing such surrender within thirty days of such
                  notification, the Shareholders shall consent to any such
                  surrender and take such action as is requisite to procure that
                  the Company accepts such Group Relief.

         13.3.3   The Company shall not be obliged to accept surrenders of Group
                  Relief to the extent that its corporation tax liability can be
                  relieved in the Relevant Accounting Period by credit for tax
                  paid or suffered by it, in any jurisdiction outside the United
                  Kingdom.

13.4     PAYMENT FOR GROUP RELIEF

         In consideration of any surrender of Group Relief within Clause 13.3,
         the Claimant Company shall pay to the Surrendering Company an amount
         equal to the amount of corporation tax for which, but for the
         surrender, the Claimant Company would have been liable or (as the case
         may be, where the Company is the Surrendering Company) an amount equal
         to the product of the Group Relief surrendered to the Claimant Company
         and the Rate of Corporation Tax applicable to the Relevant Accounting
         Period of the Claimant Company. Any such payment shall be made on the
         later of:

         13.4.1   the normal due date or dates for payment of corporation tax by
                  the Claimant Company; and

         13.4.2   seven days after a notice of claim has been submitted to the
                  Inland Revenue in respect of the Group Relief.

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13.5     GROUP RELIEF SURRENDERS

         13.5.1   When the reduction in the liability of any Claimant Company to
                  corporation tax as a result of a surrender of Group Relief has
                  been determined (whether by agreement with the Inland Revenue
                  or otherwise on appeal), the Shareholders shall procure that
                  the Claimant Company shall promptly produce and deliver within
                  30 days to each of the Shareholders a certificate setting out
                  the extent to which such liability has been reduced, together
                  with copies of any correspondence with the Inland Revenue
                  agreeing such reduction of liability.

         13.5.2   In the event that any of the Shareholders shall object to such
                  certificate, such Shareholder(s) may, within 14 days of the
                  certificate being delivered to it, require the Claimant
                  Company to refer the reduction in liability to be determined
                  by an independent firm of chartered accountants to be agreed
                  upon between them or, in default of such agreement, to be
                  selected (at the instance of any Shareholder) by the President
                  for the time being of the Institute of Chartered Accountants
                  in England and Wales. Any such firm of chartered accountants
                  (whose fees and expenses shall be paid by the Shareholder
                  objecting to the certificate if such firm of chartered
                  accountants does not alter the extent to which the relevant
                  liability is to be reduced and by the Claimant Company in any
                  other case) shall act as experts and not arbitrators in
                  connection with the giving of such decision.

         13.5.3   The Shareholders shall provide, and shall procure that the
                  Company shall provide, within a reasonable period and in any
                  event within 21 days of any written request, the independent
                  firm of chartered accountants with such information as it may
                  reasonably require for the purpose of giving its
                  determination.

         13.5.4   The certificate referred to in Clause 13.5.1 (unless any of
                  the Shareholders have exercised its or their rights to refer
                  the matter to an independent firm of chartered accountants in
                  accordance with Clause 13.5.2 or (if the matter is referred to
                  an independent firm of chartered accountants) the
                  determination of such firm shall, save for manifest error, be
                  binding on the Shareholders, the Company and the relevant
                  Claimant Company and Surrendering Company.

         13.5.5   Within seven days of the reduction in the liability of a
                  Claimant Company to corporation tax as a result of a surrender
                  of Group Relief becoming final under Clause 13.5.4,
                  appropriate adjustments to the payment made under Clause 13.4
                  for such Group Relief shall be made.

         13.5.6   The provisions of this Clause 13.5 shall prevail over the
                  provisions of Clause 24.2 (save as to questions of compliance
                  with the provisions of this Clause 13.5).

13.6     INTEREST

         Payments for Group Relief and any adjustments thereto shall carry
         interest at the rate of 2 per cent. per annum above the base lending
         rate of Barclays Bank plc from time to time from the due date for
         payment to the date on which such payment for Group Relief is actually
         made or such adjustment is paid.

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13.7     COMMUNICATION WITH INLAND REVENUE

         If the Inland Revenue does not accept any particular surrender of Group
         Relief whether in whole or in part, then the Claimant Company may take,
         and direct the Surrendering Company to take, such action as may be
         reasonable with a view to establishing to the satisfaction of the
         Inland Revenue that such Group Relief has been validly surrendered and
         claimed. The Claimant Company will keep the parties informed as to the
         content of all correspondence and discussions with the Inland Revenue
         relevant to the surrender. The cost of taking any such action shall be
         borne by the Claimant Company.

13.8     GROUPS OF COMPANIES

         Where any Claimant Company or Surrendering Company is not a party to
         this Agreement, the party which is a member of the same group of
         companies as the Claimant Company or Surrendering Company shall procure
         that the Claimant Company or Surrendering Company shall take all steps
         contemplated by this Clause 13 as if the Claimant Company or
         Surrendering Company were a party to this Agreement.

13.9     MAINTENANCE OF CONSORTIUM

         Each Shareholder shall, until this Agreement is terminated, take such
         steps as are reasonably available to it to ensure that the Shareholders
         are and remain a consortium in relation to the Company for Group Relief
         purposes, and in particular to ensure that:

         13.9.1   the Shareholders and the Company are treated as resident only
                  in the United Kingdom for United Kingdom tax purposes and for
                  the purposes of any double taxation treaty;

         13.9.2   no shares are transferred and no further shares issued or
                  allotted if as a result more than 25% of the issued ordinary
                  share capital (as defined in section 832 ICTA 1988) of the
                  Company would be held by persons not being companies resident
                  only in the United Kingdom;

         13.9.3   all shares of the Company held by each Shareholder from time
                  to time will be held as beneficial owner;

         13.9.4   all shares of the Company held by each Shareholder from time
                  to time will not be held such that a profit on a sale of such
                  shares would be treated as a trading receipt; and

         13.9.5   no one Shareholder owns, beneficially, more than 75% or less
                  than 5% of the issued ordinary share capital (as defined in
                  Section 832 ICTA 1988) of the Company.

13.10    VALUE ADDED TAX

         13.10.1  The Company shall not apply to HM Customs & Excise to be
                  members of a group registration for VAT purposes other than a
                  registration comprising only two or more of the Company and
                  any Subsidiary company of the Company.

         13.10.2  Where any taxable supply for VAT purposes is made under or in
                  connection with this Agreement by one party (or by the
                  Company) to the other (or to the Company), the payer shall in
                  addition to any consideration required for that supply pay,
                  upon presentation of a VAT invoice, such VAT as is chargeable
                  in respect of it.

14.       SHARE TRANSFERS

14.1     MORATORIUM

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         Save as otherwise provided in Clause 14.3, no Shareholder may for a
         period of three years from the date of this Agreement transfer, sell or
         dispose of any Shares for the time being held by it (the "MORATORIUM
         PERIOD").

14.2     RESTRICTION

         14.2.1   Save as otherwise expressly provided herein or in the Articles
                  no Shareholder shall during the term of this Agreement make
                  any Disposition other than a Permitted Transfer (as
                  hereinafter defined). Each Shareholder shall, to the extent it
                  is able by virtue of its power of appointment of Directors,
                  procure that the Board only approves the registration of a
                  transfer of Shares transferred in accordance with the
                  Articles.

         14.2.2   No transfer of Shares shall be made by a Shareholder without
                  that Shareholder procuring the delivery to the Company of an
                  executed Deed of Adherence in or substantially in the same
                  form as Schedule 3.

14.3     PERMITTED TRANSFERS

         14.3.1   Any Shareholder may at any time transfer all (but not some
                  only) of its Shares (a "Permitted Transfer") to an Associate
                  in accordance with, and subject to the provisions of, the
                  Articles PROVIDED THAT the transferee (the "Permitted
                  Transferee") shall execute and deliver to the Company a Deed
                  of Adherence in or substantially in the form of Schedule 3.

         14.3.2   Any Shareholder transferring Shares in accordance with this
                  Clause 14.3 (which expression shall not include a second or
                  subsequent transferor in a series of Permitted Transfers)
                  shall be jointly and severally liable with the transferee for
                  the obligations of this Agreement as a Shareholder in respect
                  of each Share transferred.

14.4     SALE TO THIRD PARTIES

         14.4.1   After the expiry of the Moratorium Period a Shareholder may,
                  subject to this clause, sell all (but not some only) of its
                  Shares to a third party or parties. In the event that a
                  Shareholder (the "Vendor") desires to sell all of its Shares
                  in accordance with this clause (the "Offered Shares"), the
                  Vendor agrees to first give written notice (the "Offer
                  Notice") to the other Shareholder (the "Purchaser") of its
                  intention to sell the Offered Shares and to negotiate with the
                  Purchaser in good faith the price and corresponding terms of
                  purchase for the Offered Shares. In the event that by the
                  forty-fifth day after the date of the Offer Notice (the "Third
                  Party Date") the Vendor does not accept the Purchaser's final
                  proposed price and corresponding terms (the "Final Offer"),
                  the Vendor shall notify the Purchaser in writing that the
                  Purchaser's final price and terms have been rejected.

         14.4.2   In the event the Purchaser's Final Offer is not accepted, the
                  Vendor may sell the Offered Shares to a third party or
                  parties; provided, however, that any sale to a third party of
                  the Offered Shares must be evidenced by a letter of intent
                  which must be signed within six months of the Third Party Date
                  and the contemplated transaction must be completed within one
                  year of the Third Party Date. The sale of the Offered Shares
                  to a third party or parties shall be for a price not less than
                  95% of the Final Offer.

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         14.4.3   In the event of a sale of Shares to a third party in
                  accordance with Clause 14.4.2;

                  (a)   the Board shall be reconstituted at the date of transfer
                        of the Shares to such party so that each Shareholder
                        shall be entitled to and shall appoint three Directors
                        (who shall, in the case of the Directors appointed by
                        the "A" Shareholder, be designated "A" Directors and, in
                        the case of the Directors appointed by the "B"
                        Shareholder, be designated "B" Directors) and each such
                        Director shall be entitled to one vote;

                  (b)   the Shareholders shall procure that the necessary Board
                        and Shareholders resolutions are passed to affect the
                        reconstitution of the Board and/or amendments required
                        to reflect such constitution in the Articles including
                        an amendment to the Articles to provide that all
                        resolutions of the Board be passed by a two-thirds
                        majority;

                  (c)   the Vendor shall procure that the Purchaser executes a
                        Deed of Adherence on or prior to the date of transfer of
                        the Shares; and

(d) the provisions of Clause 14.5 shall become effective.

14.5     DEADLOCK RESOLUTION

         14.5.1   In the event of a Deadlock, either Shareholder shall be
                  entitled to serve upon the other notice of such Deadlock (a
                  "DEADLOCK NOTICE") and the provisions of Clause 15.2 shall
                  apply save that "Fundamental Disagreement" shall be read as
                  "Deadlock".

         14.5.2   A "Deadlock" shall be deemed to have occurred if, after the
                  expiry of the Moratorium Period:

                  (a)   any Shareholder has failed to give his consent or is
                        deemed to have refused his consent within ten Business
                        Days to any major action in accordance with Clause 7.5;
                        or

                  (b)   (1)   a matter relating to or affecting the Company has
                              been raised at and/or considered by a Board
                              Meeting; and

                        (2)   no resolution has been passed by such meeting by
                              reason of an equality of votes for and against any
                              resolution proposed relating to such matter; and

                        (3)   a Shareholder has subsequently failed to notify
                              the other Shareholders within 28 days after such
                              Board Meeting that the matter has not been
                              resolved to its satisfaction.

15.      RESOLUTION

15.1     FUNDAMENTAL DISAGREEMENT

         A "Fundamental Disagreement" shall be deemed to have occurred if Hogg
         and WTT are unable to agree on any of the matters described in Clauses
         7.5 and 9.2 (which in the case of Clause 7.5 shall include any deemed
         refusal of consent in terms of that Clause) and one of them serves
         notice on the other stating that it believes there exists a Fundamental
         Disagreement (a "Fundamental Disagreement Notice") PROVIDED THAT for
         the purpose of this Clause 15, no Fundamental Disagreement shall arise
         or be deemed to arise before the expiry of the Moratorium Period.

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15.2     PROCEDURE FOLLOWING FUNDAMENTAL DISAGREEMENT

         15.2.1   In the event of Fundamental Disagreement, the Shareholders
                  shall refer the matter for consideration to such persons as
                  they consider appropriate (such individuals together the
                  "Representatives") for discussion between them. Each party to
                  the Agreement shall procure that the Representatives use all
                  reasonable endeavours to resolve any differences between the
                  Shareholders which led to the Fundamental Disagreement. Unless
                  otherwise agreed, the matter shall be so referred within seven
                  days of the service of a Fundamental Disagreement Notice.

         15.2.2   Unless otherwise agreed between the Shareholders, if within
                  ten days (or such longer period as the parties may agree) of
                  reference to the Representatives as above they are not able,
                  or agree not to be so able, to resolve the relevant
                  differences either Representatives may on behalf of the party
                  it represents serve a notice (the "Termination Notice") on the
                  other (the "Recipient").

         15.2.3   In the event that a Termination Notice is served by one
                  Shareholder on the other in accordance with Clause 15.2.2, the
                  terms of Clause 17.1.1 (b) shall apply.

16.      TERMINATION

16.1     TERMINATION GENERALLY

         This Agreement shall continue in full force and effect until terminated
         in accordance with the provisions of this Clause, whereupon Clause 17,
         without limitation, shall apply.

16.2     BREACH BY OR WINDING UP OF HRPLC OR WTT

         16.2.1   A Shareholder (the "Non-Breaching Party") may, without
                  prejudice to any other rights it may have in respect thereof,
                  elect to terminate this Agreement forthwith by notice in
                  writing to the other (the "Terminal Breach Notice") (but not
                  after 90 days of the event in question first coming to the
                  attention of the Non-Breaching Party) if any of the following
                  shall occur:

                  (a)   if the other Shareholder (the "Breaching Party") shall
                        act or omit to act as described in Clause 16.2.3 and
                        shall fail to remedy such breach (if capable of remedy)
                        within 30 days after being given notice by the
                        Non-Breaching Party (by the first party) so to do; or

                  (b)   if the other (being a company) shall go into liquidation
                        whether compulsory or voluntary (except for the purposes
                        of a bona fide reconstruction or amalgamation with the
                        consent of the first Non-Breaching Party, such consent
                        not to be unreasonably withheld) or if the other party
                        shall have an administrator appointed or if a receiver,
                        administrative receiver or manager shall be appointed
                        over any part of the assets or undertaking of the other
                        party.

         16.2.2   If the Non-Breaching Party serves a Terminal Breach Notice on
                  the Breaching Party, it may further elect that the terms of
                  either Clause 17.1.1(a) or 17.1.1(b) shall apply and shall be
                  entitled to the rights to the Company's Brand Name in
                  accordance with Clause 17.4. In addition, where WTT is the
                  Non-Breaching Party it may also make the election in clause
                  17.1.1(c).

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         16.2.3   Subject to the terms (where appropriate) of Clause 16.2.1(a),
                  any of the following acts or omissions will entitle the
                  Non-Breaching Party to serve a Terminal Breach Notice in
                  accordance with Clause 16.2.1:

                  (a)   failure to seek Shareholder consent prior to undertaking
                        a major action in accordance with Clause 7.5;

                  (b)   failure to provide funding in accordance with the
                        capital funding requirements in Clause 8.1;

                  (c)   competing with the Company in contravention of Clause
                        10.1;

                  (d)   attempting to transfer Shares in contravention of Clause
                        14;

                  (e)   failure to exercise voting rights so as to procure the
                        obligations under this Agreement and the Articles are
                        duly observed in accordance with Clause 19.3;

                  (f)   an intentional act or intentional omission to act to
                        prevent the operation of the Company in accordance with
                        the Business Plan;

                  (g)   failure by a Shareholder to procure that at least one of
                        its Directors or alternates is in attendance at two
                        consecutive Board Meetings (including any adjournment of
                        such meeting);

                  (h)   failure by a Shareholder to attend two consecutive
                        Shareholders Meetings (including any adjournment of such
                        meeting);

                  (i)   commission of a material breach, and failure to remedy
                        such breach (if capable of remedy) within 30 days after
                        being given notice by the Non-Breaching Party, of any of
                        the Completion Agreements (excluding the Shared Services
                        Agreement between the Company and HRPLC); or

                  (j)   default by HRPLC or WT Technologies under the terms of
                        the HRPLC Loan Note or the WTT Loan Note respectively.

16.3     CHANGE OF CONTROL OF HOGG, HRPLC OR WTT

         16.3.1   In the event of:

                  (a)   a Change of Control of HRPLC which results in the
                        resignation or removal (other than by reason of
                        retirement, illness, disqualification or mental
                        incapacity) of a majority of the Directors appointed by
                        Hogg to the Board of the Company within six months of
                        such Change of Control; or

                  (b)   failure by the acquirer of Control of Hogg to agree in
                        writing to endorse and adhere to the then current
                        Business Plan within 30 days of such Change of Control,

                  WTT may elect (within a period of six months of the events
                  specified in Clause 16.3.1(a)) to take over the management and
                  operational control of the Company in which event the
                  Shareholders shall procure that Hogg's "A" Ordinary Shares are
                  reclassified as "B" Ordinary Shares, that WTT's "B" Ordinary

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                  Shares be reclassified as "A" Ordinary Shares and that one of
                  the Directors appointed by Hogg be removed from the Board.
                  HRPLC undertakes to notify WTT promptly (and in any event
                  within seven days) of a Change of Control affecting it.

         16.3.2   In the event that WTT exercises its option in accordance with
                  Clause 16.3.1 in the Moratorium Period, Hogg shall have the
                  option (to be exercised within six months of the exercise of
                  WTT's option) to sell its Shares to any third party, subject
                  however to the provisions of Clause 14.4. The restrictions
                  contained in Clauses 14.1 and 14.3 with regard to the
                  Moratorium Period shall not apply to the exercise by Hogg of
                  its option under this Clause.

         16.3.3   In the event of a Change of Control of a Shareholder (other
                  than for the purposes of amalgamation, merger, consolidation,
                  reorganisation or other similar arrangement between members of
                  the HRPLC Group or WTT and its Associate, as the case may be),
                  the other Shareholder may elect by giving written notice
                  ("Change of Control Notice") whereupon Clauses 17.2.2 to
                  17.2.6 and 17.6 shall apply, within six months from such
                  Change of Control, to buy all of the Shares of the other
                  Shareholder at a purchase price equal to 50% of the Fair Value
                  of the Company (taking into account, only in the case of a
                  change of control of Hogg, the fact that the Company will have
                  a non-exclusive licence of the Licensed Products).

         16.3.4   Upon WTT giving the Change of Control Notice but prior to the
                  completion of the sale and purchase, in accordance with Clause
                  16.3.3, the Shareholders shall procure that Hogg's "A"
                  Ordinary Shares are reclassified as "B" Ordinary Shares, that
                  WTT's "B" Ordinary Shares be reclassified as "A" Ordinary
                  Shares and that one of the Directors appointed by Hogg be
                  removed from the Board. Hogg undertakes to notify WTT promptly
                  (and in any event within seven days) of a Change of Control
                  affecting it. In the event that WTT does not purchase Hogg's
                  Shares in accordance with Clause 17.6.1 having given a Change
                  of Control Notice, the Shareholders shall procure that
                  respective positions of WTT and Hogg's shall be re-instated as
                  if a Change of Control Notice had not been given.

         16.3.5   In the event that WTT gives a Change of Control Notice to
                  Hogg, the WTT Licence shall terminate and WTT shall offer Hogg
                  a non-exclusive licence of the Licensed Products for the fair
                  market value of such licence on terms and conditions contained
                  in the Licence Software Licence Agreement between the Company
                  and HRPLC.

16.4     FAILURE TO MEET SALES TARGETS

         16.4.1   The Shareholders acknowledge and agree that the Company's
                  primary objectives include providing services to third party
                  travel agencies, as well as to the Hogg Group and BTI Group,
                  in Europe.

         16.4.2   Subject to Clause 16.4.9, on 31 October 2002, the Company
                  shall deliver to WT Technologies a 12 month rolling forward
                  projection of each of its OFS Corporate Products and Services,
                  OFS Products and Services and TTG Product and Services, based
                  upon the preceding six months historical data together with
                  details of any new signed or lost accounts (eg accounts which
                  have not been trading for the full six month period). The
                  targeted values in respect of the foregoing projections shall
                  be as described in Schedule 4 (the "OFS Corporate Services
                  Target", "OFS Services Target" and the "TTG Target"
                  respectively and each a "Target").

         16.4.3   Subject to Clause 16.4.9, in the event that any of the
                  information set out in Clause 16.4.2 in respect of a Target
                  has not been delivered to WT Technologies by 30 November 2002,
                  WT Technologies shall have the right to conclude that the
                  Company has failed to meet the relevant Targets.

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         16.4.4   Subject to Clause 16.4.9, in the event the Company has failed
                  or is deemed to have failed to meet the OFS Services Target by
                  30 November 2002 WT Technologies may elect, by written notice
                  to the Company to be delivered within six months of such
                  failure or deemed failure by the Company under Clause 16.4.3,
                  to:

                  (a)   terminate any exclusive technology licenses in respect
                        of the OFS Products which have been granted to the
                        Company and grant a non-exclusive licence in respect of
                        the OFS Products to the Company on substantially the
                        same terms as the WTT Licence and compete with the
                        Company and the HRPLC Group; or

                  (b)   waive the Company's failure to meet the Target.

         16.4.5   Subject to Clause 16.4.9, in the event the Company has failed
                  or is deemed to have failed to reach the OFS Services Target
                  by 30 November 2002, Clause 10.1 shall be waived to the extent
                  that it applies to WT Technologies and its Associates and WT
                  Technologies and its Associates shall be entitled to compete
                  with the Company in the OFS Territory in respect of the OFS
                  Services. If WT Technologies elects to compete with the
                  Company and begins to market the OFS Products and Services in
                  competition with the Company in the Territory (in such a
                  manner as would otherwise be a breach of Clause 10):

                  (a)   this Agreement shall be amended so that the consent of
                        WTT to any major action in terms of Clause 7.5 shall not
                        be required by any Group Company; and

                  (b)   HRPLC (or such member of the HRPLC Group as HRPLC in
                        writing directs) may, within six months of delivery of a
                        notice pursuant to Clause 16.4.6, elect by written
                        notice (which notice shall be deemed to be a Change of
                        Control Notice) to buy all of WTT's Shares at a purchase
                        price equal 50% of the Fair Value of the Company (taking
                        into account the fact that the Company will have a
                        non-exclusive licence to the relevant products).

         16.4.6   WT Technologies shall give the Company 30 days' notice of its
                  intention to compete with the Company prior to competing with
                  the Company in terms of Clause 16.4.5.

         16.4.7   Subject to Clause 16.4.9, in the event the Company fails or is
                  deemed to have failed to meet the TTG Target by 30 November
                  2002, WT Technologies may, by written notice to be delivered
                  within six months of such failure or deemed failure, terminate
                  any exclusive licenses in respect of the TTG Products which
                  have been granted to the Company and grant a non-exclusive
                  licence in respect of the TTG Products to the Company and it
                  may grant non-exclusive licenses in respect of the TTG
                  Products to third parties provided that WT Technologies shall
                  not enter into any corporate equity joint venture arrangements
                  with third parties in competition with the Business which
                  would otherwise be a contravention of Clause 10.

         16.4.8   If, subject to clause 16.4.9, the Company fails or is deemed
                  to have failed to meet the TTG Target by 30 November 2002 and
                  the Company has failed or is deemed to have failed to meet the
                  OFS Corporate Services Target by 30 November 2002, WT

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                  Technologies may, by written notice to be delivered within six
                  months of such failure or deemed failure, terminate any
                  exclusive licenses in respect of OFS Corporate Products which
                  have been granted to the Company and grant a non-exclusive
                  licence in respect of the OFS Corporate Products to the
                  Company and it may grant non-exclusive licenses in respect of
                  OFS Corporate Products to third parties provided that WT
                  Technologies shall not enter into any corporate equity joint
                  venture arrangement with third parties in competition with the
                  Business which would otherwise be a contravention to clause
                  10.

         16.4.9   The Company shall notify WTT in writing if it reasonably
                  believes that it is unlikely to meet a Target as a result of a
                  failure by WT Technologies or TLC to meet its obligations to
                  the Company to deliver a technology product specified in
                  Schedule A of the WTT Licence the use of which has a direct
                  impact on the ability of the Company to meet such Target and
                  the parties shall negotiate in good faith a modification of
                  the date for satisfaction of the relevant Target to take
                  account of such delay.

         16.4.10  WTT will act reasonably in determining whether a relevant
                  Target has been met, or that the date for satisfaction of such
                  Target be extended, take into account the economic conditions
                  affecting the Company, the Company's competitive environment,
                  staffing requirements and timely delivery of technology
                  products by WT Technologies.

16.5     CEASING TO BE A PARTY

         The benefit of this Agreement shall cease to accrue to a party if, at
         any time as a result of a transfer of shares made in accordance with
         this Agreement and/or the Articles, that party holds no Shares (but
         without prejudice to any rights which any party may have against any
         other party arising prior to such termination).

16.6     WINDING UP

         Save to the extent provided to the contrary, this Agreement shall
         terminate forthwith if an effective resolution is passed to wind up the
         Company or if (except for the purposes of a bona fide reconstruction or
         amalgamation) a liquidator, receiver, administrative receiver or
         manager is otherwise appointed (but without prejudice to any rights any
         party may have against any other arising prior to such termination).

17.      CONSEQUENCES OF NOTICE UNDER CLAUSES 15.2 AND 16.2

17.1     SALE AND PURCHASE

         17.1.1   Subject to Clauses 15.2 and 16.2, if the Non-Breaching Party
                  shall serve a notice under Clause 15.2.2 or 16.2 that party
                  (the "terminator") shall require:

                  (a)   the Breaching Party to sell to it all (but not some
                        only) of the Breaching Party's Shares in the Company at
                        the price determined in accordance with sub-clause 17.2;
                        or

                  (b)   the assets and liabilities of the Company to be divided
                        between the parties in the manner described in Clause
                        17.3; or

                  (c)   where Hogg is the Breaching Party, WTT may take over the
                        management and operational control of the Company in
                        which event that Shareholders shall procure that Hogg's
                        "A" Ordinary Shares are reclassified as "B" Ordinary
                        Shares, that WTT's "B" Ordinary Shares are reclassified
                        as "A" Ordinary Shares and that one of the Directors
                        appointed by Hogg be removed from the Board.

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17.2     PRICE

         17.2.1   The purchase price of the shares to be bought and sold
                  pursuant to Sub-Clause 17.1 shall be a sum equal to 50 per
                  cent. of the Fair Value of the Company less a discount of ten
                  per cent.

         17.2.2   "Fair Value" shall be determined by the Auditors on the
                  following principles:

                  (a)   the Auditors shall be considered to be acting as experts
                        and not as arbitrators; and

                  (b)   the Auditors shall value the relevant Shares using the
                        following principles:

                        (1)   valuing the relevant Shares as on an arm's length
                              sale between a willing vendor and a willing
                              purchaser;

                        (2)   if the Company is then carrying on business as a
                              going concern, on the assumption that it will
                              continue to do so;

                        (3)   the relevant Shares are capable of being
                              transferred without restriction;

                        (4)   each Share whatever its class has the same value
                              corresponding to its proportion of the value of
                              all the Shares taken as a whole;

                        (5)   no reduced or additional value is attached to any
                              holding of Shares by virtue only of the transferor
                              not having the right to appoint a majority of
                              Directors to the board or the number of votes
                              which may be cast at a Board Meeting by a
                              Director;

                        (6)   the application in all other respects of
                              principles and practices consistent with those
                              customarily applied in the previous audited
                              accounts of the Company.

                  (c)   the Auditors shall deduct from the fair value of the
                        Company the Sterling equivalent of any sum paid in terms
                        of Clause 12.5(a) of the US Operating Agreement.

         17.2.3   The Shareholders shall procure that the Auditors prepare and
                  deliver to the Shareholders, within 45 days of the date of the
                  Termination Notice or Change of Control Notice, a report (the
                  "Report") setting out the details of their determination
                  pursuant to Clause 17.2.2 (the "Fair Value Determination").

         17.2.4   Unless a Shareholder shall, within 15 days of receipt of such
                  Report, serve a notice ("Objection Notice") in writing on the
                  other that it objects to the Fair Value Determination
                  (identifying the reason for any objection and the amount or
                  item or all calculation which is/are in dispute), the parties
                  shall be deemed to have agreed to the Fair Value
                  Determination.

         17.2.5   If, within the period referred to in 17.2.4, a party shall
                  give to the other an Objection Notice then the parties shall
                  use their respective best endeavours to reach agreement on
                  adjustments to the Fair Value Determination as applicable.

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         17.2.6   If the parties are unable to reach agreement in respect of the
                  Fair Value Determination, within thirty days of the date of
                  the Objection Notice, the Fair Value will be determined by two
                  appraisers, one chosen by each Shareholder, in accordance with
                  the assumptions described in Clause 17.2.2. If the two
                  appraisal values (the "Fair Value Appraisal") differ by 10% or
                  less (such percentage difference to be computed by subtracting
                  the lesser of the Fair Value Appraisals from the greater of
                  the Fair Value Appraisals and dividing that difference by the
                  greater of the Fair Value Appraisals), then the Fair Value of
                  the Shares shall equal the average of the two Fair Value
                  Appraisals. In the event that the Fair Value Appraisals vary
                  by more than 10%, a third appraiser shall be chosen by the
                  initial two appraisers to conduct an independent appraisal of
                  the Shares, and on the basis of that independent appraisal,
                  the third appraiser shall, in the exercise of his own
                  professional judgment, determine which of the two Fair Value
                  Appraisals is the most commercially reasonably, and that Fair
                  Value Appraisal shall be the Fair Value.

17.3     DIVISION OF ASSETS AND LIABILITIES

         17.3.1   The Company shall, as soon as practicable, and in any event
                  within 15 days after receipt of a copy of a Termination Notice
                  containing the election in Clause 17.1.1(b) procure that the
                  Auditors prepare a financial statement (the "Financial
                  Statement") for the Company as at the date of the Termination
                  Notice within 45 days of receipt of the Termination Notice.
                  The Financial Statement shall contain such information as is
                  reasonably required for the parties to identify all of the
                  assets and liabilities of the Company.

         17.3.2   The Financial Statement shall be delivered to both
                  Shareholders and unless either party shall, within 15 days of
                  receipt of such Financial Statement, serve a notice
                  ("Objection Notice") in writing on the other that it objects
                  to the Financial Statement (identifying the reason for any
                  objection and the amount or item or all calculation which
                  is/are in dispute), the parties shall be deemed to have agreed
                  to the Financial Statement.

         17.3.3   If, within the period referred to in Clause 17.3.2, either
                  Shareholder shall give to the other an Objection Notice then
                  the parties shall use their respective best endeavours to
                  reach agreement on adjustments to the Financial Statement as
                  applicable.

         17.3.4   The parties shall thereafter enter into good faith
                  negotiations for the division of the assets and liabilities of
                  the Company.

         17.3.5   If the Shareholders are unable to reach agreement in respect
                  of the terms for division of the assets and liabilities of the
                  Company the Shareholders shall negotiate in good faith for a
                  further period of 90 days for the sale of the Company to a
                  third party.

         17.3.6   If, after the expiry of the 90 days referred to in Clause
                  17.3.5, the Shareholders have not agreed on the terms of the
                  sale of the Company to a third party, the Shareholders shall
                  procure that the Company be wound up.

17.4     COMPANY BRAND NAME

         17.4.1   Where termination is pursuant to Clause 16.2.1, the
                  Non-Breaching Party shall;or

         17.4.2   upon WTT ceasing to be a Shareholder pursuant to Clause
                  16.4.5(b), WTT shall

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         in addition to any other rights it may have, also be entitled to all
         rights in respect of the corporate name of the Company PROVIDED THAT
         where the corporate name of the Company (or any part) contains any word
         or words the same or similar to the corporate name or any distinctive
         part of the corporate name or mark of such Shareholder or an Associate
         of the Shareholder including, in the case of WTT, TRX Inc.(or any
         person controlling such Shareholder) the remaining party shall procure
         that within 30 days thereof the corporate name and/or mark of the
         Company shall be changed so as to exclude such word or words or name or
         mark.

17.5     LICENCE

         Upon the division of the assets of the Company in accordance with
         Clause 17.3 the WTT Licence shall terminate and WTT shall offer Hogg a
         non-exclusive licence in respect of use of the TTG Products and OFS
         Corporate Products in the Territory and the OFS Products in the OFS
         Territory on terms substantially the same as the Software Licence
         Agreement between the Company and HRPLC.

17.6     COMPLETION

         17.6.1   Completion of the sale and purchase of Shares pursuant to the
                  provisions of Clauses 16.3.3 or 17.1.1(a) shall take place at
                  the registered office of the Company on (i) the date specified
                  in those Clauses, where applicable, or (ii) on the second
                  Business Day after the price payable therefor has been agreed
                  or determined in accordance with the provisions thereof, or
                  (iii) such other time and/or place as the affected parties may
                  agree.

         17.6.2   At any completion of the sale and purchase of Shares pursuant
                  to Clauses 16.3.3 or 17.1.1(a), the relevant seller shall
                  deliver to the purchaser duly executed share transfers for the
                  Shares being sold in favour of the purchaser (or as it may
                  direct) together with the relevant share certificate(s)
                  therefor (or an acceptable indemnity in lieu thereof) in
                  return for cleared funds representing the sum due.

17.7     RELEASE OF GUARANTEES/INDEMNITIES

         If either party (the "Defaulting Party") shall become bound to transfer
         all its Shares, the other party shall upon, or immediately prior to
         completion of such transfer, procure:

         17.7.1   the immediate release of all guarantees, indemnities and
                  similar covenants (if any) given by the defaulting party in
                  favour (or for the benefit) of the Company and pending such
                  release shall indemnify and keep the defaulting party fully
                  and effectively indemnified from and against all claims
                  arising thereunder except where the breach relates to such
                  guarantee indemnity or covenant); and

         17.7.2   the immediate repayment to the defaulting party of all monies
                  advanced to the Company by that outgoing party by way of loan
                  (or loan stock) and then outstanding (if any) together with
                  all interest (if any) down to the date of actual payment; and

         17.7.3   Nothing in this Clause 17.7 shall apply to a transfer of
                  Shares in accordance with Clause 14.3 or affect the liability
                  of any person to whom this Clause applies in respect of any
                  liabilities incurred prior to the transfer of its Shares under
                  Clause 17.1.1(a).

18.      GUARANTEES

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18.1     HRPLC, in consideration of WTT and WT Technologies entering into this
         Agreement, undertakes with WTT and WT Technologies that Hogg will
         perform its obligations under this Agreement and shall indemnify WTT
         and WT Technologies against all losses, liabilities and costs which WTT
         or WT Technologies may incur as a result of any breach of Hogg's
         obligations under this Agreement .

18.2     WT Technologies, in consideration of HRPLC and Hogg entering into this
         Agreement, undertakes with Hogg and HRPLC that WTT will perform its
         obligations under this Agreement and shall indemnify Hogg and HRPLC
         against all losses, liabilities and costs which WTT or WT Technologies
         may incur as a result of any breach of WTT's obligations under this
         Agreement.

18.3     The following provisions shall apply to the undertakings in Clauses
         18.1 and 18.2:

         18.3.1   the undertakings shall be continuing obligations and shall
                  remain in full force and effect until the discharge in full of
                  the obligations of Hogg or WTT (as the case may be) under this
                  Agreement and shall not be satisfied by any intermediate
                  satisfaction of the whole or any part of those obligations;

         18.3.2   the liability of HRPLC or WT Technologies (as the case may be)
                  shall not be affected or released by any neglect or
                  forbearance in enforcing the obligations of Hogg or WTT (as
                  the case may be) or by any amendment or variation of their
                  obligations or by any other act, omission, matter or thing
                  whatsoever whereby HRPLC or WT Technologies as a surety only
                  would or might have been affected or released;

         18.3.3   although as between HRPLC and Hogg, HRPLC is a surety for
                  Hogg, HRPLC shall for all purposes under this Clause 18 be
                  treated as a principal obligor rather than as a surety; and

         18.3.4   although as between the WT Technologies and WTT, WT
                  Technologies is a surety for WTT, WT Technologies shall for
                  all purposes under this Clause 18 be treated as a principal
                  obligor rather than as a surety.

19.      SUPREMACY AND GENERAL COVENANT

19.1     AGREEMENT TO PREVAIL

         If any provisions of the Memorandum or Articles conflict with any of
         the provisions of this Agreement the provisions of this Agreement shall
         prevail. To the extent permitted by law, Hogg and WTT shall each
         exercise all Voting Rights and other rights and powers available to
         them to procure the alteration of the Memorandum or Articles to the
         extent necessary to permit the Company and its affairs to be carried
         out as provided herein. For the avoidance of doubt, the Memorandum and
         Articles do not conflict and are not to be treated as conflicting with
         any provision of this Agreement by which the parties agree to procure
         that anything be or not be done.

19.2     LEGEND ON SHARES

         19.2.1   The Shareholders shall procure that all certificates
                  representing Shares shall bear the following restrictive
                  legend:

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                  THE SHARES REPRESENTED BY THIS CERTIFICATE ARE HELD SUBJECT
                  TO, AND TRANSFER OR PLEDGE OF SUCH SHARES IS RESTRICTED BY,
                  THE TERMS OF AN AGREEMENT, DATED ________, 2000, A COPY OF
                  WHICH IS ON FILE AT THE REGISTERED OFFICE OF THE COMPANY. NO
                  TRANSFER OR PLEDGE OF ANY SHARE REPRESENTED BY THIS
                  CERTIFICATE SHALL BE VALID UNLESS MADE IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE
                  TERMS OF THE AGREEMENT.

         19.2.2   The Secretary shall endorse each certificate with any
                  additional legend (or legends) as he or she shall deem
                  necessary, upon the opinion of counsel to the Company, to
                  comply with any applicable laws and regulations. In the event
                  that any additional legend (or legends) are required, each
                  Shareholder shall surrender to the Company all of its
                  certificates representing shares of the Company. After such
                  endorsement, each of the certificates so surrendered shall be
                  returned to the Shareholder owning such certificate.
                  Thereafter, all certificates representing shares of the
                  Company shall bear an identical endorsement. A copy of this
                  Agreement shall be filed with the Secretary of the Company.

19.3     FURTHER ASSURANCE

         To the extent permitted by law, the Shareholders shall each exercise
         all Voting Rights and other powers of control available to them in
         relation to the Company so as to procure (so far as each is
         respectively able by the exercise of such rights and powers) that the
         obligations under this Agreement and the Articles are duly observed and
         given full force and effect and all actions required of the parties
         hereunder are carried out and in a timely manner. Without limitation
         Hogg and WTT shall each use their best endeavours to procure that each
         of the Directors appointed by them shall execute and do all such acts
         and things and give and confer all such powers and authorities as they
         would have been required to execute, do, give and/or confer had they
         been a party to this Agreement.

19.4     QUORA OF MEETINGS

         To the extent permitted by law, each of Hogg and WTT shall exercise all
         Voting Rights and other powers of control available to them to ensure
         that any Board Meeting or Shareholder meeting has the necessary quorum
         throughout.

20.      ANNOUNCEMENTS

20.1     RESTRICTIONS

         No party to this Agreement shall make any announcement concerning the
         provisions or subject matter of this Agreement or containing any
         information about the other without the prior written consent of the
         other parties (which shall not be unreasonably withheld or delayed).

20.2     PERMITTED ANNOUNCEMENTS

         Clause 20.1 shall not apply if and to the extent that such announcement
         is required by law or by any securities exchange or regulatory or
         governmental body having jurisdiction over it and whether or not the
         requirement has the force of law but any such announcement shall be
         made only after consultation with the other parties hereto.

20.3     CONTINUANCE OF RESTRICTIONS

         The restrictions contained in this Clause 20 shall survive Completion

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         and shall continue throughout the term of this Agreement and for the
         period ending on the third anniversary of its termination or, if
         earlier, in respect of any party, the period ending on the third
         anniversary of it ceasing to be a party.

21.      REMEDIES

         The parties agree that damages would not be an adequate remedy for a
         breach of this Agreement and that each party is entitled to the
         remedies of injunction, specific performance and any other equitable
         relief in respect of any threatened or actual breach of this Agreement.

22.      WARRANTY AND INDEMNITY

22.1     WTT warrants at the date of this Agreement that the aggregate worldwide
         turnover of all economic interests over which Mr J. A. Fentener van
         Vlissingen exercises decisive influence including, for the avoidance of
         doubt, the BCD Group for the purposes of Council Regulation (EEC) No.
         4064/89, as amended and taking into account the regulations and notices
         of the Commission of the European Communities on Council Regulation
         (EEC) No. 4064/89 (together the "EC Merger Regulation"), and calculated
         in accordance with the EC Merger Regulation does not exceed
         (pound)1,000,000,000 for the year ending 31 December 1998.

22.2     In the event of a breach of Clause 22.1 by WTT, to the extent permitted
         by applicable law, WTT agrees to indemnify Hogg and its Associates for
         the total amount of any fine, penalty payment or other sum levied by
         the Commission of the European Communities on Hogg and its Associates
         as a result of a failure to notify this Agreement and all related
         agreements to the Commission of the European Communities in accordance
         with the EC Merger Regulation including, without limitation, all
         reasonable costs and expenses incurred by it.

22.3     Hogg warrants at the date of this Agreement that the worldwide turnover
         of the HRPLC Group for the purpose of the EC Merger Regulation and
         calculated in accordance with the EC Merger Regulation does not exceed
         (pound)1,000,000,000 for the year ending 31 March 1999.

22.4     In the event of a breach of Clause 22.4 by Hogg, to the extent
         permitted by applicable law, Hogg agrees to indemnify WTT and its
         Associates for the total amount of any fine, penalty payment or other
         sum levied by the Commission of the European Communities on WTT and its
         Associates as a result of a failure to notify this Agreement and all
         related agreements to the Commission of the European Communities in
         accordance with the EC Merger Regulation including, without limitation,
         all reasonable costs and expenses incurred by it.

22.5     If circumstances arise under which any Shareholder determine that a
         notification is advisable under any applicable competition laws or
         regulations to the relevant competition authority, both parties shall
         cooperate in the preparation, drafting and submission of said
         notification and in the timely response to all enquiries from the
         relevant competition authority and shall provide all information
         necessary for the preparation of such a notification.

23.      PROVISIONS RELATING TO THIS AGREEMENT

23.1     ENUREMENT

         This Agreement shall be binding upon and enure for the benefit of (i) a
         Permitted Transferee and (ii) any other successors of the parties
         hereto upon execution of a Deed of Adherence in the form attached in
         Schedule 3 hereto.

23.2     ASSIGNMENT

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         This Agreement shall not be assignable without the prior written
agreement of Hogg and WTT.

23.3     WHOLE AGREEMENT AND VARIATIONS

         23.3.1   This Agreement, together with any documents referred to in it,
                  constitutes the whole agreement between the parties relating
                  to its subject matter and supersedes and extinguishes any
                  prior drafts, agreements and undertakings, whether in writing
                  or oral, relating to such subject matter except to the extent
                  the same are repeated in this Agreement.

         23.3.2   Each of the parties acknowledges that it has not been induced
                  to enter into this Agreement by any representation, statement,
                  warranty, promise or assurance by the other (or any other
                  person).

         23.3.3   No variation of this Agreement shall be effective unless made
                  in writing and signed by each of the relevant parties directly
                  affected by the relevant provision of this Agreement.

23.4     RIGHTS AND OTHER MATTERS

         23.4.1   The rights, powers, privileges and remedies provided in this
                  Agreement are cumulative and are not exclusive of any rights,
                  powers, privileges or remedies provided by law or otherwise.

         23.4.2   No failure to exercise nor any delay in exercising any right,
                  power, privilege or remedy under this Agreement shall in any
                  way impair or affect the exercise thereof or operate as a
                  waiver thereof in whole or in part.

         23.4.3   No single or partial exercise of any right, power, privilege
                  or remedy under this Agreement shall prevent any further or
                  other exercise thereof or the exercise of any other right,
                  power, privilege or remedy.

23.5     INVALIDITY

         If any provision or term of this Agreement is held or rendered illegal,
         invalid or unenforceable under any applicable law, such provision or
         term shall, insofar as it is severable from the remaining provisions or
         terms, be deemed omitted from this Agreement and shall not adversely
         affect the remaining provisions or terms. Any such illegal, invalid or
         unenforceable provision or term shall be considered not severable if
         and to the extent that its omission from this Agreement would or may
         materially alter or affect the commercial intent or effect of this
         Agreement. In such event, the parties shall use their best endeavours
         to replace any such illegal, invalid or unenforceable provision or term
         with valid provisions and terms which most closely reflect their
         commercial intent and effect. For the avoidance of doubt, if and to the
         extent required by law, the parties' performance of the obligations
         under this Agreement which have been held or rendered illegal, invalid
         or unenforceable shall be deemed suspended pending such modification or
         termination (as appropriate) of this Agreement in accordance with this
         Clause 23.5.

23.6     COUNTERPARTS

         This Agreement may be executed in any number of counterparts which
         shall together constitute one Agreement. Any party may enter into this
         Agreement by signing any such counterpart.

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23.7     COSTS

         Except as otherwise expressly provided herein each party shall bear its
         own costs and expenses arising out of or in connection with the
         preparation, negotiation and implementation of this Agreement.

23.8     NOTICES

         23.8.1   Any notice or other communication required to be given under
                  this Agreement or in connection with the matters contemplated
                  by it shall, except where otherwise specifically provided, be
                  in writing in the English language and shall be addressed as
                  provided in this Clause and may be:

                  (a)   personally delivered, in which case it shall be deemed
                        to have been given upon delivery at the relevant
                        address; or

                  (b)   if within the United Kingdom, sent by first class
                        pre-paid post, in which case it shall be deemed to have
                        been given two Business Days after the date of posting;
                        or

                  (c)   if from or to any place outside the United Kingdom, sent
                        by pre-paid priority airmail, in which case it shall be
                        deemed to have been given six Business Days after the
                        date of posting; or

                  (d)   sent by fax, in which case it shall be deemed to have
                        been given when confirmation of its transmission has
                        been recorded by the sender's fax machine provided that
                        any notice dispatched by fax after 17.00 hours (at the
                        place where such fax is to be received) on any day shall
                        be deemed to have been received at 08.00 a.m. on the
                        next Business Day.

         23.8.2   The addresses and other details of the parties referred to in
                  this Clause are, subject to notification of change, as below:

                  Name:                              Hogg /HRPLC

                  For the attention of:              The Company Secretary

                  Address:                           Abbey House
                                                     282 Farnborough Road
                                                     Farnborough
                                                     Hampshire GU14 7NJ

                  Fax number:                        01252 542 444

                  Name:                              WTT/WT Technologies

                  For the attention of:              Timothy J. Severt

                  Address:                           Suite 635
                                                     6 W. Druid Hills Drive
                                                     Atlanta Georgia 30329
                                                     USA

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                  Fax number:                        001 404 814 2967

                  With copies to:

                  For the attention of:              the President
                                                     WT Technologies

                  Address:                           Suite 635
                                                     6W Druid Hills Drive
                                                     Atlanta, Georgia 30329
                                                     USA

                  Fax Number:                        001 404 814 2967

                  and:

                  For the attention of:              Jeff Haidet
                                                     Long Aldridge & Norman LLP

                  Address:                           303 Peachtree Street
                                                     Suite 5300
                                                     Atlanta, Georgia 30308
                                                     USA

                  Fax Number:                        001 404 527 5198

                  Name:                              Fortdove Limited

                  For the attention of:              The Managing Director

                  Address:                           Abbey House
                                                     282 Farnborough Road
                                                     Farnborough
                                                     Hampshire  GU14 7NJ

                  Fax number:                        01252 542444

         23.8.3   Any party to this Agreement shall use reasonable endeavours to
                  notify the others of any change to its address or other
                  details specified in Clause 23.8.2 as soon as possible prior
                  to such change and, if after, immediately thereafter, provided
                  that such notification shall only be effective on the date
                  specified in such notice or five business days after the
                  notice is given, whichever is later.

23.9     NOT A PARTNERSHIP/AGENCY

         Nothing in this Agreement shall, nor shall it be deemed to, constitute
         a partnership between the parties, or any of them. Nothing in this
         Agreement shall authorise any party to act as agent or representative
         of the others (or any of them) or to authorise any such party to assume
         or create an obligation on behalf of the other (or others), except as
         expressly provided in this Agreement.

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24.      LAW AND SETTLEMENT OF DISPUTES

24.1     ENGLISH LAW

         This Agreement shall be governed by, and construed in accordance with,
         English law and the parties hereby submit to the exclusive jurisdiction
         of the English courts.

24.2     SETTLEMENT OF DISPUTES

         24.2.1   The parties agree to work together in good faith
                  constructively to resolve any disputes between them. In the
                  event that any dispute arises, then the parties shall continue
                  to meet their obligations and rights under this Agreement
                  during the dispute resolution process.

         24.2.2   Without prejudice to Clause 24.2.1, in the event that either
                  Shareholder is negotiating the sale of Shares to the other (in
                  accordance with Clauses 14.4.1, 16.3.3, 16.4.5 or 17.7.1) or
                  to a third party (in accordance with Clauses 14.4.2 or 17.3.5)
                  both Shareholders shall procure that the Company continues to
                  operate the Business in its usual manner and, in the case of a
                  sale to a third party, to cooperate (at the selling
                  Shareholder's cost) with the selling Shareholder's reasonable
                  requests in relation to the provision of due diligence
                  information to such third parties.

24.3     MEETING OF REPRESENTATIVES

         Except as otherwise provided in this Agreement, in the event of any
         dispute between the parties arising from this Agreement, or any duty of
         care arising from or connected with the subject matter of this
         Agreement, the parties agree that a representative of the board of each
         of the Shareholders shall meet and seek resolution of the dispute in
         good faith.

24.4     RECOURSE TO COURT

         Nothing in this Clause 24 shall prevent either party from having
         recourse to a court of competent jurisdiction for the sole purpose of
         seeking a preliminary injunction or such other provisional declaratory
         relief (for the avoidance of doubt this does not include summary
         judgment) as it considers necessary to avoid irreparable damage.

AS WITNESS the hands of the duly authorised representatives of the parties the
day and year first above written.

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                           SCHEDULE 1: BUSINESS PLAN

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The establishment and 4 year plan of travel technology and online fulfillment
services for Europe.

AUTHOR:  W.BRINDLE
VERSION: 1.21
DATE:             SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 06, 2000

1.
2.
3.
4.

TABLE OF CONTENTS

1.       Executive Summary
         1.1 FINANCIAL SUMMARY
2.       Background
3.       Products
4.       Target Market
5.       Market Analysis
6.       Competition
7.       Market Opportunity
8.       Financials
         8.1 - TTG BUREAU
         8.2 - OFS

1.       EXECUTIVE SUMMARY

         As travel agencies turn their revenue stream away from commission into
         one of product and service charging, the need for creating new service
         entities is becoming more important.

         With the predicted growth of online technology and the subsequent
         changes in the existing distribution model and revenue streams, there
         is a growing demand for special services as new business opportunities
         in travel emerge with e-commerce.

         The NewCo plan is structured to take advantage of the products,
         knowledge and leading edge activities in this area within WTT and Hogg
         Robinson.

         NewCo will carry its own brand image well apart from BTIUK and will
         form part of the Hogg Robinson e-commerce division. All support, email,
         business models etc. will be the same for both the US and European
         entities.

         NewCo will focus its operations on
         the European travel market, including 3rd party agents and travel
         portals
         BTI Partners
         Hogg Robinson entities

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         NewCo will consist of 2 departments, one dealing in Bureau software
         services (hereinafter referred to as TTG) and the other dealing in
         Online Fulfilment Services (OFS).

         The initial focus will be on three business opportunities that exist in
         Europe. These are:

         i.       Bureau Services

         ii.      Managed Travel (focusing on online fulfillment of Web enabled
                  Corporate Travel requirement)

         iii.     Unmanaged Travel (servicing travel direct Portals)

         Further opportunities exist with regards to a.o. MIS, Meetings Planning
         software and also establishing a full service online travel agent.
         These will be addressed after Newco has started operations although the
         online agent could form a key element of Newco's strategy.

         As the borders breakdown within Europe and E-commerce permits Euro
         E-Centres to grow, the demand for centralized fulfillment and service
         models will increase. With the rationalization to the Euro and growth
         of E-ticket on European and intercontinental routes, the need for a
         local market corporate online service will diminish.

         We are just at the start of this change and many of the services
         offered by NewCo will be leading edge for the travel industry.

         There are several challenges ahead in the start up of NewCo, but cost
         pressures and the commoditisation of certain travel types will force
         change in the market.

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1.1      FINANCIAL SUMMARY

The following outlines a summary of the financial projections for the business:

FINANCIAL YEAR PROJECTIONS
TTG SOFTWARE/ OFS COMBINED

<TABLE>
<CAPTION>
                           00/01          01/02           02/03            03/04
                           YEAR 1         YEAR 2          YEAR 3           YEAR 4
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<S>                        <C>            <C>            <C>           <C>
BUREAU PNRS ..........     1,417,000      3,984,500      5,216,000     6,441,000

RESASSIST PNRS .......        52,100        220,550        482,500       988,500

OFS TICKETS ..........        72,517        533,833      1,215,000     2,078,333

INCOME CORRE
   CoRRe UK ..........   $   148,750    $   350,000    $   370,000   $   370,000
   CoRRe SK ..........   $    81,250    $   258,000    $   275,000   $   275,000
   CoRRe Kuoni .......   $    91,875    $   306,250    $   336,000   $   336,000
   CoRRe BTI .........   $    58,800    $    96,000    $   110,400   $   110,400
   CoRRe 3rd Party ...   $    35,000    $   175,000    $   560,000   $ 1,050,000

INCOME RESASSIST
   ResAssist HR ......   $    50,063    $   230,175    $   365,625   $   496,125
   ResAssist BTI .....   $    23,813    $    76,875    $   143,750   $   170,000
   ResAssist 3rd Party   $   101,625    $   437,500    $ 1,312,500   $ 3,500,000

HIGHLIGHTER
   Highliter HR ......   $    59,500    $   140,000    $   148,000   $   148,000
   Highliter SK ......   $    32,500    $   103,200    $   110,000   $   110,000
   Highliter BTI .....   $    22,050    $    36,000    $    41,400   $    41,400
   Highliter 3rd Party   $    10,500    $    52,500    $   168,000   $   315,000

OFS SALES
   HR OFS Corp PNRs ..   $   182,400    $   692,000    $ 1,828,000   $ 3,200,000
   OFS Corp PNRs .....   $    35,938    $   382,662    $ 1,211,000   $ 3,266,667
   OFS Portal ........   $   330,050    $ 2,520,000    $ 4,500,000   $ 5,780,000

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TOTAL REVENUE ........   $ 1,264,113    $ 5,856,162    $11,479,675   $19,168,592
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TOTAL COSTS ..........   $ 3,404,126    $ 4,929,213    $ 7,448,100   $10,304,578
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BALANCE ..............   ($2,140,013)   $   926,949    $ 4,031,575   $ 8,864,013
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------
RUNNING BALANCE ......   ($2,140,013)   ($1,213,064)   $ 2,818,511   $11,682,525
==================================================================================
</TABLE>

2.

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BACKGROUND

         The corporate travel business is set for major change, largely driven
         by

         o  Increasingly complex customer demands
         o  The need to pay by transaction differentiation
         o  Reduced remunerations from producers
         o  Rapid technology developments

         These four drivers of change all create the rapid growth of
         opportunities to make travel reservations without using the travel
         agent (either leisure or Corporate). Both producers (airlines, hotels
         etc.) and new entrants have set up Self Service Reservation (SSR)
         systems on the Internet. These systems have initially targeted the
         individual leisure traveler, but are today being more and more refined
         for corporations and corporate travelers through growth in business to
         business intranets.

         In most business developed for the Internet, the traditional rules of
         diminishing returns have been displaced by rules of increasing returns,
         i.e. early adopters stand a good chance to become decisive market
         leaders, as is the case with companies such as Microsoft, Intel and
         Cisco.

         The lead in these areas has definitely been taken by the USA. The
         lessons learned however in the USA have caused faster uptakes and
         demand in Europe as the technology being used is now more mature.

         NewCo is being formed to take control of this change as it happens in
         Europe.

         The following chart reflects the growth of MS Expedia in the UK vs the
         same start-up in the USA. Although it is consumer rather than corporate
         traffic it shows the faster acceptance curve now that the technology is
         becoming globally accepted.

         [GRAPHIC]

Although managed corporate travel online may have had a slow growth in the USA,
if you apply the same logic as has happened to consumer acceptance in the UK
then the corporations will move at a quicker pace as well. It also suggests that
direct portal take up should be quicker.

(A)
Newco will be made up of two sales lines creating 2 departments. The rationale
for this is based upon a different sales/product approach to different market
segments.

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A.       Bureau and software services will provide a wide array of travel
         transaction software to corporations, industry suppliers, and travel
         agencies. Major products include:

         o        CORRE(R): an automated quality control system
         o        RESASSIST(TM): an electronic booking system
         o        CRS SCREEN HIGHLIGHTER(R)/RESNOTEs(TM): an agent point of sale
                  tool.

Over the past few years, TTG in the USA has been moving towards service bureau
sales and operations and away from pure software license sales. At the present
time, TTG offers ResAssist and CoRRe combined as a service bureau.

     B.  OFS will operate in two different market areas within the travel
         industry: Travel Portal and Corporate. From a high level perspective,
         OFS will grow by offering the most cost effective operational
         infrastructure. o diversify into new customer areas.

         o        PORTAl
                  The Consumer segment covers leisure-related transactions for
                  air, hotel, and car that are not part of formal vacation
                  packages. This will also enable the non-managed same market
                  that is going to direct to Airline travel portals to be
                  secured.

         o        CORPORATe
                  The corporate electronic fulfillment market consists of two
                  large segments: Agency Managed and Corporate Direct. Agency
                  managed is for an agency that holds a contract with a
                  Corporation and we conduct the e-fulfilment of the online
                  business behind the agency. Corporate Direct is targeted
                  directly at the corporate who wants to use the fulfillment
                  options independently of their agency.

As the use of online bookings grows in Corporations, agents are being tasked
with stripping cost out of the structure to provide a cheaper alternative. This
can primarily be achieved by obtaining economies of scale through combining
services, adopting and incorporating technology. Travel Agents are not
delivering the services as cheap as the corporations are looking for. As
electronic media (e-ticket, phone and web) integrate themselves into travel the
users themselves are starting to segment. If a corporation has a high volume of
point to point traffic which enables automation to drop the voice and human
booking process, then the cost of that service has got to be cheaper. This is
the segment that the airlines and new entrants are chasing.

3.       Products

         Newco will offer 2 product lines, Service Bureau and Online Fulfilment.

         3.1      SERVICE BUREAU & SOFTWARE SERVICES

     Over the past few years, TTG in the USA has been moving towards service
     bureau sales and operations and away from pure software license sales. At
     the present time, TTG offers ResAssist and CoRRe combined as a service
     bureau. These products are aimed at the travel transaction software market
     and the European variants of their US counterparts.

         CoRRe - Quality Assurance
         This product offering will be centered around the heart of the

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         transaction process. CoRRe robotic applications and a bureau is being
         established to maintain QC on bookings for Hogg and BTI partners in the
         first stage. The bureau will be set up to sell its services to other
         agencies and providers (like web engines) from day one as well.

         Hogg Robinson is already implementing the Quality Assurance products
         (the CoRRe family of products) and significant experience in the
         development of the bureau services is already in place within Hogg
         Robinson.

         A repositioning and widening of a range of bureau services to European
         agencies and to BTI partners outside the Americas is a logical next
         step.

         As cost pressure continues to increase on conventional travel agencies,
         the necessity of outsourcing a range of services to reliable cost
         effective outsourcers is inevitable. The demand for our bureau services
         can be increased by demand form the Corporate community and also from
         the halo effect created as the products and services are offered by HR
         and other major agencies in response to RFP's. Major Corporations are
         now very aware of the tools an agency requires to operate their
         business efficiently. This will soon create a major demand on quality
         applications and agencies will dispose of their own applications.

         It is planned to run the bureau as a sister company of Claybrook being
         housed in the same building and sharing bureau operator staff during
         the start-up phase.

         o        ResAssist
                  Will become the de facto online booking product of NewCo. It
                  will be adapted to provide automated bookings within the
                  European arena on Galileo and Amadeus. The Sabre variant
                  remains as the USA version. ResAssist will be sold as a
                  managed bureau service, to travel agents and corporations
                  direct.

         o        Profilesync.com
                  Will be sold alongside ResAssist for online (web) updating of
                  client profiles by the corporate user.

         o        CRS Screen Highlighter/Res Notes
                  Definition needed

         o        Technology Consulting/License Sales
                  Definition needed

         3.2      ONLINE FULFILMENT SERVICES

                  3.2.1 AGENCY MANAGED AND CORPORATE DIRECT

         The objective of business fulfillment is to offer wither Travel Agents
         or Corporations the ability to offer or be offered a utility service
         for bookings made electronically.

         This service can also be combined with MIS offer for statistical
         reporting. It is clear that Managed Travel will dramatically change the
         Business Travel services sector although debate continues on the actual
         pace of change. We are developing low, medium and high takeoff
         scenarios to shape our forecasts in this arena. Partnerships are key
         but note essential to optimize growth. Microsoft (AXI) and Saber (BTS)
         are two targeted partners with Amadeus of significant interest because
         of its initiatives with both SAP and Cap Gemini. Oracle is also a
         potential partner now that it has purchased E-Travel.

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         The Managed Travel Service is however based on ResAssist being
         installed and used within the plane.

         The service is based on electronic servicing where the cost of
         producing an online reservation for the best value and service is where
         business will be won. The cheapest option, without loss of service, is
         the target.

                  3.2.2    NON-MANAGED /TRAVEL PORTAL

         The European scenario is more complex to drive to critical mass for a
         number of reasons, e.g. Charter airlines not included in the CRS
         inventory, significant package holiday market rather than mix and
         match, language variation, internet usage by country.

         The TravelPortal product will be targeted at airline, hotel, car and
         rail (producers) websites. The service will consist of the following:-

4.       Target Market

         4.1 Territory

         Newco's market has ben defined in a Shareholders Agreement to be
         Europe, BTI Partners and Hogg Robinson owned entities. For
         Non-managed/Portal OFS business, Newco is restricted to deliver
         services from UK and Nordic. The initial focus for OFS will thus be in
         the UK and Nordic markets, and for TTG, Galileo and Amadeus markets.
         This will give a European spread.

         The only product that will require market control will be Highlighter.
         Its distributed design means that local site support and installation
         will be required. Therefore only a single site sale in one market could
         be expensive and difficult to support.

         4.2 TARGET CLIENTS FOR OFS

         Target is Corporations and Travel Management Companies for managed
         travel. Primary markets will be UK & Nordic for Yr1 and Yr2, with the
         validity of the service to be built on HR Corporate business.

         This will be GDS derived fulfillment.
         The travel portal business is targeted at the airlines' and other
         producers' direct sites. These portals will need to be serviced by the
         specific host service. Therefore, large producer support will be
         targeted for critical mass of development. As explained in market
         analysis, the financial models are based on UK market % growth rather
         than specific producer.

         4.3 SERVICE BUREAU SOFTWARE SERVICES

         CORRE(1)
         Unlike OFS, the initial markets will be GDS focused with start up
         volume transferring in from HR BTI UK, Nordic, France, Italy. Other BTI
         partners will be added from the Germanic regions. Once this volume is
         secured and performing, 3rd party activity will step up with approaches
         to agencies and corporations. Both GDS of Amadeus & Galileo will be
         approached for endorsement and even to form part of their own QC
         program as well and then Sabre and Worldspan. This will give a broad
         European coverage and extra channels to market.

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         Advertisements and interviews will be made with trade and business
         publications to start promoting the company's bureau services. The
         objective will be to build brand neutrality as well as product
         knowledge and superiority.

         Work on the megas will commence on Amex through their Nordic subsidiary
         Nymn & Shultz, and Carlson through local UK contacts.

         The expected sales cycle for these accounts will be long, so a
         concerted effort on smaller agencies will be made to also build a
         neutral image.

         CORRE (2)
         This market is the QC & process engineering for the travel portals. To
         support a fully automated PNR, CoRRe will be offered to portals as a
         way of automating processes as it does for a normal agency operation.

         RESASSIST
         A similar approach will be made as for CoRRe, but the real customers
         will be the corporations. The mega agencies will not approach ResAssist
         due to their existing system deals (Amex & GetThere, Carlson and BTS),
         but we will target the rest of the agency community, along with
         Corporations direct. The bundling of an online model encapsulating QC,
         booking and fulfillment will represent an attractive offer to
         corporations and certain agencies.

         HIGHLIGHTER
         Unlike the other 2 products, Highlighter is a distributed application.
         Its market is only travel agents, and English language. Within the plan
         Highlighter has been given a transaction fee, however the market spread
         of the product will need to be reviewed so as not to deplete support
         too much.

5.       Market Analysis

         The travel transaction software and services business is moving towards
         a service bureau offering as opposed to a straight software license
         business model. Under the service bureau approach, a fee is collected
         for each transaction processed by the system. A service bureau is more
         desirable than standalone software sales mainly due to the ongoing
         revenue stream without the latter's constant re-selling efforts.

         There are four basic reasons for the move towards the service bureau.

         o        CORPORATIONS ARE UNBUNDLING TRADITIONAL AGENCY SERVICES,
                  INCLUDING TECHNOLOGY SOLUTIONS. In the past, travel agencies
                  have performed most technology development and transaction
                  processing services on an in-house basis. In turn, agencies
                  provided a one-stop source of technology services to corporate
                  customers. Now, however, corporations are beginning to
                  unbundle agency services in favor of the most efficient value
                  provider. In certain cases, they are even specifying the use
                  of specific technology products such as ResAssist in their
                  travel RFP regardless of which agency ultimately wins the bid.

         o        THE BUSINESS USE OF TRANSACTIONAL OUTSOURCING HAS BECOME A
                  RELATIVELY STANDARD PRACTICE IN MANY BUSINESSES. The agency
                  community has begun to recognize that their core competencies
                  involve customer management and relationship building as
                  opposed to processes involving transactional operations. As a
                  result, more agencies are becoming open to the idea of
                  outsourcing.

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         o        THE SERVICE BUREAU APPROACH GENERALLY INVOLVES PROCESSES THAT
                  DO NOT TOUCH THE CUSTOMER. Examples include quality control,
                  expense management, and customer fulfillment.

         o        THE ECONOMICS OF A SERVICE BUREAU ARE EXTREMELY COMPELLING IN
                  A LOW-MARGIN BUSINESS. As the full effects of the commission
                  caps take hold, and with further reductions in commissions and
                  overrides likely over the next few years, the potential cost
                  reduction from an efficient service bureau operation becomes
                  extremely attractive.

     At present, most of the major software products for sale within the
     industry are associated with a service bureau configuration. However,
     travel specific products tend to still associate themselves with local
     agency control. Therefore software components tend to be distributed rather
     than in a bureau today.

     As input to the business plan, we have analysed the European market GDS
     PNRs and the projected development for UK airline portals.

     The following figures show the available GDS PNR volume, booked by travel
     agents, by market in Europe :

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                UK                                 13.9M
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              IRELAND                              1.2M
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              GERMANY                              12.2M
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            SWITZERLAND                            2.1M
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              AUSTRIA                              1.2M
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              FRANCE                               9.5M
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              BELGIUM                              1.8M
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          THE NETHERLANDS                          2.6M
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               ITALY                               4.5M
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              GREECE                               1.0M
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              SWEDEN                               4.2M
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              NORWAY                               3.5M
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              DENMARK                              2.0M
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              FINLAND                              2.0M
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There are 61.7 Million agency booked PNRs available in the above countries in
the European market.

Of this volume:-

         15m in the UK and Ireland representing 24% of the overall volume. 11.7m
         in Nordic, representing 18.9% of the overall volume.

Of the UK and Nordic volumes:-

         Amex has                   2.2m of UK and 2.0m of Nordic
         Cwlit                      1.1m of UK and 1.2m of Nordic
         BTI                        1.2m of UK and 1.6m of Nordic

Therefore 4.5m PNRs rest in the megas in the UK and 4.8m in Nordic. Within these
two territories, 6.5m PNRs are with Amex and CWL who are longer term sales
targets leaving 10.5m PNRs with other third parties for target in the UK and
6.9m for Nordic.

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Campaigns will start in the UK, Ireland and Nordic first with France and Germany
as secondary focus markets. That enables the focus to be on Hogg Robinson main
markets to build critical mass, and also for English language focus.

The business plan for CoRRe bureau is based upon a percentage conversion of the
17.4m third party (non mega) UK/Nordic business. ResAssist HR is based upon a
percentage pick-up of the BTI UK projected e-commerce volume. ResAssist 3rd
party is based on converting a percentage of the 17.5m market volume to
self-service reservations.

OFS:

         CORPORATE

         The take up of online bookings has been slow, but within Europe this
         has mainly been due to lack of travel policy and systems. More
         corporations are now requesting travel intranets to be built that offer
         the ability to conduct e-commerce transactions. By providing systems
         that maintain policy/compliance and book quickly, corporations are
         beginning to realize the potential cost savings. They are also slowly
         realizing that an e-commerce programme requires commitment.

         The business plan for HR business has been built on the assumption of
         2%, 4%, 8% and 12% conversion from Y1 to Y4. The 3rd party corporate
         market plan has been based on converting 33% of the 3rd party ResAssist
         sales.

         NON-MANAGED/TRAVEL PORTAL
         The portal direct model is a fast growing business as travel is a top
         focus for internet portals. Industry figures for the US show that
         5.4%(1) of airline bookings were made online in 1999. To assess the
         business potential from the UK, the total scheduled air passenger
         volumes were researched. The CAA shows that the UK Air Market equates
         to 61m(2) uplifted passengers in 1998. 35m of these were directly
         attributable to BA ,showing the dominant volume the main carrier holds.

         The business plan is based on capturing a percentage of the online
         volume for fulfilment. Without growing the available air volume, the
         assumption of a growth in online bookings with 5 percentage points per
         annum has been taken, giving an online market of 5% (of total airline
         bookings) in YR1, 10% YR2, 15% YR3 and 20% YR4. BA, who has contributed
         with the assumptions, would themselves produce in the region of 1.75m,
         3.5m, 5.25m and 7m transactions respectively over the four years with
         these assumptions.

         OFS has targeted a market share of 2.5%, 7%, 10% and 12% of that e-
         online market.

6.       COMPETITION

NewCo's competitors include those organizations offering comparable travel
software products and service bureau-style transaction processing operations.

Technology companies in Europe have tended to build upon Back Office Systems.
More recently large travel management companies in Amadeus markets have been
developing their own systems.

US companies active in the European market place are Aqua, ATS and TTG. Neither
have claimed a significant business volume due to the costs associated with
achieving critical mass on a variable distributed platform.

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The main market in Europe is the UK, and all 3 of the above systems, plus some
smaller domestic players can be found. The main reason for this is language and
that the main US systems of Galileo, Sabre and Worldspan are prevalent in the
market.

The major European system houses have built their domestic business on the back
of large travel management companies, and have started venturing outside of
their markets. Partner S/W (Eurolloyd), TRISS (Bennett) ICSAT (Kuoni, CWLIT) are
some examples of this.

New market entrants have started to offer European self booking systems that
will compete with ResAssist. The most well known of these systems is KDS (Klee
Data Systems), who supply a variety of applications to the French speaking
markets. The KDS Wave system is not a Service Bureau configuration though and
needs to be installed by each client on individual server structures.

Apart from the private companies as listed above, the US system houses of
GetThere.com and Oracle E-travel also have a presence within Europe.

GetThere.com is by far the most aggressive system in Europe winning a few
accounts, but they are now focusing mainly on being a B2B supplier to start-up
travel portals.

The GDS also have their products available in the market, but no QC products.
Sabre BTS, Amadeus Corporate Traveller, Worldspan TripManager and Galileo
TravelPoint are all on offer but have limited success.

Amadeus has most recently started a program of investment into 3rd party
software companies, they have a 49% interest in ICSAT and the Amadeus NDC in
Germany has the controlling interest in Partner Software. Relationships between
Amadeus and SAP, Amadeus and Eriksson pose probably the strongest threat in the
future.

In general the European market does not have a class international travel
software house with large backing. The barriers to entry have always been to
great and local market focus has been the only way.

7.       MARKET OPPORTUNITY

Both service bureau and software competitors are at a competitive disadvantage
relative to NewCo. This is primarily due to the fact that they have no client as
large as BTI for reference and ongoing development. In addition, NewCo will have
a cost advantage through the transaction volume of Hogg Robinson in Europe and
WTP in the USA.

The market for electronic booking transactions is expected to grow
significantly. Fulfillment is becoming an import part of the e-commerce world
both from a customer retention and cost reduction perspective.

 OFS in the USA has the lowest cost structure in the market along with no direct
competitors for its core fulfillment service. This model will be used as a key
opportunity to gain business within Europe. NewCo will also leverage Hogg
Robinson's strong relations with key players in the travel industry and with the
corporate community.

Like the USA, Corporate travel transaction services are undergoing a fundamental
change in Europe. All participants in the market value lower transaction costs,

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and corporations are looking at the cost of a process rather than its value
relative to the ticket price. Outsourcing will become more accepted by potential
customers, as the cost of the process will be driven by volume.

As online corporate transaction volume grows, the demand for a neutral processor
will also grow. This will free up corporate travel management companies from
basic staff requirements, and enable them to focus on developing added-value
skills to differentiate themselves.

NewCo will be positioned to take advantage of this change as it happens.

The above scenarios are however relatively reactive to the fact that someone
else will take the lead and we will offer certain services.

Another opportunity could be creating our own online travel agent. A few already
exist like e-bookers and deckchair.com, but this could be a new avenue for NewCo
to investigate and establish a separate company.

Both Hogg Robinson and WTP will be offering online travel agency services but
aimed at the B2B market and not B2C. We have the knowledge and the product to
offer a BTC service and the timing could be perfect to start such a venture. A
separate business case will need to be built for this venture.

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                       SCHEDULE 2: COMPLETION AGREEMENTS

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(a)      WTT Licence

(b)      Shared Services Agreement between the Company and HRPLC

(c)      Software Development Agreement between the Company and HRPLC

(d)      Software Licence Agreement between the Company and HRPLC

(e)      Software Licence Agreement between HRPLC and the Company

(f)      Service Bureau Software Services Agreement between the Company and
         HRPLC

(g)      Service Bureau/Outsourcing Agreement for Online Fulfillment Services
         between the Company and HRPLC

(h)      Reciprocal Software Development Agreement between the Company and WTT

(i)      Software Support Agreement between the Company and WTT

(j)      Software Support Agreement between the Company and HRPLC

(k)      Operating Agreement between WT Technologies and Hogg Robinson
         International Benefits Limited

(l)      Bill of Sale and General Assignment between WT Technologies and Hogg
         Robinson International Benefits Limited

(m)      Loan Note

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                         SCHEDULE 3: DEED OF ADHERENCE

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THIS DEED OF ADHERENCE is made on [         ] 200[   ]

By [ ] of [ ] (the "COVENANTOR") in favour of the persons whose names are set
out in the schedule to this Deed and is SUPPLEMENTAL to the Shareholders
Agreement dated [ ] made by [ ] (the "SHAREHOLDERS AGREEMENT")

THIS DEED WITNESSES as follows:

1.       The Covenantor confirms that it has been given and read a copy of the
         Shareholders Agreement and covenants with each person name in the
         schedule to this Deed to perform and be bound by all the terms of the
         Shareholders Agreement, except clauses [ ], as if the Covenantor were a
         Shareholder who is a party to the Shareholders Agreement.

2. This Deed is governed by English law.

IN WITNESS WHEREOF this Deed has been executed by the Covenantor and is intended
to be and is hereby delivered on the date first above written.

SCHEDULE

[Parties to Shareholders Agreement including those who have executed earlier
deeds of adherence.]

EXECUTED as a deed by      )
[                 ]        )        ..........................................
                                     Director's signature

                                     ..........................................
                                     Director's name

                                     ..........................................
                                     Director/Secretary's signature

                                     ..........................................
                                     Director/Secretary's name

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                              SCHEDULE 4: TARGETS

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<TABLE>
<CAPTION>
OFS SERVICES TARGET                         BUSINESS PLAN           TARGET         TARGET #           ACTUAL    STATUS
<S>                                         <C>                     <C>            <C>                <C>       <C>

                                                                       75%

UK Airline passengers
                                               61,000,000

Portal share                                        15.0%

Portal passengers
                                                9,150,000

NEWCO MARKET SHARE                                  10.0%             7.5%                2                       FAIL

Newco transactions
                                                  915,000

Price/Transaction, USD
                                                        6

NEWCO OFS SERVICES SALES                                                                  1                       FAIL
                                                5,490,000        4,117,500
</TABLE>

If the Company fails to meet OFS Services Target # 1, then Target # 2 shall be
measured. If the Company also fails to meet Target # 2, then the Company has
failed to meet the OFS Services Target.

<TABLE>
<CAPTION>
TTG TARGET (CORRE ONLY)                     BUSINESS PLAN           TARGET         TARGET #
<S>                                         <C>                    <C>             <C>                        <C>
                                                                       75%

TTL Newco CoRRe PNR's
                                                4,240,000

3RD PARTY SHARE                                     10.0%             7.5%                2                       FAIL

3rd party PNR's
                                                  424,000

Price/Transaction, USD
                                                     0.50

NEWCO TTG CORRE SALES                                                                     1                       FAIL
                                                  212,000          159,000
</TABLE>

If the Company fails to meet TTG Target # 1, then Target # 2 shall be measured.
If the Company also fails to meet Target 2, the Company has failed to meet the
TTG Target.

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<TABLE>
<CAPTION>
OFS CORPORATE SERVICES TARGET               BUSINESS PLAN           TARGET         TARGET #           ACTUAL    STATUS
<S>                                         <C>                     <C>            <C>                <C>       <C>
                                                                       75%

PNR's in UK and Nordic Countries
                                               17,500,000

Percentage of PNR:s on SSR                          15.0%

SSR PNR's
                                                2,625,000

Newco market share                                  10.0%

Newco ResAssist transactions
                                                  262,500

OFS CORPORATE SHARE                                33.33%            25.0%                2                       FAIL

OFS Corporate transactions
                                                   87,500

Price/Transaction, USD
                                                    14.00

OFS CORPORATE SERVICES SALES                                                              1                       FAIL
                                                1,225,000          918,750
</TABLE>

If the Company fails to meet the TTG Target, then the OFS Corporate Services
Target shall be measured.

If the Company fails to meet OFS Corporate Services Target # 1, then Target # 2
shall be measured. If the Company also fails to meet Target # 2, the Company has
failed to meet the OFS Corporate Services Target.

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                               ANNEX A: ARTICLES

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COMPANY NUMBER: 3841799

                          COMPANIES ACTS 1985 AND 1989

                     ---------------------------------------

                             ARTICLES OF ASSOCIATION

                                       FOR

                                FORTDOVE LIMITED

                     ---------------------------------------

          Adopted by a Written Resolution dated          February 2000

                             MCDERMOTT, WILL & EMERY
                                  7 BISHOPSGATE
                                     LONDON
                                    EC2N 3AQ

                               TEL: 020 7577 6900
                               FAX: 020 7577 6950

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COMPANY NUMBER: 3841799

1.       INTERPRETATION

1.1      In these Articles:

         ""A" DIRECTOR" means a Director appointed an "A" Director pursuant to
         ARTICLE 20.1;

         ""A" SHARE" means an "A" Share of (pound)1 in the capital of the
         CompaNY;

         ""A" SHAREHOLDER" means a holder of "A" Shares;

         "ACT" means the Companies Act 1985 including any statutory modification
         or re-enactment thereof for the time being in force;

         "ADDITIONAL DIRECTOR" means a Director appointed pursuant to Article
         20.3;

         "ARTICLES" means these articles of association of the Company;

         "ASSOCIATE" means in relation to any Shareholder any subsidiary
         undertaking or parent undertaking of that Shareholder, or any other
         subsidiary undertaking of such parent undertaking, and for these
         purposes "parent undertaking" means, in relation to another undertaking
         (a subsidiary undertaking) an undertaking which holds (directly or
         indirectly) at least 75 per cent. of the Voting Rights in the
         undertaking and "subsidiary undertaking" shall be construed
         accordingly;

         "AUDITORS" means the auditors from time to time of the Company;

         ""B" DIRECTOR" means a Director appointed a "B" Director pursuant to
         ARTICLE 20.2;

         ""B" SHARE" means a "B" Share of (pound)1 in the capital of the
         CompaNY;

         ""B" SHAREHOLDER" means a holder of "B" Shares;

         "BOARD" means the board of Directors of the Company from time to time;

         "BUSINESS DAY" means any day (other than a Saturday or Sunday) on which
         banks are open for business in England and Atlanta, Georgia;

         "CLEAR DAYS" in relation to the period of a notice means that period
         excluding the day when the notice is given or deemed to be given and
         the day for which it is given or on which it is to take effect;

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         "DIRECTOR" means any director from time to time of the Company,
         including (where applicable) any alternate director;

         "EXECUTED" includes any mode of execution;

         "OFFICE" means the registered office of the Company;

         "HOLDER" or "MEMBER" in relation to Shares means the person whose name
         is entered in the register of members as the holder of the Shares;

         "SEAL" means the common seal of the Company;

         "SECRETARY" means the secretary of the Company or any other person
         appointed to perform the duties of the secretary of the Company,
         including a joint, assistant or deputy secretary;

         "SHARES" means any and/or all of the "A" Shares and "B" Shares;

         "TRANSFER NOTICE" has the meaning set out in ARTICLE 10;

         "UNITED KINGDOM" means Great Britain and Northern Ireland;

         "VOTING RIGHTS" means voting rights exercisable at general meeting of
         members of a Company;

         "WRITING" shall be deemed to include photocopy, telex, facsimile,
         telegram and other methods of reproducing or communicating in writing
         in visible form.

1.2      Unless the context otherwise requires, words or expressions contained
         in these Articles bear the same meaning as in the Act but excluding any
         statutory modification thereof not in force when these Articles become
         binding on the Company.

2.       PRIVATE COMPANY

         The Company is a "Private Company" within the meaning of Section 1 of
         the Act and accordingly no shares in or debentures of the Company shall
         be offered to the public (whether for cash or otherwise) and the
         Company shall not allot or agree to allot (whether for cash or
         otherwise) any shares in or debentures of the Company with a view to
         all or any of those shares or debentures being offered for sale to the
         public.

3.       SHARE CAPITAL

3.1      The share capital of the Company at the date of adoption of these
         Articles is (pound)100 divided into 50 "A" Shares and 50 "B" Shares.
         The "A" Shares and the "B" Shares shall entitle the holders of those
         shares to the respective rights and privileges and subject them to the
         respective restrictions and provisions contained in these Articles.

3.2      Subject to the provisions of the Act, Shares may be issued which are to
         be redeemed or are to be liable to be redeemed at the option of the
         Company or the holder on such terms and in such manner as the Company
         may by special resolution determine.

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3.3      The Company may exercise the powers of paying commissions conferred by
         the Act. Subject to the provisions of the Act, any such commission may
         be satisfied by the payment of cash or by the allotment of fully or
         partly paid Shares or partly in one way and partly in the other.

3.4      Except as required by law, no person shall be recognised by the Company
         as holding any Share upon any trust and (except as otherwise provided
         by these Articles or by law) the Company shall not be bound by or
         recognise any interest in any Share except an absolute right to the
         entirety thereof in the holder.

3.5      The rights conferred upon the holders of the "A" Shares and "B" Shares
         shall be deemed to be varied by:

         3.5.1    the reduction of the capital paid up on any of those Shares;

         3.5.2    by the creation or issue of further Shares ranking in priority
                  to them for the payment of a dividend or of capital; or

         3.5.3    any amendment to the Memorandum of Association or these
                  Articles;

         but shall not be deemed to be varied by:

         3.5.4    the creation or issue of further Shares ranking subsequent to
                  them; or

         3.5.5    by the Company purchasing an equal number of "A" Shares and
                  "B" Shares.

4.       ALLOTMENT OF SHARES

4.1      Subject to the provisions of these Articles and the Act, the Directors
         shall have authority to allot, grant options over, offer or otherwise
         deal with or dispose of any unissued Shares (whether forming part of
         the original or any increased share capital) on such terms and
         conditions as the Company may by ordinary resolution determine.

4.2      In exercising their authority under ARTICLE 4.1 the Directors shall not
         be required to have regard to Sections 89(1) and 90(1) to (6)
         (inclusive) of the Act which Sections shall be excluded from applying
         to the Company.

5.       SHARE CERTIFICATES

5.1      Every member, upon becoming the holder of any Shares, shall be entitled
         without payment to one certificate for all the Shares held by him (and,
         upon transferring a part of his holding of Shares, to a certificate for
         the balance of such holding) or several certificates each for one or
         more of his Shares upon payment for every certificate after the first
         of such reasonable sum as the Directors may determine. Every
         certificate shall be sealed with the seal and shall specify the number,
         class and distinguishing numbers (if any) of the Shares to which it
         relates and the amount or respective amounts paid up thereon.

5.2      The Company shall not be bound to issue more than one certificate for
         Shares held jointly by several persons and delivery of a certificate to
         one joint holder shall be a sufficient delivery to all of them.

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5.3      If a share certificate is defaced, worn-out, lost or destroyed, it may
         be renewed on such terms (if any) as to evidence and indemnity and
         payment of the expenses reasonably incurred by the Company in
         investigating evidence as the Directors may determine but otherwise
         free of charge, and (in the case of defacement or wearing-out) on
         delivery up of the old certificate.

6.       LIEN

6.1      The Company shall have a first and paramount lien on every Share,
         whether fully paid or not, for all moneys (whether presently payable or
         not) payable at a fixed time or called in respect of that Share. The
         Company shall also have a first and paramount lien on all Shares,
         whether fully paid or not, standing registered in the name of any
         person indebted or under liability to the Company, whether he shall be
         the sole registered holder thereof or shall be one of two or more joint
         holders, for all moneys presently payable by him or his estate to the
         Company. The Directors may at any time declare any Share to be wholly
         or in part exempt from the provisions of this ARTICLE 6.1. The
         Company's lien on a Share shall extend to any amount payable in respect
         of it.

6.2      The Company may sell in such manner as the Directors determine any
         Shares on which the Company has a lien if a sum in respect of which the
         lien exists is presently payable and is not paid within fourteen clear
         days after notice has been given to the holder of the Share or to the
         person entitled to it in consequence of the death or bankruptcy of the
         holder, demanding payment and stating that if the notice is not
         complied with the Shares may be sold.

6.3      To give effect to a sale the Directors may authorise some person to
         execute an instrument of transfer of the Shares sold to, or in
         accordance with the directions of, the purchaser. The title of the
         transferee to the Shares shall not be affected by any irregularity in
         or invalidity of the proceedings in reference to the sale.

6.4      The net proceeds of the sale, after payment of the costs, shall be
         applied in payment of so much of the sum for which the lien exists as
         is presently payable, and any residue shall (upon surrender to the
         Company for cancellation of the certificate for the Shares sold and
         subject to a like lien for any moneys not presently payable as existed
         upon the Shares before the sale) be paid to the person entitled to the
         Shares at the date of the sale.

7.       CALLS ON SHARES AND FORFEITURE

7.1      Subject to the terms of allotment, the Directors may make calls upon
         the members in respect of any moneys unpaid on their Shares (whether in
         respect of nominal value or premium) and each member shall (subject to
         receiving at least fourteen clear days' notice specifying when and
         where payment is to be made) pay to the Company as required by the
         notice the amount called on his Shares. A call may be required to be
         paid by instalments. A call may, before receipt by the Company of any
         sum due thereunder, be revoked in whole or part and payment of a call
         may be postponed in whole or part. A person upon whom a call is made
         shall remain liable for calls made upon him notwithstanding the
         subsequent transfer of the Shares in respect whereof the call was made.

7.2      A call shall be deemed to have been made at the time when the
         resolution of the Directors authorising the call was passed.

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7.3      The joint holders of a Share shall be jointly and severally liable to
         pay all calls in respect thereof.

7.4      If a call remains unpaid after it has become due and payable the person
         from whom it is due and payable shall pay interest on the amount unpaid
         from the day it became due and payable until it is paid at the rate
         fixed by the terms of allotment of the Share or in the notice of the
         call or, if no rate is fixed, at the appropriate rate (as defined by
         the Act) but the Directors may waive payment of the interest wholly or
         in part.

7.5      An amount payable in respect of a Share on allotment or at any fixed
         date, whether in respect of nominal value or premium or as an
         instalment of a call, shall be deemed to be a call and if it is not
         paid the provisions of these Articles shall apply as if that amount had
         become due and payable by virtue of a call.

7.6      Subject to the terms of allotment, the Directors may make arrangements
         on the issue of Shares for a difference between the holders in the
         amounts and times of payment of calls on their Shares.

7.7      If a call remains unpaid after it has become due and payable the
         Directors may give to the person from whom it is due not less than
         fourteen clear days' notice requiring payment of the amount unpaid
         together with any interest which may have accrued and all expenses that
         may have been incurred by the Company by reason of such non-payment.
         The notice shall name the place where payment is to be made and shall
         state that if the notice is not complied with the Shares in respect of
         which the call was made will be liable to be forfeited.

7.8      If the notice is not complied with any Share in respect of which it was
         given may, before the payment required by the notice has been made, be
         forfeited by a resolution of the Directors and the forfeiture shall
         include all dividends or other moneys payable in respect of the
         forfeited Shares and not paid before the forfeiture.

7.9      Subject to the provisions of the Act, a forfeited Share may be sold,
         re-allotted or otherwise disposed of on such terms and in such manner
         as the Directors determine either to the person who was before the
         forfeiture the holder or to any other person and at any time before
         sale, re-allotment or other disposition, the forfeiture may be
         cancelled on such terms as the Directors think fit. Where for the
         purposes of its disposal a forfeited Share is to be transferred to any
         person the Directors may authorise some person to execute an instrument
         of transfer of the Share to that person.

7.10     A person any of whose Shares have been forfeited shall cease to be a
         member in respect of them and shall surrender to the Company for
         cancellation the certificate for the Shares forfeited but shall remain
         liable to the Company for all moneys which at the date of forfeiture
         were presently payable by him to the Company in respect of those Shares
         with interest at the rate at which interest was payable on those moneys
         before the forfeiture or, if no interest was so payable, at the
         appropriate rate (as defined in the Act) from the date of forfeiture
         until payment but the Directors may waive payment wholly or in part or
         enforce payment without any allowance for the value of the Shares at
         the time of forfeiture or for any consideration received on their
         disposal.

7.11     A statutory declaration by a Director or the Secretary that a Share has
         been forfeited on a specified date shall be conclusive evidence of the
         facts stated in it as against all persons claiming to be entitled to

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         the Share and the declaration shall (subject to the execution of an
         instrument of transfer if necessary) constitute a good title to the
         Share and the person to whom the Share is disposed of shall not be
         bound to see to the application of the consideration, if any, nor shall
         his title to the Share be affected by any irregularity in or invalidity
         of the proceedings in reference to the forfeiture or disposal of the
         Share.

8.       TRANSFER OF SHARES

8.1      The instrument of transfer of a Share may be in any usual form or in
         any other form which the Directors may approve and shall be executed by
         or on behalf of the transferor and, unless the Share is fully paid, by
         or on behalf of the transferee.

8.2      The Directors may refuse to register the transfer of a Share on which
         the Company has a lien. The Directors may also refuse to register a
         transfer unless:

         8.2.1    it is permitted by ARTICLE 9 or has been made in accordance
                  with ARTICLE 10 and 11;

         8.2.2    it is lodged at the office or at such other place as the
                  Directors may appoint and is accompanied by the certificate
                  for the Shares to which it relates and such other evidence as
                  the Directors may reasonably require to show the right of the
                  transferor to make the transfer;

         8.2.3    it is in respect of only one class of shares; and

         8.2.4    it is in favour of not more than four transferees; and

8.3      If the Directors refuse to register a transfer of a Share, they shall
         within 10 Business Days after the date on which the transfer was lodged
         with the Company send to the transferee and the transferor notice of
         the refusal.

8.4      No fee shall be charged for the registration of any instrument of
         transfer or other document relating to or affecting the title to any
         Share.

8.5      The Company shall be entitled to retain any instrument of transfer
         which is registered, but any instrument of transfer which the Directors
         refuse to register shall be returned to the person lodging it when
         notice of the refusal is given.

9.       PERMITTED TRANSFERS

9.1      A member may at any time transfer all of its Shares (the "Relevant
         Shares") to an Associate. The Associate may at any time transfer all of
         the Relevant Shares to the member or another Associate of the member.
         Article 10 shall not apply to the transfer of any Relevant Shares
         pursuant to this Article 9.1.

9.2      If the Relevant Shares have been transferred under ARTICLE 9.1 by a
         member (the "Transferor" to its Associate (the "Transferee") and
         subsequently the Transferee ceases to be an Associate of the Transferor
         then the Transferee shall forthwith transfer the Relevant Shares to the
         Transferor or at the Transferor's option to an Associate of the
         Transferor. If the Transferee fails to transfer the Relevant Shares
         within twenty-eight days of the Transferee ceasing to be an Associate
         of the Transferor then the Transferee shall be deemed to have served a
         Transfer Notice in respect of the Relevant Shares and the provisions of
         ARTICLE 10 shall apply accordingly. The Transfer Notice shall be
         irrevocable.

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9.3      The Directors may require the holder of the Relevant Shares or the
         person named as transferee in any transfer lodged for registration to
         furnish the Directors with such information and provide such other
         documentation as the Directors may reasonably consider necessary for
         the purpose of ensuring that a transfer of Shares is permitted under
         ARTICLE 9.1. If the information is not provided within twenty-eight
         days of the request the directors may refuse to register the transfer
         of the Relevant Shares.

10.      TRANSFERS SALE TO THIRD PARTIES

10.1     Before a member (the "Vendor") transfers or disposes all, but not some
         only of its shares ("Offered Shares") the Vendor shall give notice in
         writing (the "Transfer Notice") to the other member (the "Purchaser")
         of its intention to sell the Offered Shares and to negotiate with the
         Purchaser in good faith the price and corresponding terms of purchase
         for the Offered Shares. In the event that by the forty-fifth day after
         the date of the Offer Notice (the "Third Party Date") the Vendor does
         not accept the Purchaser's final proposed price and corresponding terms
         (the "Final Offer"), the Vendor shall notify the Purchaser in writing
         that the Purchaser's final price and terms have been rejected.

10.2     In the event the Purchaser does not accept the Final Offer, the Vendor
         may sell the Offered Shares to a third party or parties; provided,
         however, that any sale to a third party of the Offered Shares must be
         evidenced by a letter of intent which must be signed within six months
         of the Third Party Date and the contemplated transaction must be
         completed within one year of the Third Party Date. The sale of the
         Offered Shares to a third party or parties shall be for a price not
         less than 95% of the Final Offer.

10.3     In the event of a sale to a third party in accordance with Article
         10.2, the Board shall be reconstituted and the "A" Shareholder and the
         "B" Shareholder shall each be entitled to and shall appoint three
         Directors (who shall be designated "A" Directors and "B" Directors
         respectively) and each such Director shall be entitled to one vote. For
         the avoidance of doubt, the members may also agree to jointly appoint
         such further number of Directors as they may determine and each such
         further Director shall be entitled to one vote.

11.      CONVERSION OF "A" AND "B" SHARES

11.1     When an "A" Share is transferred to a "B" Shareholder it shall be
         converted into a "B" Share.

11.2     When a "B" Share is transferred to an "A" Shareholder it shall be
         converted into an "A" Share.

12.      TRANSMISSION OF SHARES

12.1     If a member dies the survivor or survivors where he was a joint holder,
         and his personal representatives where he was a sole holder or the only
         survivor of joint holders, shall be the only persons recognised by the
         Company as having any title to his interest; but nothing herein
         contained shall release the estate of a deceased member from any
         liability in respect of any Share which had been jointly held by him.

12.2     A person becoming entitled to a Share in consequence of the death or
         bankruptcy of a member may, upon such evidence being produced as the
         Directors may properly require, elect either to become the holder of

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         the Share or to have some person nominated by him registered as the
         transferee. If he elects to become the holder he shall give notice to
         the Company to that effect. If he elects to have another person
         registered he shall execute an instrument of transfer of the Share to
         that person. ARTICLE 10 relating to the transfer of Shares shall apply
         to the notice or instrument of transfer as if it were an instrument of
         transfer executed by the member and the death or bankruptcy of the
         member had not occurred.

12.3     A person becoming entitled to a Share in consequence of the death or
         bankruptcy of a member shall have the rights to which he would be
         entitled if he were the holder of the Share, except that he shall not,
         before being registered as the holder of the Share, be entitled in
         respect of it to attend or vote at any meeting of the Company or at any
         separate meeting of the holders of any class of shares in the Company.

13.      ALTERATION OF SHARE CAPITAL

13.1     Subject to the provisions of the Act, the Company may by Ordinary
         Resolution:

         13.1.1   increase its share capital by new shares of such amount as the
                  resolution prescribes;

         13.1.2   consolidate and divide all or any of its share capital into
                  shares of larger amount than its existing shares;

         13.1.3   subject to the provisions of the Act, sub-divide its shares,
                  or any of them, into shares of smaller amount and the
                  resolution may determine that, as between the shares resulting
                  from the sub-division, any of them may have any preference or
                  advantage as compared with the others; and

         13.1.4   cancel shares which, at the date of the passing of the
                  resolution, have not been taken or agreed to be taken by any
                  person and diminish the amount of its share capital by the
                  amount of the shares so cancelled.

13.2     Whenever as a result of a consolidation of shares any members would
         become entitled to fractions of a share, the Directors may, on behalf
         of those members, sell the shares representing the fractions for the
         best price reasonably obtainable to any person (including, subject to
         the provisions of the Act, the Company) and distribute the net proceeds
         of sale in due proportion among those members, and the Directors may
         authorise some person to execute an instrument of transfer of the
         shares to, or in accordance with the directions of, the purchaser. The
         transferee shall not be bound to see to the application of the purchase
         money nor shall his title to the shares be affected by any irregularity
         in or invalidity of the proceedings in reference to the sale.

13.3     Subject to the provisions of the Act, the Company may by Special
         Resolution reduce its share capital, any capital redemption reserve and
         any share premium account in any way.

14.      PURCHASE OF OWN SHARES

         Subject to the provisions of the Act, the Company may purchase its own
         shares (including any redeemable shares) and, for so long as it is a
         private company, make a payment in respect of the redemption or
         purchase of its own shares whether out of its distributable profits or
         out of the proceeds of a fresh issue of shares or otherwise.

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15.      GENERAL MEETINGS

15.1     All General Meetings other than Annual General Meetings shall be called
         Extraordinary General Meetings.

15.2     The Directors may call General Meetings and, on the requisition of
         members pursuant to the provisions of the Act, shall forthwith proceed
         to convene an Extraordinary General Meeting for a date not later than
         twenty-eight days after receipt of the requisition. If there are not
         within the United Kingdom sufficient Directors to call a General
         Meeting, any Director or any member of the Company may call a General
         Meeting.

16.      NOTICE OF GENERAL MEETINGS

16.1     An Annual General Meeting and an Extraordinary General Meeting called
         for the passing of a Special Resolution or a resolution appointing a
         person as a Director shall be called by at least twenty-one clear days'
         notice. All other Extraordinary General Meetings other than a meeting
         called for the passing of an elective resolution may be called by
         shorter notice if it is so agreed:

         16.1.1   in the case of an Annual General Meeting, by all the members
                  entitled to attend and vote thereat; and

         16.1.2   in the case of any other meeting by a majority in number of
                  the members having a right to attend and vote, being (i) a
                  majority together holding not less than such percentage in
                  nominal value of the shares giving that right as has been
                  determined by elective resolution in accordance with the Act
                  or (ii) if no such elective resolution is in force a majority
                  together holding not less than ninety-five per cent in nominal
                  value of the Shares giving that right.

16.2     Every notice convening a General Meeting shall specify the time and
         place of the meeting and the general nature of the business to be
         transacted and, in the case of an Annual General Meeting, shall specify
         the meeting as such. Every notice convening a General Meeting shall
         also comply with the provisions of Section 372(3) of the Act as to
         giving information to members in regard to their right to appoint
         proxies.

16.3     Subject to the provisions of these Articles and to any restrictions
         imposed on any Shares, notices of and other communications relating to
         any General Meeting shall be given to all the members entitled to
         receive the same, to all persons entitled to a Share in consequence of
         the death or bankruptcy of a member and to the Directors and Auditors.

16.4     The accidental omission to give notice of a meeting to, or the
         non-receipt of notice of a meeting by, any person entitled to receive
         notice shall not invalidate the proceedings at that meeting.

17.      PROCEEDINGS AT GENERAL MEETINGS

17.1     No business shall be transacted at any General Meeting unless a quorum
         is present at the time when the meeting proceeds to business and whilst
         the business of the meeting is being transacted. A quorum shall consist
         of at least one "A" Shareholder and one "B" Shareholder, present in
         person or by proxy or (being a corporation) represented in accordance
         with Section 375 of the Act, together owning not less than one half in
         nominal value of the issued shares.

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17.2     If a quorum is not present, within half an hour from the time appointed
         for a General Meeting the General Meeting shall stand adjourned to the
         same day in the next week at the same time and place or to such other
         day and at such other time and place as the Directors may determine;
         and if at the adjourned General Meeting a quorum is not present within
         half an hour from the time appointed therefor such adjourned General
         Meeting shall be dissolved.

17.3     The Chairman, if any, of the Board or in his absence the deputy
         Chairman of the Board or in his absence some other Director nominated
         by the Directors shall preside as chairman of the General Meeting, but
         if neither the Chairman nor the deputy Chairman nor such other Director
         (if any) be present within fifteen minutes after the time appointed for
         holding the General Meeting and willing to act, the Directors present
         shall elect one of their number to be chairman and, if there is only
         one Director present and willing to act, he shall be chairman.

17.4     If no Director is willing to act as Chairman, or if no Director is
         present within fifteen minutes after the time appointed for holding the
         General Meeting, the members present and entitled to vote shall choose
         one of their number to be chairman.

17.5     A Director shall, notwithstanding that he is not a member, be entitled
         to attend and speak at any General Meeting and at any separate meeting
         of the holders of any class of shares in the Company.

17.6     The Chairman may, with the consent of a General Meeting at which a
         quorum is present (and shall if so directed by the meeting), adjourn
         the General Meeting from time to time and from place to place, but no
         business shall be transacted at an adjourned General Meeting other than
         business which might properly have been transacted at the General
         Meeting had the adjournment not taken place. It shall not be necessary
         to give any such notice of such adjourned General Meetings.

17.7     A resolution put to the vote of a General Meeting shall be decided on a
         show of hands unless before, or on the declaration of the result of,
         the show of hands a poll is duly demanded. Subject to the provisions of
         the Act, a poll may be demanded:

         17.7.1   by the Chairman; or

         17.7.2   by at least two members having the right to vote at the
                  meeting; or

         17.7.3   by a member or members representing not less than one-tenth of
                  the total voting rights of all the members having the right to
                  vote at the meeting; or

         17.7.4   by a member or members holding shares conferring a right to
                  vote at the meeting being shares on which an aggregate sum has
                  been paid up equal to not less than one-tenth of the total sum
                  paid up on all the shares conferring that right;

         and a demand by a person as proxy for a member shall be the same as a
         demand by the member.

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17.8     The demand for a poll may, before the poll is taken, be withdrawn but
         only with the consent of the chairman and a demand so withdrawn shall
         not be taken to have invalidated the result of a show of hands declared
         before the demand was made.

17.9     A poll shall be taken as the chairman directs and he may appoint
         scrutineers (who need not be members) and fix a time and place for
         declaring the result of the poll. The result of the poll shall be
         deemed to be the resolution of the meeting at which the poll was
         demanded.

17.10    In the case of an equality of votes, whether on a show of hands or on a
         poll, the Chairman shall not be entitled to a casting vote in addition
         to any other vote he may have.

17.11    A poll demanded on the election of a Chairman or on a question of
         adjournment shall be taken forthwith. A poll demanded on any other
         question shall be taken either forthwith or at such time and place as
         the Chairman directs not being more than thirty days after the poll is
         demanded. The demand for a poll shall not prevent the continuance of a
         meeting for the transaction of any business other than the question on
         which the poll was demanded. If a poll is demanded before the
         declaration of the result of a show of hands and the demand is duly
         withdrawn, the meeting shall continue as if the demand had not been
         made.

17.12    No notice need be given of a poll not taken forthwith if the time and
         place at which it is to be taken are announced at the meeting at which
         it is demanded. In any other case at least seven clear days' notice
         shall be given specifying the time and place at which the poll is to be
         taken.

17.13    Subject to any statutory provision a resolution in writing expressed to
         be an ordinary, special or extraordinary resolution signed by or on
         behalf of all the members of the Company who would be entitled to
         receive notice of and attend and vote on such resolution at a General
         Meeting or of the holders of any class of shares thereof shall be as
         valid and effectual as if the same had been passed at such a General
         Meeting duly convened and held, or of the holders of any such class of
         shares, duly convened and held, and may consist of several documents in
         the like form each signed by one or more persons. In the case of a
         corporation the resolution may be signed on its behalf by a director
         thereof or by its duly appointed attorney or duly authorised
         representative.

17.14    Any member or his proxy may validly participate in a General Meeting
         through the medium of conference telephone, video-conferencing
         equipment or similar form of communication equipment provided that all
         persons participating in the meeting are able to hear and speak to each
         other throughout the meeting. A person so participating shall be deemed
         to be present in person at the meeting and shall be counted in a quorum
         and entitled to vote. A resolution passed at any meeting held in this
         manner and signed by the Chairman shall be as valid and effectual as if
         it had been passed at a meeting of the Board (or, as the case may be,
         of that committee) duly convened and held, notwithstanding that fewer
         than two directors or alternate directors are physically present at the
         same place. Such a meeting shall be deemed to take place where the
         largest group of those participating is assembled, or, if there is no
         such group, at the location of the Chairman.

18.      VOTES OF MEMBERS

18.1     Subject to any rights or restrictions attached to any Shares contained
         in these Articles, on a show of hands every member who (being an
         individual) is present in person or (being a corporation) is present by
         a duly authorised representative, not being himself a member entitled
         to vote, shall have one vote and on a poll every member shall have one
         vote for every Share of which he is the holder.

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18.2     In the case of joint holders the vote of the senior who tenders a vote,
         whether in person or by proxy, shall be accepted to the exclusion of
         the votes of the other joint holders; and seniority shall be determined
         by the order in which the names of the holders stand in the register of
         members.

18.3     A member in respect of whom an order has been made by any court having
         jurisdiction (whether in the United Kingdom or elsewhere) in matters
         concerning mental disorder may vote, whether on a show of hands or on a
         poll, by his receiver, curator bonis or other person authorised in that
         behalf appointed by that court, and any such receiver, curator bonis or
         other person may, on a poll, vote by proxy. Evidence to the
         satisfaction of the Directors of the authority of the person claiming
         to exercise the right to vote shall be deposited at the office before
         the time appointed for holding the meeting or adjourned meeting at
         which the right to vote is to be exercised and in default the right to
         vote shall not be exercisable.

18.4     No member shall vote at any General Meeting or at any separate meeting
         of the holders of any class of shares in the Company, either in person
         or by proxy, in respect of any Share held by him unless all moneys
         presently payable by him in respect of that Share have been paid.

18.5     No objection shall be raised to the qualification of any voter except
         at the meeting or adjourned meeting at which the vote objected to is
         tendered, and every vote not disallowed at the meeting shall be valid.
         Any objection made in due time shall be referred to the chairman whose
         decision shall be final and conclusive.

18.6     On a poll votes may be given either personally or by proxy. A member
         may appoint more than one proxy to attend on the same occasion.

18.7     An instrument appointing a proxy shall be in writing, executed by or on
         behalf of the appointor and shall be in the following form (or in a
         form as near thereto as circumstances allow or in any other form which
         is usual or which the Directors may approve):

         "        PLC/Limited

         I/We,        , of
         being a member/members of the above-named company, hereby appoint
         of                                 , or failing him,
         of           , as my/our proxy to vote in my/our name[s] and on my/our
         behalf at the annual/extraordinary general meeting of the company to be
         held on                19   , and at any adjournment thereof.

         Signed on                                       19                  ."

18.8     Where it is desired to afford members an opportunity of instructing the
         proxy how he shall act the instrument appointing a proxy shall be in
         the following form (or in a form as near thereto as circumstances allow
         or in any other form which is usual or which the Directors may
         approve):

         "        PLC/Limited
         I/We,        , of

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         being a member/members of the above-named company, hereby appoint

         of               , or failing him, of                    , as my/our
         proxy to vote in my/our name[s] and on my/our behalf at the
         annual/extraordinary general meeting of the company to be held on
                         19 , and at any adjournment thereof.

         This form is to be used in respect of the resolutions mentioned below
         as follows:

         Resolution No 1 *for *against
         Resolution No 2 *for *against.
         *Strike out whichever is not desired.

         Unless otherwise instructed, the proxy may vote as he thinks fit or
         abstain from voting.

         Signed this                 day of                    19          ."

18.9     The instrument appointing a new proxy and any authority which it is
         executed or a copy of such authority certified notarially or in some
         other way approved by the Directors may:

         18.9.1   be deposited at the office or at such other place within the
                  United Kingdom as is specified in the notice convening the
                  meeting or in any instrument of proxy sent out by the Company
                  in relation to the meeting before the time for holding the
                  meeting or adjourned meeting at which the person named in the
                  instrument proposes to vote; or

         18.9.2   in the case of a poll taken more than 48 hours after it is
                  demanded, be deposited as aforesaid after the poll has been
                  demanded and before the time appointed for the taking of the
                  poll; or

         18.9.3   where the poll is not taken forthwith but is taken not more
                  than 48 hours after it was demanded, be delivered at the
                  meeting at which the poll was demanded to the Chairman or to
                  the Secretary or to any Director;

         and an instrument of proxy which is not deposited or delivered in a
         manner so permitted shall be invalid.

18.10    A vote given or poll demanded by proxy or by the duly authorised
         representative of a corporation shall be valid notwithstanding the
         previous determination of the authority of the person voting or
         demanding a poll unless notice of the determination was received by the
         Company at the office or at such other place at which the instrument of
         proxy was duly deposited before the commencement of the meeting or
         adjourned meeting at which the vote is given or the poll demanded or
         (in the case of a poll taken otherwise than on the same day as the
         meeting or adjourned meeting) the time appointed for taking the poll.

19.      NUMBER OF DIRECTORS

         The number of Directors (other than alternate directors) shall be not
         less than five and not more than seven.

20.      APPOINTMENT AND REMOVAL OF DIRECTORS

20.1     A majority of the "A" Shareholders shall be entitled at any time and
         from time to time to appoint up to three Directors to the Board and
         shall at any time be entitled to require the removal or substitution of
         any such Director so appointed by it. Any Director so appointed by the
         "A" Shareholder shall be designated as an "A" Director. A vacancy in
         the appointment of an "A" Director must be filled within 30 days.

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20.2     A majority of the "B" Shareholders shall be entitled at any time and
         from time to time to appoint up to two Directors to the Board and shall
         at any time be entitled to require the removal or substitution of any
         such Director so appointed by it. Any Director so appointed by the "B"
         Shareholder(s) shall be designated as a "B" Director. A vacancy in the
         appointment of a "B" Director must be filled within 30 days.

20.3     The Shareholders shall be entitled to appoint or remove up to two
         Additional Directors to the Board.

20.4     No share of either class shall confer any right to vote upon a
         resolution for the removal from office of a director appointed by
         holders of shares of the other class.

20.5     Any appointment of a director shall be made by notice served in writing
         on the Company and signed by the persons appointing the director. In
         the case of a corporation the notice may be signed on its behalf by a
         director or the secretary of the corporation or by its duly appointed
         attorney or duly authorised representative.

21.      DISQUALIFICATION AND REMOVAL OF DIRECTORS

21.1     The office of a Director shall be vacated if:

         21.1.1   a Director resigns his office by notice in writing to the
                  Company delivered to the office or tenders such resignation at
                  a meeting of Directors;

         21.1.2   a Director is removed from office by his appointor in
                  accordance with ARTICLES 20.1 AND 20.2;

         21.1.3   he ceases to be a director by virtue of any provision of the
                  Act or he becomes prohibited by law from being a director;

         21.1.4   he becomes bankrupt or makes any arrangement or composition
                  with his creditors generally;

         21.1.5   he is, or may be, suffering from mental disorder and either:

                  (a)   he is admitted to hospital in pursuance of an
                        application for admission for treatment under the Mental
                        Health Act 1983 or, in Scotland, an application for
                        admission under the Mental Health (Scotland) Act 1960,
                        or

                  (b)   an order is made by a court having jurisdiction (whether
                        in the United Kingdom or elsewhere) in matters
                        concerning mental disorder for his detention or for the
                        appointment of a receiver, curator bonis or other person
                        to exercise powers with respect to his property or
                        affairs; or

         21.1.6   the member who appointed the Director transfers or no longer
                  holds the Shares which entitled it to appoint the Director.

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21.2     The Directors shall not be required to retire by rotation.

21.3     No person shall be disqualified from being or becoming a Director of
         the Company by reason of his attaining or having attained the age of 70
         years or any other age.

22.      CHAIRMAN

22.1     A majority of the "A" Shareholders shall appoint a Chairman and a
         majority of the "B" Shareholders shall appoint a deputy Chairman.

22.2     If the Chairman is unable to attend any meeting of the Board or of the
         Company, the deputy Chairman shall chair the meeting at which the
         Chairman is not present and if the deputy Chairman is not present
         within five minutes after the time appointed for the meeting the
         Directors or members present at such meeting shall be entitled to
         appoint another Director to act in his place.

22.3     The Chairman and the deputy Chairman shall not have a second or casting
         vote on any matter.

23.      ALTERNATE DIRECTORS

23.1     Any Shareholder (other than an alternate director) may appoint any
         Director, or any other person approved by resolution of the Directors
         and willing to act, to be an alternate director and may remove from
         office an alternate director so appointed by him.

23.2     A Director, or any other such person may act as an alternate director
         to represent more than one Director and an alternate director shall be
         entitled at any meeting of the Directors or of any committee of the
         Directors to one vote for every Director whom he represents in addition
         to his own vote (if any) as a Director, but he shall count as only one
         for the purpose of determining whether a quorum is present.

23.3     An alternate director shall be entitled to receive notice of all
         meetings of Directors and of all meetings of committees of Directors of
         which his appointor is a member, to attend and vote at any such meeting
         at which the Director appointing him is not personally present, and
         generally to perform all the functions of his appointor as a Director
         in his absence but shall not be entitled to receive any remuneration
         from the Company for his services as an alternate director save that he
         may be paid by the Company such part (if any) of the remuneration
         otherwise payable to his appointor as such appointor may by notice in
         writing to the Company from time to time direct.

23.4     An alternate director shall cease to be an alternate director if his
         appointor ceases to be a Shareholder; but, if a Director retires but is
         reappointed or deemed to have been reappointed at the meeting at which
         he retires, any appointment of an alternate director made by him which
         was in force immediately prior to his retirement shall continue after
         his reappointment. The appointment of an alternate director shall also
         terminate automatically on the happening of any event which if he were
         a Director would cause him to vacate his office as a Director.

23.5     Any appointment or removal of an alternate director shall be by notice
         to the Company signed by the Shareholder making or revoking the
         appointment or in any other manner approved by the Directors provided
         that no Shareholder shall appoint or remove any alternate director
         without reasonable prior consultation, where practically possible, with
         the other Shareholder.

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23.6     Save as otherwise provided in these Articles, an alternate director
         shall be deemed for all purposes to be a Director and shall alone be
         responsible for his own acts and defaults and he shall not be deemed to
         be the agent of the Shareholder appointing him.

24.      POWERS OF DIRECTORS

24.1     Subject to the provisions of the Act and any directions given by
         Special Resolutions of the Company the business of the Company shall be
         managed by the Directors who may exercise all the powers of the
         Company. No alteration of the memorandum or these Articles or any such
         direction shall invalidate any prior act of the Directors which would
         have been valid if that alteration had not been made or that direction
         had not been given. The powers given by this ARTICLE 24.1 shall not be
         limited by any special power given to the Directors by these Articles
         and a meeting of Directors at which a quorum is present may exercise
         all powers exercisable by the Directors.

24.2     The Directors may, by power of attorney or otherwise, appoint any
         person to be the agent of the Company for such purposes and on such
         conditions as they determine, including authority for the agent to
         delegate all or any of his powers.

25.      DELEGATION OF DIRECTORS' POWERS

         The Directors may delegate any of their powers to an operating
         committee consisting of such members as shall be nominated and
         appointed by a majority of the "A" Shareholders, subject to the prior
         approval of such candidates by the "B" Shareholders . They may also
         delegate to any managing director or any Director holding any other
         executive office such of their powers as they consider desirable to be
         exercised by him. Subject to any such conditions, the proceedings of a
         committee with two or more members shall be governed by ARTICLE 27
         relating to the proceedings of Directors so far as they are capable of
         applying.

26.      DIRECTORS' APPOINTMENTS AND INTERESTS

26.1     Subject to the provisions of the Act the Directors may appoint one or
         more of their number to the office of managing director or to any other
         executive office under the Company and may enter into an agreement or
         arrangement with any Director for his employment by the Company or for
         the provision by him of any services outside the scope of the ordinary
         duties of a Director. Any such appointment, agreement or arrangement
         may be made upon such terms as the Directors determine and they may
         remunerate any such Director for his services as they think fit. Any
         appointment of a Director to an executive office shall terminate if he
         ceases to be a Director but without prejudice to any claim to damages
         for breach of the contract of service between the Director and the
         Company.

26.2     Provided that any Director has disclosed his interest in accordance
         with section 317 of the Act a Director:

         26.2.1   may be a party to, or otherwise interested in, any transaction
                  or arrangement with the Company or in which the Company is
                  otherwise interested;

         26.2.2   may be a director or other officer of, or employed by, or a
                  party to any transaction or arrangement with, or otherwise
                  interested in, any body corporate promoted by the Company or
                  in which the Company is otherwise interested;

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         26.2.3   shall not, by reason of his office, be accountable to the
                  Company for any benefit which he derives from any such office
                  or employment or from any such transaction or arrangement or
                  from any interest in any such body corporate and no such
                  transaction or arrangement shall be liable to be avoided on
                  the ground of any such interest or benefit; and

         26.2.4   may vote at a meeting of directors or of a committee of
                  directors on any resolution concerning a matter in which he
                  has, directly or indirectly, an interest or duty and if he
                  does so vote, his vote shall be counted and he shall be
                  counted in the quorum present at a meeting in relation to any
                  such resolution.

26.3     For the purposes of ARTICLE 26.2:

         26.3.1   a general notice given to the Directors that a Director is to
                  be regarded as having an interest of the nature and extent
                  specified in the notice in any transaction or arrangement in
                  which a specified person or class of persons is interested
                  shall be deemed to be a disclosure that the Director has an
                  interest in any such transaction of the nature and extent so
                  specified; and

         26.3.2   an interest of which a Director has no knowledge and of which
                  it is unreasonable to expect him to have knowledge shall not
                  be treated as an interest of his.

27.      PROCEEDINGS OF DIRECTORS

27.1     Subject to the provisions of these Articles, the Directors may regulate
         their proceedings as they think fit. A Director may, and the Secretary
         at the request of a Director shall, call a meeting of the Board which
         shall be held in London or such other location in the United Kingdom as
         the members shall agree in writing. Each of the Directors (and, where
         appropriate, their alternates) shall be entitled to receive written
         notice of every meeting of the Board and of every committee meeting of
         the Board of which they are a member. The notice shall specify the
         place, the day and the hour of the meeting and a written agenda
         outlining the matters to be discussed at the meeting and shall be given
         to each Director (unless all the Directors shall otherwise agree) at
         least seven days prior to the commencement of the meeting in the manner
         described in ARTICLE 27.2. No business other than those specified in
         the notice may be conducted at the meeting unless all the Directors
         unanimously agree.

27.2     A notice may be given to any Director either personally or by sending
         it by post or facsimile machine to him at the address supplied by him
         to the Company for the giving of such notices. Any such notice, if sent
         by post, shall be deemed to have been served or delivered on the day
         after the same was put in the post, and in proving such service or
         delivery it shall be sufficient to prove that the notice or document
         was properly addressed, stamped first class (airmail if overseas) and
         put in the post. Any such notice, if sent by facsimile machine, shall
         be deemed to have been served or delivered at the time of the
         transmission.

27.3     Save where agreed in writing by all the members to the contrary,
         questions arising at a Board meeting shall be decided by a majority of
         votes. Each "A" and "B" Director (or his alternate) shall be entitled
         to three votes each and any Additional Directors shall be entitled to

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         one vote each save that if one or more "A" Director(s) or "B"
         Director(s) (as the case may be) is absent from such meeting, any "A"
         Director or "B" Director or their alternates (as the case may be)
         present at such meeting shall be entitled to cast the number of votes
         of all the "A" Directors or "B" Directors (as the case may be) not
         present at such meeting.

27.4     The quorum for meetings of the Board shall be one "A" Director and one
         "B" Director. A person who holds office only as an alternate director
         shall, if his appointor is not present, be counted in the quorum. No
         meeting of the Board (or any committee thereof) may proceed to business
         no transact any business unless a quorum is present at the start of and
         through such meeting.

27.5     If and for so long as the number of Directors is reduced below the
         quorum prescribed by ARTICLE 27.4, the continuing Directors may act for
         the purpose of convening a general meeting of the Company but for no
         other purpose.

27.6     All acts done by a meeting of Directors, or of a committee of
         Directors, or by a person acting as a Director shall, notwithstanding
         that it be afterwards discovered that there was a defect in the
         appointment of any Director or that any of them were disqualified from
         holding office, or had vacated office, or were not entitled to vote, be
         as valid as if every such person had been duly appointed and was
         qualified and had continued to be a Director and had been entitled to
         vote.

27.7     A resolution in writing signed or approved by letter, telex or
         facsimile transmission by all the Directors entitled to receive notice
         of a meeting of Directors or of a committee of Directors shall be as
         valid and effectual as if it had been passed at a meeting of Directors
         or (as the case may be) a committee of Directors duly convened and held
         and, when signed or approved as aforesaid, may consist of several
         documents in the like form each signed by one or more Directors; but a
         resolution signed by an alternate director need not also be signed by
         his appointor and, if it is signed by a Director who has appointed an
         alternate director, it need not be signed by the alternate director in
         that capacity.

27.8     Any director or his alternate may validly participate in a meeting of
         the directors through the medium of conference telephone,
         video-conferencing equipment or similar form of communication equipment
         provided that all persons participating in the meeting are able to hear
         and speak to each other throughout the meeting. A person so
         participating shall be deemed to be present in person at the meeting
         and shall be counted in a quorum and entitled to vote. A resolution
         passed at any meeting held in this manner and signed by the Chairman
         shall be as valid and effectual as if it had been passed at a meeting
         of the Board (or, as the case may be, of that committee) duly convened
         and held, notwithstanding that fewer than two directors or alternate
         directors are physically present at the same place. Such a meeting
         shall be deemed to take place where the largest group of those
         participating is assembled, or, if there is no such group, at the
         location of the Chairman.

27.9     A Director may vote, at any meeting of the Directors or of any
         committee of the Directors, on any resolution, notwithstanding that it
         in any way concerns or relates to a matter in which he has, directly or
         indirectly, any kind of interest whatsoever, and of he shall vote on
         any such resolution as aforesaid his vote shall be counted; and in
         relation to any such resolution as aforesaid he shall (whether or not
         he shall vote on the same) be taken into account in calculating the
         quorum present at the meeting.

28.      REMUNERATION AND EXPENSES OF DIRECTORS

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         The Directors shall not be entitled to any remuneration or other
         benefits or any reimbursement of expenses incurred in the performance
         of their duties as a Director except in accordance with the terms of
         their service agreement (if any) or unless otherwise agreed by all the
         members in writing.

29.      SECRETARY

         Subject to the provisions of the Act, the Secretary shall be appointed
         by the Directors for such term, at such remuneration and upon such
         conditions as they may think fit; and any Secretary so appointed may be
         removed by them.

30.      MINUTES

30.1     The Directors shall cause minutes to be kept (including the names of
         the Directors present) of all proceedings at General Meetings, of
         meetings of the holders of any class of shares in the Company, of Board
         meetings, and of committees of Directors.

30.2     Draft minutes of the meetings referred to in ARTICLE 30.1 shall be
         circulated by the Secretary to each Director for approval prior to the
         relevant meeting or the next subsequent meeting of the Board.

31.      THE SEAL

31.1     If the Company has a seal it shall only be used with the authority of
         the Directors or of a committee of Directors. The Directors may
         determine who shall sign any instrument to which the seal is affixed
         and unless otherwise so determined it shall be signed by a Director and
         by the Secretary or a second Director. The obligation under ARTICLE 5
         relating to the sealing of share certificates shall apply only if the
         Company has a seal.

31.2     The Company may exercise the powers conferred by Section 39 of the Act
         with regard to having an official seal for use abroad, and such powers
         shall be vested in the Directors.

32.      DIVIDENDS

32.1     Subject to the provisions of the Act the Company may by Ordinary
         Resolution declare interim or final dividends in accordance with the
         respective rights of the members, but no dividend shall exceed the
         amount recommended by the Directors.

32.2     Subject to the provisions of the Act, the Directors may approve the
         distribution of interim dividends if it appears to them that they are
         justified by the profits of the Company available for distribution and
         the Shareholders approve such payment.

32.3     Except as otherwise provided by the rights attached to shares, all
         dividends shall be declared and paid according to the amounts paid up
         on the shares on which the dividend is paid. All dividends shall be
         apportioned and paid proportionately to the amounts paid up on the
         shares during any portion or portions of the period in respect of which
         the dividend is paid; but, if any share is issued on terms providing
         that it shall rank for dividend as from a particular date, that share
         shall rank for dividend accordingly.

32.4     A General Meeting declaring a dividend may, upon the recommendation of
         the Directors, direct that it shall be satisfied wholly or partly by
         the distribution of assets and, where any difficulty arises in regard
         to the distribution, the Directors may settle the same and in

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         particular may issue fractional certificates and fix the value for
         distribution of any assets and may determine that cash shall be paid to
         any member upon the footing of the value so fixed in order to adjust
         the rights of members and may vest any assets in trustees.

32.5     Any dividend or other moneys payable in respect of a share may be paid
         by cheque sent by post to the registered address of the person entitled
         or, if two or more persons are the holders of the share or are jointly
         entitled to it by reason of the death or bankruptcy of the holder, to
         the registered address of that one of those persons who is first named
         in the register of members or to such person and to such address as the
         person or persons entitled may in writing direct. Every cheque shall be
         made payable to the order of the person or persons entitled or to such
         other person as the person or persons entitled may in writing direct
         and payment of the cheque shall be a good discharge to the Company. Any
         joint holder or other person jointly entitled to a share as aforesaid
         may give receipts for any dividend or other moneys payable in respect
         of the share.

32.6     The Directors may deduct from any dividend or other moneys payable to
         any member or in respect of a Share any moneys presently payable by
         that member to the Company in respect of that Share.

32.7     No dividend or other moneys payable in respect of a share shall bear
         interest against the Company unless otherwise provided by the rights
         attached to the share.

32.8     Any dividend which has remained unclaimed for twelve years from the
         date when it became due for payment shall, if the Directors so resolve,
         be forfeited and cease to remain owing by the Company.

33.      ACCOUNTS

         Each member shall have a right to inspect any accounting records and
         other books or documents of the Company.

34.      CAPITALISATION OF PROFITS AND RESERVES

34.1     The Directors may, with the sanction of an ordinary resolution of the
         Company, capitalise any sum standing to the credit of any of the
         Company's reserve accounts (including its share premium account and
         capital redemption reserve) or any sum standing to the credit of its
         profit and loss account by appropriating such sum to the members in the
         proportions in which such sum would have been divisible amongst them
         had the same been a distribution of profits by way of dividend.

34.2     The Directors may do all acts and things considered necessary or
         expedient to give effect to any such capitalisation, with full power to
         the Directors to make such provisions as they think fit for the case of
         Shares becoming distributable in fractions (including provisions
         whereby the benefit of fractional entitlements accrues to the Company
         rather than to the members concerned). The Directors may authorise any
         person to enter on behalf of all the members interested into an
         agreement with the Company providing for any such capitalisation and
         matters incidental thereto and any agreement made under such authority
         shall be effective and binding on all concerned.

35.      NOTICES

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35.1     Any notice to be given to or by any person pursuant to these Articles
         shall be in writing except that a notice calling a meeting of the
         Directors need not be in writing.

35.2     The Company may give any notice to a member either personally, by
         sending it by post in a prepaid envelope addressed to the member at his
         registered address, by sending it to the member by facsimile
         transmission or by leaving it at that address. In the case of joint
         holders of a Share, all notices shall be given to the joint holder
         whose name stands first in the register of members in respect of the
         joint holding and notice so given shall be sufficient notice to all the
         joint holders.

35.3     A member present, either in person or by proxy, at any meeting of the
         Company or of the holders of any class of shares in the Company shall
         be deemed to have received notice of the meeting and, where requisite,
         of the purposes for which it was called.

35.4     Every person who becomes entitled to a Share shall be bound by any
         notice in respect of that Share which, before his name is entered in
         the register of members, has been duly given to a person from whom he
         derives his title.

35.5     Proof that an envelope containing a notice was properly addressed,
         prepaid and posted shall be conclusive evidence that the notice was
         given. A notice shall be deemed to be given at the expiration of 48
         hours after the envelope containing it was posted except in the case of
         a facsimile transmission, where notice shall be deemed to have been
         given on receipt by the Company from its facsimile machine of a report
         of successful transmission.

35.6     A notice may be given by the Company to the persons entitled to a Share
         in consequence of the death or bankruptcy of a member by sending or
         delivering it, in any manner authorised by these Articles for the
         giving of notice to a member, addressed to them by name, or by the
         title of representatives of the deceased, or trustee of the bankrupt or
         by any like description at the address, if any, within the United
         Kingdom supplied for that purpose by the persons claiming to be so
         entitled. Until such an address has been supplied, a notice may be
         given in any manner in which it might have been given if the death or
         bankruptcy had not occurred.

36.      WINDING UP

         If the Company is wound up, the liquidator may, with the sanction of an
         extraordinary resolution of the Company and other sanction required by
         the Act, divide among the members in specie the whole or any part of
         the assets of the Company and may, for that purpose, value any assets
         and determine how the division shall be carried out as between the
         members or different classes of members. The liquidator may, with the
         like sanction, vest the whole or any part of the assets in trustees
         upon such trusts for the benefit of the members as he with the like
         sanction determines, but no member shall be compelled to accept any
         assets upon which there is a liability.

37.      INDEMNITY

37.1     Every Director or other officer of the Company or the Auditors shall be
         indemnified out of the assets of the Company against all losses or
         liabilities which he may sustain or incur in or about the execution of
         the duties of his office or otherwise in relation thereto including any
         liability incurred by him in defending any proceedings whether civil or
         criminal, or in connection with any application under Section 144 or

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         Section 727 of the Act in which relief is granted to him by the Court,
         and no Director or other officer shall be liable for any loss, damage
         or misfortune which may happen to or be incurred by the Company in the
         execution of the duties of his office or in relation thereto. But this
         ARTICLE 37.1 shall only have effect in so far as its provisions are not
         avoided by Section 310 of the Act.

37.2     The Directors shall have power to purchase and maintain for any
         Director, officer of the Company or the Auditors insurance against any
         such liability as is referred to in Section 310(1) of the Act.

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                      ANNEX B: COMPLETION BOARD RESOLUTION

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                        FORTDOVE LIMITED (THE "COMPANY")

                 MINUTES OF A MEETING OF THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS

                 HELD AT 200 ALDERSGATE STREET, LONDON, EC1A 4JJ

                             ON FEBRUARY 2000 AT PM

                  ---------------------------------------------

PRESENT:

IN ATTENDANCE:

                  ---------------------------------------------

1.       CHAIRMAN

                  took the chair. The chairman declared that a quorum was
         present and that notice of the meeting had been given to all directors
         in accordance with the articles of association of the Company.

2.       PURPOSE OF MEETING

         The chairman reported that the meeting had been convened for the
         purpose of considering and, if thought fit, approving (i) the entering
         into of a shareholders agreement between Hogg Robinson plc ("HRPLC"),
         Hogg Robinson Services Limited ("HRSL"), WTT UK Limited ("WTT"), WT
         Technologies Inc. and the Company (the"SHAREHOLDERS AGREEMENT") and
         (ii) all actions and the entering into of all documents contemplated by
         the Shareholders Agreement.

3.       DIRECTORS' INTERESTS

         Each of the directors declared his interest, direct or indirect, in the
         business to be transacted at the meeting, as required by the articles
         of association of the Company, statute or otherwise.

4.       EXECUTION OF SHAREHOLDERS AGREEMENT

4.1      An execution copy of the Shareholders Agreement was produced to the
         meeting:

4.2      After full and careful consideration, IT WAS UNANIMOUSLY RESOLVED that:

         4.2.1    The arrangements reflected in, and the transactions
                  contemplated by the Shareholders Agreement, were in the best
                  commercial interests of the Company and accordingly were
                  approved;

         4.2.2    each of the directors be severally authorised to execute the
                  Shareholders Agreement on behalf of the Company in the form of
                  the copy produced to the meeting, with any amendments he may
                  in his absolute discretion approve; and

         4.2.3    each director or the secretary be severally authorised to sign
                  any document and to do any other acts and things as he may in
                  his or her absolute discretion, consider necessary or
                  desirable, in connection with the Sharehoders Agreement.

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5.       WRITTEN RESOLUTIONS

5.1      There was produced to the meeting a form of written resolutions which
         would be effective to pass resolutions to:

         5.1.1    reclassify the existing issued ordinary shares of(pound)1 as
                  an "A" Ordinary Share of(pound)1;

         5.1.2    reclassify the 99 unissued but authorised ordinary shares
                  of(pound)1 each as 49 "A" shares of(pound)1 each and 50 "B"
                  shares of(pound)1 each;

         5.1.3    alter the Company's articles of association; and

         5.1.4    change the Company's name to e-TRX Limited.

6.       APPROVAL OF WRITTEN RESOLUTIONS

6.1      IT WAS RESOLVED that:

         6.1.1    the form of written resolutions be approved; and

         6.1.2    the secretary be instructed to submit the form of the written
                  resolutions to the members for consideration and, if
                  appropriate, signature.

7.       ADJOURNMENT

         The meeting was then adjourned for consideration of the form of written
         resolutions by or on behalf of all the members. On resumption it was
         reported that the special and ordinary resolutions set out in the form
         of written resolutions had been passed.

8.       ALLOTMENT OF NEW SHARES

8.1      The following application for shares was produced to the meeting:

         NAME OF APPLICANT        NUMBER AND CLASS OF         AMOUNT TO BE PAID
                                  SHARES APPLIED FOR

                                                                       (POUND)

         WTT                      1 "B" Ordinary Share of(pound)1         1

8.2      IT WAS RESOLVED that:

         8.2.1    one "B" Ordinary Share of(pound)1 each be allotted fully paid
                  for cash at par to the applicant;

         8.2.2    the name of the allottee be entered in the register of members
                  as the holder of the shares allotted to it; and

         8.2.3    a certificate in respect of the shares allotted be executed
                  and issued to the allottee.

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9.       RESIGNATION OF SECRETARY

         A letter from Clifford Chance Secretaries Limited resigning from the
         office of secretary was produced to the meeting. IT WAS RESOLVED that
         the resignation be accepted with effect from the close of the meeting
         and be recorded in the Company's books.

10.      APPOINTMENT OF DIRECTORS AND REPLACEMENT OF SECRETARY

10.1     IT WAS RESOLVED that:

         10.1.1   Ralph Manaker and N.H. Davis having consented in writing to
                  act, be appointed directors of the Company with immediate
                  effect;

         10.1.2   Keith Burgess, having consented in writing to act, be
                  appointed secretary of the Company with effect from the close
                  of the meeting; and

         10.1.3 these appointments be recorded in the Company's books.

11.      REGISTERED OFFICE

         It was reported that the Company had been incorporated with its
         registered office at 200 Aldersgate Street, London EC1A 4JJ and IT WAS
         RESOLVED that the registered office be changed to Abbey House, 282
         Farnborough Road, Farnborough, Hampshire, GU14 7NJ.

12,      AUDITORS

         IT WAS RESOLVED that Pricewaterhouse Coopers (London) be appointed
         auditors of the Company on terms and at a remuneration to be agreed.

13.      CHANGE IN ACCOUNTING REFERENCE DATE

         IT WAS RESOLVED that the Company's accounting reference date for the
         purposes of section 224 of the Act be changed to 31 March in every year
         and that the Company's current accounting reference period which would
         otherwise end on 30 September 2000 be extended to end on 31 March 2001.

14.      TABLING OF ANCILLARY DOCUMENTS

14.1     Execution copies of each of the following documents were produced to
         the meeting:

         14.1.1   a licence agreement between Technology Licensing Company LLC
                  and the Company;

         14.1.2   a reciprocal software development agreement between the
                  Company and WorldTravel Technologies LLC ("WTT LLC");

         14.1.3   a software support agreement between WTT LLC and the Company;

         14.1.4   an Escrow agreement between WTT LLC, TLC and the Company;

         14.1.5   a software licence agreement between the Company and HRPLC;

         14.1.6   a software development agreement between the Company and
                  HRPLC;

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         14.1.7   a software support agreement between the Company and HRPLC;

         14.1.8   a service bureau/outsourcing agreement for online fulfilment
                  services between the Company and HRPLC;

         14.1.9   a service bureau software services agreement between the
                  Company and HRPLC;

         14.1.10   a shared services agreement between the Company and HRPLC;

         14.1.11   a licence agreement between HRPLC and the Company;

         14.1.12   deed poll constituting (pound)1,250,000 floating rate
                   unsecured loan notes 2002, such notes to be issued in
                   accordance with the terms of the Shareholders' Agreement.

         (together the "DOCUMENTS")

15.      EXECUTION OF ANCILLARY DOCUMENTS

15.1     After full and careful consideration, IT WAS UNANIMOUSLY RESOLVED that:

         15.1.1   The arrangements reflected in, and the transactions
                  contemplated by the Documents, were in the best commercial
                  interests of the Company and accordingly were approved;

         15.1.2   each of the directors be severally authorised to execute the
                  Documents on behalf of the Company in the form of the copy
                  produced to the meeting, with any amendments he may in his
                  absolute discretion approve; and

         15.1.3   each director or the secretary be severally authorised to sign
                  any document and to do any other acts and things as he may in
                  his or her absolute discretion, consider necessary or
                  desirable, in connection with the Documents.

16.      FILING OF DOCUMENTS

16.1     The secretary was instructed to arrange for the filing of the following
         documents with the Registrar of Companies:

         16.1.1   notice of change in situation of registered office (form 287);

         16.1.2   change of accounting reference date (form 225);

         16.1.3   copies of the special resolutions passed by written resolution
                  today together with a cheque for (pound)10 being the fee for
                  the proposed change in the Company's name; and

         16.1.4   a copy of the articles of association of the Company as
                  altered, signed by the chairman.

         16.1.5   return of allotments (form 88(2)); and

         16.1.6   notices of appointments and resignations of directors and
                  secretary (forms 288a and 288b).

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17.      CLOSING OF MEETING

         There being no further business, the Chairman declared the meeting
         closed.

                                            ..........................
                                                    Chairman

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                     ANNEX C: COMPLETION SPECIAL RESOLUTION

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Company No. 3841799

                        THE COMPANIES ACTS 1985 AND 1989

                    -----------------------------------------

                        PRIVATE COMPANY LIMITED BY SHARES

                    -----------------------------------------

                             RESOLUTIONS IN WRITING

                                       OF

                                FORTDOVE LIMITED

We, Hogg Robinson Services Limited, being the sole member of the Company who at
the date of these resolutions is entitled to attend and vote at a general
meeting of the Company, RESOLVE, in accordance with section 381A of the
Companies Act 1985, to pass the following as written resolutions:

1.      THAT the one existing Ordinary Share of (pound)1 be reclassified as an
        "A" Ordinary Share of (pound)1, having the rights set out in the new
        articles of association referred to in resolution 4.

2.      THAT the 99 unissued but authorised shares of (pound)1 each be
        reclassified as 49 "A" ordinary shares of (pound)1 each 50 "B" ordinary
        shares of (pound)1, each having the rights set out in the new articles
        of association referred to in resolution 4.

3.      THAT the name of the Company be changed to e-TRX LIMITED.

4.      THAT new articles of association in the form of the annexed draft,
        initialled by the chairman for the purpose of identification, be adopted
        in substitution for the Company's existing articles of association.

SIGNATURE:        __________________________________

                  FOR AND ON BEHALF OF HOGG ROBINSON SERVICES LIMITED

DATE:             __________________________________

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                            ANNEX D: OBJECTS CLAUSE

                                    NOT USED

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                               ANNEX E: LOAN NOTE

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                                FORTDOVE LIMITED
                                 (the "COMPANY")

                             DEED POLL CONSTITUTING
                            UNSECURED LOAN NOTES 2002

                            MCDERMOTT, WILL & EMERY
                                 7 BISHOPSGATE
                                     LONDON
                                    EC2N 3AQ

                               TEL: 020 7577 6900
                               FAX: 020 7577 6950

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THIS DEED POLL is made on                   February 2000

BY

FORTDOVE LIMITED, a company incorporated in England and Wales (registered no.
3841799) whose registered office is at 200 Aldersgate Street, London EC1A
4JJ(the "COMPANY").

WHEREAS:

         In order to evidence the funding of the activities of the Company
         provided by the noteholder (the "NOTEHOLDER"), the Company has agreed
         to issue Notes to the Noteholder for the term and on the conditions
         contained herein.

THIS DEED WITNESSES as follows:

1.       INTERPRETATION

1.1      In this Deed:

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      "BOARD"                                means the board of directors of the Company from time to time;

      "BUSINESS DAY"                         means a day other than a Saturday or Sunday on which clearing banks
                                             are open for business in London;

      "CONDITIONS"                           means  the  conditions of the Notes in the form set out in the
                                             Schedule (as they may be modified in accordance  with the provisions
                                             of this Deed);

      "MATURITY DATE"                        means 31 March 2002 (or, if such day is not a business day, the next
                                             business day);

      "NOTES"                                means the floating rate unsecured loan Notes 2002 originally
                                             constituted by this Deed or, as the case may be, the amount thereof for
                                             the time being issued and outstanding;

      "PRINCIPAL AMOUNT                      means, in relation to a Note, the principal amount of the Note at
      OWING"                                 par less any deductions  made pursuant to Condition 3 upon redemption
                                             of the Note;

      "RATE"                                 means the bank base rate of Barclays Bank plc from time to time; and

      "REGISTER"                             means the register of Notes referred to in Clause 5.

</TABLE>

1.2      In this Deed, reference to:

         1.2.1    a "SUBSIDIARY" or "HOLDING COMPANY" is to be construed in
                  accordance with section 736 of the Companies Act 1985;

         1.2.2    a statutory provision includes the statutory provision as
                  modified or re-enacted or both before the date of this Deed
                  and any subordinate legislation made under the statutory
                  provision before the date of this Deed;

         1.2.3    a person includes a body corporate, association or
                  partnership;

         1.2.4    a clause or schedule, unless the context otherwise requires,
                  is a reference to a clause or schedule of or to this Deed; and

         1.2.5    a condition is to one of the Conditions.

1.3      The headings in this Deed do not affect its interpretation.

2.       CONSTITUTION OF THE NOTES

2.1      The Notes are called(pound)1,250,000 Floating Rate Unsecured Loan Notes
         2002.

2.2      The Board may issue the Notes to the Noteholder at such times and on
         such conditions as provided for in this Deed and in the Conditions.

2.3      Notes may be issued in the amount of(pound)25,000 or an integral
         multiple thereof.

2.4      The principal amount of the Notes is limited to(pound)1,250,000 (THE
         "MAXIMUM PRINCIPAL AMount").

2.5      The Notes shall be held subject to and with the benefit of the
         Conditions, which shall be binding on the Company and on the
         Noteholder, and which shall have effect in the same manner as if they
         were set out in this Deed.

3.       REDEMPTION AND INTEREST

3.1      As and when a Note is due to be redeemed in accordance with this Deed
         and the Conditions, the Company shall pay to the Noteholder the
         Principal Amount Owing of the Note together with accrued interest
         (after deduction of tax, if any) up to but excluding the date of
         redemption.

3.2      Until a Note is redeemed in accordance with this Deed and the
         Conditions, the Company shall pay to the Noteholder interest (after
         deduction of tax, if any) on the principal amount of the Note in
         accordance with the Conditions.

4.       CERTIFICATES

4.1      The Noteholder is entitled without charge to a certificate
         substantially in the form of the certificate in the Schedule upon the
         issue of a Note.

4.2      Each certificate shall be substantially in the form set out in the
         Schedule, shall have the Conditions endorsed on it and shall be
         executed by the Company in accordance with its articles of association
         or in such other manner as may be permitted by statute.

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4.3      Upon redemption of part of the principal amount of a Note the relevant
         certificate shall be cancelled and a new certificate for the balance of
         the principal amount shall be issued in lieu without charge.

5.       REGISTER

5.1      The Company shall keep a Register of Notes issued at its registered
         office and enter in it:

         5.1.1    The date of issue of each Note;

         5.1.2    The principal amount of each Note;

         5.1.3    The serial number of each certificate issued; and

         5.1.4    The date of redemption of each Note.

5.2      The Company shall enter in the Register any change to the information
         specified in Clause 5.1.

5.3      The Noteholder may inspect the Register at all reasonable times during
         office hours and may request, and be provided with a copy of the
         Register or any part of it without charge. The Register may be closed
         during such period or periods not exceeding in whole 30 days in any
         year.

6.       OBLIGATIONS

6.1      The Company shall comply in all respects with the provisions of this
         Deed and the provisions of the Schedule.

6.2      This Deed is for the benefit of the Noteholder and the Noteholder may
         sue for compliance by the Company with its obligations under this Deed
         in relation to Notes held by the Noteholder.

7.       AMENDMENT OF THE DEED

7.1      The Company may amend this Deed from time to time by deed expressed to
         be supplemental to this Deed without the written consent of the
         Noteholder if such change would not (in the opinion of the Board) be
         prejudicial to the interests of the Noteholder, or if such amendment is
         of a formal, minor or technical nature, or if it is made to correct a
         manifest error in its terms.

7.2      The Company shall endorse on this Deed a memorandum of execution of any
         deed supplemental to this Deed.

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8.       GOVERNING LAW AND JURISDICTION

8.1      This Deed is governed by English Law.

8.2      The courts of England shall have jurisdiction to hear and decide any
         suit, action or proceedings, and to settle any disputes which may arise
         out of or in connection with this Deed or the Notes (respectively,
         "PROCEEDINGS" and "DISPUTES") and, for these purposes, the Company and
         the Noteholder irrevocably submit to the jurisdiction of the courts of
         England.

8.3      The Company and the Noteholder irrevocably waive any objection which
         they might at any time have to the courts of England being nominated as
         the forum to hear and decide any Proceedings and to settle any Disputes
         and agree not to claim that the courts of England are not a convenient
         or appropriate forum.

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                      SCHEDULE - CERTIFICATE AND CONDITIONS

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Certificate No. [     ]                                    Amount(POUND)[    ]

                    FORTDOVE LIMITED (REGISTERED NO. 3841799)
        (Incorporated in England and Wales under the Companies Act 1985)

                             ----------------------

            (POUND)1,250,000 FLOATING RATE UNSECURED LOAN NOTES 2002

Issued pursuant to the Memorandum and Articles of Fortdove Limited (the
"COMPANY") and created by resolution of the Board of Directors of the Company
passed on [ ].

THIS IS TO CERTIFY THAT [ ] is the holder of [ ] Unsecured Loan Notes 2002 of
the Company (the "NOTES") which are constituted by a Deed Poll (the "DEED") made
by the Company and dated [ ] February 2000. The Notes are issued with the
benefit of and subject to the provisions contained in the Deed and the
Conditions endorsed hereon.

Interest (after deduction of tax, if any) is payable on the Notes represented by
this certificate as specified in Condition 3. The Notes are redeemable in
accordance with Condition 4.

A copy of the Deed is available for inspection at the Company's registered
office.

The Notes are governed by English law.

Issued on [                ]

Executed as a Deed by:     )
FORTDOVE LIMITED           )             ....................................
                                          Director's Signature

                                          ....................................
                                          Director's name

                                          ....................................
                                          Director/Secretary's signature

                                          ....................................
                                          Director/secretary's name

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                                   CONDITIONS

1.       INTERPRETATION

Words and expressions defined in the Deed unless the context otherwise requires
have the same meanings in these Conditions.

2.       STATUS OF NOTE

The Note constitutes direct, general and unconditional obligations of the
Company which at all times rank at least pari passu with all other future,
unsecured obligations of the Company, except for those obligations preferred by
law.

3.       PAYMENT OF PRINCIPAL

3.1      Unless previously redeemed, the Company will pay to the Noteholder the
         Principal Amount Owing together with interest calculated in accordance
         with Condition 4 on the Maturity Date.

3.2      Any amounts payable under this Condition 3 are subject to any
         deductions or withholdings for or on account of any tax, as may be
         required by law.

4.       INTEREST

4.1      Interest on a Note is payable on the date of redemption of the Note,
         which date shall be no later than the Maturity Date.

4.2      The annual rate of interest on a Note is the Rate plus one (1) per
         cent.

4.3      Interest is calculated on the basis of a 365 day year and actual days
         elapsed.

4.4      Interest ceases to accrue on a Note as and from the date of redemption
         of the Note.

4.5      The Company shall pay interest in accordance with Condition 4.1 (after
         deduction of tax, if any) to the Noteholder at the close of business on
         the day specified in Condition 4.1.

4.6      Any amounts payable under this Condition 4 are subject to any
         deductions or withholdings for or on account of any tax, as may be
         required by law.

5.       REDEMPTION

5.1      Notwithstanding any other provision of these Conditions, the Company
         may at any time before the Maturity Date redeem a Note by giving not
         less than 30 days' notice of such redemption to the Noteholder and by
         paying to the Noteholder the Principal Amount Owing together with
         accrued interest (after deduction of tax, if any) up to but excluding
         that date.

5.2      The Notes become immediately redeemable together with accrued interest
         (after deduction of tax, if any) up to but excluding the date of
         redemption on the occurrence of any of the following events:

         5.2.1    the passing by the Company of an effective resolution for its
                  winding up or the making by a court of competent jurisdiction
                  of an order for the winding up of the Company or the

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                  dissolution of the Company otherwise than for the purpose of a
                  solvent amalgamation or reconstruction on terms previously
                  sanctioned by the Noteholder;

         5.2.2    the making of an administration order in relation to the
                  Company or the appointment of a receiver over, or the taking
                  possession or sale by an encumbrancer of, any of the Company's
                  assets; or

         5.2.3    the making by the Company of an arrangement or composition
                  with its creditors generally or the making by the Company of
                  an application to a court of competent jurisdiction for
                  protection of its creditors generally.

6.       SET-OFF

         In the event that any payments of interest or principal become due and
         payable to the Noteholder at a time when there is a claim against the
         Noteholder by the Company, the Company shall be entitled to pay any
         such interest or principal due into a joint interest-bearing deposit
         account in the joint names of the Noteholder's solicitors and the
         Company's solicitors (the "ESCROW ACCOUNT") pending resolution of such
         claim. Upon resolution of such claim the Company shall be entitled to
         payment from the Escrow Account of an amount which does not exceed the
         amount due to it from the Noteholder in relation to the resolved claim,
         with the balance standing to the credit of the Escrow Account being
         payable to the Noteholder. Interest accrued in the Escrow Account shall
         follow capital. This Condition is without prejudice to the Noteholder's
         right to accrue and receive interest on Notes.

7.       DEALINGS

         No application has been or will be made to any stock exchange for the
         Notes to be listed or dealt in.

8.       PROCEDURE ON REDEMPTION AND IN RELATION TO UNCLAIMED MONEYS

8.1      No later than the due date for redemption of each Note, the Noteholder
         shall deliver to the Company at its registered address (or at another
         address of which notice is given for that purpose) the certificate for
         the Note for cancellation. Upon delivery, and upon provision of a
         receipt (if the Company so requires) for the amount payable in respect
         of the Note, the Company will pay to the Noteholder such amount.

8.2      The Company may invest or otherwise use all unclaimed amounts in
         respect of a Note until claimed in accordance with Condition 8.1. The
         payment of an unclaimed amount into a bank account does not constitute
         the Company a trustee in respect of it. The Company is not responsible
         for the safe custody of the amount or related interest and the Company
         is, and the Noteholder is not, entitled to interest accrued on the
         amount. Amounts of interest on a Note which remain unclaimed by the
         Noteholder for a period of five years and amounts of principal which
         remain unclaimed for a period of ten years, in each case from the date
         on which the relevant payment first becomes due, revert to the Company,
         and the Noteholder ceases to be entitled to the amounts.

9.       NOTICES

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9.1      A notice to be given to or by the Noteholder under the Deed or these
         Conditions shall be in writing.

9.2      A notice or other document may be given to the Noteholder by the
         Company either personally or by sending it by post in a pre-paid
         envelope addressed to the Noteholder at its registered address, by
         leaving it at that address (or at another address of which notice is
         given for that purpose) in an envelope addressed to the Noteholder, or
         by sending it by facsimile to the Noteholder at the facsimile number of
         the Noteholder of which notice is given for that purpose.

9.3      A notice or other document addressed to the Noteholder at its
         registered address or address for service in the United Kingdom is, if
         sent by post, deemed to be given or delivered within 24 hours after it
         was posted if pre-paid as first class post and within 48 hours after it
         was posted if pre-paid as second class post, and in proving service it
         is sufficient to prove that the envelope containing the notice or
         document was properly addressed, pre-paid and posted. A notice or
         document left at a registered address or address for service in the
         United Kingdom is deemed to be given or delivered on the day it is
         left. A notice or document sent by facsimile is deemed to be given or
         delivered upon production of a record of successful transmission by the
         sender's facsimile machine.

10.      PAYMENT OF AMOUNTS IN RESPECT OF NOTES

10.1     The Company may pay principal amounts, interest or any other amount
         payable in respect of a Note in cash or by cheque, warrant or money
         order, by a bank or other funds transfer system, or by such other
         method as the Noteholder may in writing direct. The Noteholder may give
         an effective receipt for principal amounts, interest or any other
         amount paid in respect of a Note.

10.2     Every cheque, warrant or order is sent at the risk of the person
         entitled to the payment and shall be made payable to the order of the
         person or persons so entitled. The payment of the cheque, warrant or
         order is a good discharge for the Company. If payment is made by a bank
         or other funds transfer, or by another method at the direction of the
         Noteholder, the Company is not responsible for amounts lost or delayed
         in the course of the transfer or in carrying out those directions.

10.3     If the due date for payment of an amount in respect of a Note is not a
         business day, the Noteholder is not entitled to payment of the amount
         until the next following business day and is not entitled to any
         further interest or other payment as a result of the delay in payment.

11.      TRUSTS NOT RECOGNISED

         Except as ordered by a court of competent jurisdiction or as required
         by law, the Company shall not recognise the Noteholder as holding a
         Note on trust and is not bound by or otherwise compelled to recognise
         (even if it has notice of it) an equitable, contingent, future, partial
         or other claim to or interest in a Note other than an absolute right in
         the Noteholder to the whole of the Note.

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12.      TRANSFERS

         The Noteholder may not transfer a Note and is deemed to be the holder
         of a Note until the Maturity Date unless redeemed by the Company before
         that date.

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IN WITNESS WHEREOF this Deed has been executed by the Company and is hereby
delivered on the date first above written.

Executed as a Deed by:     )
FORTDOVE LIMITED           )             ....................................
                                         Director's Signature

                                         ....................................
                                         Director's name

                                         ....................................
                                         Director/Secretary's signature

                                         ....................................
                                         Director/secretary's name

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                              ANNEX F: WTT LICENCE

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                              ANNEX F: WTT LICENCE

                                    NOT USED

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                             ANNEX G: WTT LOAN NOTE

                                    NOT USED

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                       ANNEX H: PRODUCTS CREATED BY HRPLC

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                           HR TRAVEL RELATED PRODUCTS

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                                        HARDWARE       CRS           SOFTWARE

<S>  <C>                               <C>             <C>           <C>
1.   E-Ticket Reclaim                   PC/AS400       Galileo       Visual Basic, RPG, DB2

2.   Visa Checker                       PC             Galileo       Galileo Focalpoint, Visual Basic

3.   Central Air Ticket Refund          AS400          Galileo       DB2, RPG
</TABLE>

DESCRIPTION

1)       E-RECLAIM

         Application that checks for eligibility of e-tickets for refunds. VB
         code interrogates DB2 database of e-tickets issued with travel date of
         more than one month ago and then checks ticket status on Galileo.

2)       VISA CHECKER

         VB Application that checks bookings queued to it. Compares nationality
         of travellers against countries being visited and advises if visa is
         required.

3)       CENTRAL AIR REFUNDS

         Produces computer generated refund notices for any air refund required.

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               ANNEX I: BUSINESS CONTEMPLATED BY THE SHAREHOLDERS

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WTT AND ITS ASSOCIATES

E-COMMERCE SOLUTIONS

WTPI's E-Commerce Solutions group is charged with the design, development and
operation of WTP's intranet, Internet and all E-Commerce products. It will be
staffed with web designers, software developers, website managers, marketing and
advertising specialists, content editors and other Internet experts.

In the year 2000, the E-Commerce Solutions Group will focus on the following
five key web and E-Commerce projects:

WORLDTRAVEL PARTNERS CORPORATE INTRANET

The first project for WTPI is the development of a corporate intranet, a
powerful inter-company web site for sharing and disseminating information. The
site will offer a global employee directory, document repository, bulletin
boards, divisional and departmental sections, news and information, travel
features and articles, employment listings, and many other useful sections. The
intranet will be introduced in March 2000.

WORLDTRAVEL PARTNERS CORPORATE WEBSITE

The WTPI team is redesigning the WTP corporate Internet site
(WWW.WORLDTRAVEL.COM), the external web site for sharing information about our
company. The site will get an updated, high-tech look-and-feel and will be
integrated with our intranet site to share important information, such as
employment listings, WTP product and service information and travel news. The
WTP Internet site will be re-launched in the March/April 2000 timeframe.

WORLDTRAVELNET CORPORATE TRAVEL MANAGEMENT ENVIRONMENT

WTPI will be developing WorldTravelNet (WTN), a "next generation" business
travel tool for our travelers. WorldTravelNet will provide travel services
directly to our travelers including expense reporting, travel news and features
and customized vacations. WTN will be designed to integrate with mobile devices,
such as personal digital assistants and cellular phones, so the traveler can
take advantage of a host of en route services. In addition, the product will be
connected with our corporate booking engine, so they can make travel plans from
virtually anywhere. WTPI is targeting July 2000 for completion.

WORLDTRAVELVACATIONS

The team will be redesigning and re-launching WorldTravelVacations.com with an
upscale look-and-feel and many advanced capabilities. The new site will have
loads of valuable vacation information to produce more qualified leads. It also
will be outfitted with a "vacation shopper" graphical comparison tool, which
will allow visitors to compare and choose vacations. The re-launch of
WorldTravelVacations.com is targeted for August 2000.

SMALL/UNMANAGED BUSINESS TRAVEL MANAGEMENT SYSTEM

Another project on the drawing board is an online travel management tool for
small and/or unmanaged business--currently an untapped market for WTP. The
proposed system will use technology developed by Travel Technologies Group, as

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well as the capabilities built into WTN. It will include client self-management
and setup functionality, along with a new simplified financial model.

TRAVELER LOGISTICS

In addition, WTPI's Traveler Logistics group will be implementing enhanced
traveler services, such as concierge services, traveler advocacy services, a
frequent traveler program, a 24-hour E-Commerce help desk and continued
enhancements to our corporate on-line fulfillment services.

HOGG AND ITS ASSOCIATES

E-COMMERCE SOLUTIONS

Hogg Robinson's E-Commerce Solutions group is charged with the design,
development and operation of HR's intranet, Internet and all E-Commerce
products. It will be staffed with web designers, software developers, website
managers, marketing and advertising specialists, content editors and other
Internet experts.

In the year 2000 and onwards HR E-Commerce will focus on the following key web
and E-Commerce projects:

Hogg Robinson Corporate Intranet

HR is developing a corporate intranet, a powerful inter-company web site for
sharing and disseminating information. The site will offer a global employee
directory, document repository, bulletin boards, divisional and departmental
sections, news and information, travel features and articles, employment
listings, and many other useful sections. The first phase is now active.

Hogg Robinson Corporate Website

The HR team is redesigning the HR corporate Internet site
(WWW.HOGGROBINSON.COM), and all associated sites sharing information about our
company. The site will get an updated, high-tech look-and-feel and will be
integrated with our intranet site to share important information, such as
employment listings, HR product and service information and travel news. All HR
companies will have the websites developed through HR e-Commerce.

BTI Travel Portal

HR is developing a Corporate Travel Portal, a business travel tool for our
travelers. HR will provide travel services directly to our travelers including
expense reporting, travel news and links to non-bookable services. HR will be
designed to integrate with mobile devices, such as personal digital assistants
and cellular phones, so the traveler can take advantage of a host of en route
services. In addition, the product is connected with our corporate booking
engine, so they can make travel plans from virtually anywhere.

Your Leisure Online

Available as a service for corporate clients to book leisure vacations.

Business Travel Direct Online

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HR is creating an online travel management tool for small and/or unmanaged
business. The proposed system will use technology developed by HR and NewCo as
well as the capabilities built into BTI Travel Portal. The site will also offer
the HR services such as healthcare, and purchasing clubs.

In addition, Hogg Robinson Travel companies will be implementing enhanced
traveler services, such as concierge services, traveler advocacy services, a
frequent traveler program, a 24-hour E-Commerce help desk and continued
enhancements to our corporate on-line fulfillment services.

In addition to the above Hogg Robinson E-Commerce will continue to develop
products and solutions for all Hogg Robinson companies.

Others

1.       Portal business and fulfillment in the Health & Financial Services
         sectors.

2.       Development and selling of products to support th business in (1)
         above.

3.       Fulfillment of the following travel Portal sites:

         (a)      GetThere.com

         (b)      Hotel Chain Fulfillment (Rainbow Hotels)

         (c)      Any portal where service commencement must be prior to supply
                  of the OFS prodcut suite running without reliance on Tbase.

         (d)      Hotel Bank

         (e)      web Travel Services (FSS)

4.       Delivery of Third Party services for HR Travel Portal sites such as
         Mapping products, Passport & Visa Policy, and Destination Weather data.

5.       Sabre QCS deployment and support of BTS

6.       ICSAT backend product deployment

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AS WITNESS the hands of the duly authorised representatives of the parties the
day and year first above written.

Signed by                    )
for and on behalf of         )
HOGG ROBINSON plc            )             ..................................

Signed by                    )
for and on behalf of         )
HOGG ROBINSON SERVICES LTD   )             ..................................

Signed by                     )
for and on behalf of          )
WTT UK LIMITED                )            ..................................

Signed by                     )
for and on behalf of          )
WT TECHNOLOGIES, INC          )            ..................................

Signed by                    )
for and on behalf of         )
FORTDOVE LIMITED             )             ..................................

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                                                                  EXHIBIT 10.19

                          WORLDTRAVEL TECHNOLOGIES, LLC

                                       AND

                          TECHNOLOGY LICENSING COMPANY

                       ----------------------------------
                           SOFTWARE LICENCE AGREEMENT
                       ----------------------------------

                             MCDERMOTT WILL & EMERY
                                  7 BISHOPSGATE
                                     LONDON
                                    EC2N 3AQ

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                                TABLE OF CONTENTS

1.       DEFINITIONS

2.       LICENCE TO USE THE SOFTWARE

3.       THE LICENSOR'S RIGHTS IN THE SOFTWARE

4.       LICENCE FEE, CHARGES AND PAYMENT

5.       SOFTWARE WARRANTY

6.       INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY RIGHTS INDEMNITY

7.       LIMITATION OF LIABILITY

8.       TERM, TERMINATION AND EFFECTS OF TERMINATION

9.       ESCROW

10.      DISPUTE RESOLUTION

11.      CONFIDENTIALITY

12.      GENERAL PROVISIONS

SCHEDULES

SCHEDULE A - SOFTWARE / PRODUCTS

SCHEDULE B - SUBLICENCE BETWEEN WTT2 AND NEWCO

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THIS SOFTWARE LICENCE AGREEMENT ("the Agreement") is made on the      day
of                   2000

BETWEEN

1.       WORLDTRAVEL TECHNOLOGIES , LLC, with its principal place of business at
         6 W. Druid Hills Drive, Atlanta, Georgia 30329 ("the Licensor"); and

2.       TECHNOLOGY LICENSING COMPANY LLC, with its principal place of business
         at 6 W. Druid Hills Drive, Atlanta, Georgia 30329 ("the Licensee" or
         "TLC").

1.       DEFINITIONS

1.1      In this Agreement, the following words and phrases have these meanings:

         "BTI GROUP means those travel agents which from time to time are party
         to a partnership agreement with Business Travel International (BTI), a
         Dutch registered company.

         "CORPORATE TRAVEL SERVICES" means travel services provided to a
         business entity's employees and/or contractors which are paid for or
         reimbursed by such business entity, which has contracted directly with
         Licensee, a travel agency, web portal, or other entity to provide such
         services.

         "DELIVERY" (WITH "DELIVER" AND "DELIVERED" BEING CONSTRUED ACCORDINGLY)
         means in respect of any Software Release the point in time from which
         such Software Release is first used in a live environment with a
         Customer, other than a test customer provided always that such Software
         shall be deemed to be Delivered 3 months from the date upon which such
         Software is first installed by the Licensee;

         "ENHANCEMENT" means changes to the Product that provide additional
         features and/or functionality, expanding the capabilities of the
         Product, or so significantly expand a function as to be considered a
         new function.

         "ESCROW AGREEMENT" means an agreement for the deposit of the source
         code relating to the Software in the form set out in Schedule E of the
         Newco Sublicense.

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         "GROUP" means in relation to a company, that company and each
         subsidiary of the company and its subsidiaries for the time being.

         "IMPROVEMENTS" means new functionality that addresses areas that were
         not covered in the Initial Software Release for the Product, or so
         significantly expands a function as to be considered a new function.

         "INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY" means all letters patent, trade marks and
         service marks, registered designs, utility models, applications for any
         of the foregoing and the right to apply therefor in any part of the
         world; design rights, copyrights, topography rights, brand names, trade
         names, logos and business names and all or any similar or equivalent
         rights arising or subsisting in any country in the world;

         "MODIFICATION" means changes to the Product that affect existing
         functionality, usually including streamlining processes, revising
         screens for clarity and similar changes.

         "NEWCO" means Fortdove Limited, a company incorporated in England and
         Wales under number 3841799 whose registered office is at 200 Aldersgate
         Street, London, EC1A 4JJ.

         "NEWCO SUBLICENCE" means the sublicence of the Software granted by the
         Licensee to Newco, as permitted by this Agreement, in the form set out
         in Schedule B hereto.

         "PRODUCT" means a logical grouping of Licensor's Software which is sold
         by a specific product name. The Products licensed under this Agreement
         are listed in Schedule A to the Newco Sublicense.

         "SCHEDULE" means the Schedule(s) attached to and incorporated into this
         Agreement.

         "SHAREHOLDERS AGREEMENT" means the Shareholders Agreement of on or
         about even date entered into between Hogg Robinson plc, Hogg Robinson
         Services Limited, WTT UK Limited, WT Technologies Inc, FortDove
         Limited, and the Licensee for the establishment and operation of the
         Licensee as a joint venture company.

         "SOFTWARE" means the Products listed in Schedule A to the Newco
         Sublicense and related user and training documentation, including all
         Software Releases provided by Licensor from time to time.

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         "SOFTWARE RELEASE" means a complete or partial delivery of one or more
         Licensor Products, usually on magnetic media but which may be
         transmitted electronically at the Licensor's discretion, or otherwise
         as agreed between the Parties.
         Software Releases shall include:

         (a)      Initial Software Release - the initial delivery of the
                  Product(s) licensed hereunder;

         (b)      Upgrade Release (Upgrade) - changes to the Product(s)
                  delivered after the Initial Software Release.

         (c)      Corrective Release (Fix) - changes to the Product(s) delivered
                  to correct a bug that impairs normal operation of the
                  Product(s), which may be provided within an Upgrade or under a
                  support agreement.

         "SPECIFICATIONS" means the functional and technical specifications of
         the Software, to include those functional and technical specifications
         which are to be supplied by the Licensor within 6 months after the date
         of this Agreement which shall be in a form and of a standard similar to
         those set out in Schedule F of the Newco Sublicense, (if applicable).
         In any period during 6 months after the date of this Software Licence
         Agreement where a relevant element of Software has no specification
         available, the term "Specification" in respect of that element of
         Software shall be deemed to refer to the level of performance and
         functionality achieved in the corresponding element of Software in use
         in the United States in a SABRE environment at that time;

         "SUPPORT AND MAINTENANCE AGREEMENT" means the support and maintenance
         agreement between WTT and Newco for the maintenance of the Software of
         or about even date;

         "TERRITORY" means the geographical areas and entities in which and to
         which Newco has the exclusive right to provide services using the
         Software, as provided in Clause 2 of the Newco Sublicense. Reference to
         an entity as a "Territory" confers in itself no grant of rights in
         respect of the geographical area in which that entity is based;

         "VALUE ADDED TAX" means value added tax as provided for in the UK Value
         Added Tax Act 1994 of the United Kingdom and any other tax of a similar
         fiscal nature whether imposed in the United Kingdom (instead of or in
         addition to value added tax) or elsewhere;

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         "WORKING DAY(s)" means days when banks in London and Atlanta are open
         for business excluding Saturday and Sunday;

         "WTT" means WorldTravel Technologies, LLC with its principal place of
         business at 6 W Druid Hills Drive, Atlanta, Georgia 30329.

1.2      In this Agreement, a reference to:

         1.2.1     a "subsidiary" or "holding company" is to be construed in
                   accordance with Section 736 of the UK Companies Act 1985 of
                   the United Kingdom and a "subsidiary undertaking" or "parent
                   undertaking" is to be construed in accordance with Section
                   258 of the UK Companies Act 1985 of the United Kingdom;

         1.2.2     a statutory provision includes a reference to the statutory
                   provision as modified or re-enacted or both from time to time
                   before the date of this Agreement and any subordinate
                   legislation made or other thing done under the statutory
                   provisions before the date of this Agreement;

         1.2.3     a document is a reference to that document as modified from
                   time to time;

         1.2.4     a person includes a reference to a government, state, state
                   agency, corporation, body corporate, association or
                   partnership;

         1.2.5     a person includes a reference to that person's legal personal
                   representatives, successors and permitted assigns;

         1.2.6     the singular includes the plural and vice versa unless the
                   context otherwise requires;

         1.2.7     a clause or schedule, unless the context otherwise requires,
                   is a reference to a clause or a schedule of this Agreement.

1.3      The headings in this Agreement do not affect its interpretation.

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2.       LICENCE TO USE THE SOFTWARE

2.1      Subject to the restrictions contained in Clause 2.2, the Licensor
         hereby grants to the Licensee a perpetual, irrevocable (save as
         expressly provided herein), royalty-free licence to use the Software
         only to sub-license the Software to Newco on the terms set out in
         Schedule B hereto.

2.2      The Licensor agrees to be bound by and to comply with the terms of
         Clause 2 of the Newco Sublicense, as if it were named as Licensor
         therein.

2.3      The licence and exclusivity granted under this Agreement applies to the
         Initial Software Release and all subsequent Software Releases supplied
         under this Agreement, including any and all Upgrade Releases provided
         by Licensor to Licensee which are accepted by Licensee, which shall
         replace the relevant part(s) of the Software previously licensed.

2.4      The Licensor shall provide and license to the Licensee, who may
         sublicence the same to Newco, such know-how as the Licensee agrees with
         the Licensor shall be provided and licensed in order to install the
         Software, commence operation of the systems and implement any new
         Product. Each party shall bear all its costs and expenses in any such
         provision and licensing of know-how to it by the Licensor unless
         otherwise agreed in writing by the Parties.

2.5      The Licensor shall procure that WTT shall provide Newco with technical
         support or education services for the Software licensed in this
         Agreement to TLC, which is sublicensed to Newco, pursuant to the
         Support and Maintenance Agreement.

3.       THE LICENSOR'S RIGHTS IN THE SOFTWARE

3.1      The Licensee acknowledges that the Software and all Intellectual
         Property rights therein are proprietary to the Licensor or its
         licensors and protected by copyright law and international treaty. The
         Licensee acquires only the exclusive right to use the Software to
         sublicence to Newco as provided for herein under the terms set out in
         Schedule B hereto. Except as stated in this Agreement, the Licensor is
         not transferring any rights of copyright or ownership of any
         Intellectual Property in the Software or related documentation to the
         Licensee. Licensor shall at all times retain all rights, title and
         interest in the Software related documentation and any derivatives
         thereof.

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3.2      The Licensee undertakes not to cause or permit the reverse engineering,
         disassembly, or decompilation of the Software, except to reproduce
         machine-readable object code portions for backup purposes and
         installation of new releases of Software and except as provided under
         section 50B of the Copyright, Designs and Patents Act 1988 of the
         United Kingdom. The Licensee will not copy or permit any of the
         Software to be copied by any means, except for bona fide internal
         security, installation, or backup purposes as provided under section
         50A of the Copyright, Designs and Patents Act 1988, or for reasonable
         operational purposes (provided always that where copied for such
         reasonable operational purposes such copying shall be pursuant to a
         reasonable operational requirement upon the Licensee and shall be done
         only where strictly necessary and in good faith). Any copies made shall
         include all copyright or proprietary notices. The restrictions in this
         clause are imposed under penalty of termination but not exclusive of
         Licensor's other remedies.

3.3      Copyright subsists in all Software including its documentation and the
         Licensee will not delete, remove, alter or conceal any proprietary
         marks, notices or restrictions on the Software unless otherwise agreed
         in writing between the Parties.

3.4      The Licensee will inform all relevant employees, agents,
         sub-contractors and sub-licensees that the Software constitutes the
         Licensor's or its licensors' Confidential Information, and that all
         Intellectual Property rights in it belong to Licensor or its licensors,
         and the Licensee will take all necessary steps to ensure that the
         Licensee's employees, agents, sub-contractors and sub-licensees comply
         with the provisions of this clause.

3.5      The Licensee agrees to indemnify the Licensor in respect of any losses
         or expenses incurred by the Licensor as a result of the Software being
         obtained by any third party whether through deliberate misuse of the
         Software object codes by the Licensee or through the breach by the
         Licensee of this Agreement or through wilful negligence.

4.       CONSIDERATION.

         For good and valuable consideration, the receipt and sufficiency of
which is hereby acknowledged, the parties herein agree to and accept the mutual
obligations and promises contained in this Agreement.

5.       SOFTWARE WARRANTY

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5.1      The Licensor warrants to the Licensee and to Newco that it has the
         right to license the Software as provided in this Agreement. The
         Licensor warrants that for a period of six months from Delivery of the
         Initial Software Release to Licensee, or from the date of Delivery of a
         subsequent Upgrade Release only where such Upgrade Release constitutes
         a major version release evidenced by the attachment to such Upgrade
         Release of a new Product version number ("the Warranty Period"), the
         Software shall operate substantially in accordance with the
         Specifications including any subsequent Modifications to the
         Specifications agreed to by both parties. The Licensor warrants that
         upon Delivery to the best of its knowledge the Software shall be free
         of any and all "time bombs" or disabling mechanisms and the Licensor
         agrees to pay for any data lost as a result of the same. The Licensor
         further warrants that its quality testing procedures include testing
         for software viruses using such virus testing utilities as are agreed
         from time to time. If during the Warranty Period, the Software does not
         operate substantially in accordance with the Specifications and if the
         Licensor is unwilling or unable to correct all material deficiencies,
         incompatibilities, defects or errors identified in the Software within
         a reasonable time frame acceptable to both parties, the Licensor may
         provide the Licensee with a modified version of the Software that does
         not contain such material deficiencies, incompatibilities, defects or
         errors. In the event that the Licensor is unable to correct all
         material deficiencies, incompatibilities, defects or errors, either
         through remedial action or the provision of a new copy of the Software
         the Licensor shall be in material breach of this Agreement. Without
         prejudice to the other remedies of the Licensee hereunder and
         elsewhere, the Licensor shall immediately refund to the Licensee any
         related royalty paid by the Licensee for the Software.

5.2      The Licensee shall notify the Licensor in writing of failure of the
         Software to operate in substantial conformity with the Specifications
         within 10 (ten) Working Days following discovery thereof. Provided that
         the Licensee notifies the Licensor of such failure prior to expiration
         of the Warranty Period, the Licensor will investigate and take
         corrective action in respect of material non-conformities as
         expeditiously as is possible in the circumstances. If any Software
         fails to operate in accordance with the Specifications, the Licensor
         will use all reasonable efforts to correct the Software so that it will
         operate substantially in accordance with the Specifications. If the
         Licensor determines that the reported error non-conformity is not due
         to any error or defect in the Software supplied by the Licensor and is
         not due to any other fault or negligence of the Licensor or its
         supplier, the Licensee shall compensate the Licensor for its services
         on a time and materials basis at the Licensor's reasonable rates.

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5.3      Licensor further warrants that the disks (if any) on which the Software
         is provided will be free from defects in materials and workmanship
         under normal use and service during the Warranty Period.

5.4      This clause constitutes the only warranty provided by the Licensor in
         respect of the Software and the Licensor's obligations set out in this
         Agreement replace all undertakings, guarantees, and warranties, express
         or implied, in law or otherwise, including any warranty of satisfactory
         quality or fitness for a particular purpose, which the Licensee must
         have sole responsibility for determining. Without prejudice to the
         warranty given by the Licensor hereunder, the Licensee acknowledges in
         this connection that:

         (a)      The Software cannot be tested in advance in every possible
                  operating combination and environment;

         (b)      It is not possible to produce Software known to be error-free
                  in all circumstances;

         (c)      Not all errors can be rectified.

5.5      The Licensor shall not be liable to the Licensee or Newco for any claim
         or defect arising from (i) any alteration or modification of any
         Software which is not provided or approved by Licensor; (ii) problems
         with the Licensee's equipment or with other software not provided by
         Licensor; or (iii) any other cause beyond Licensor's control.

5.6      EXCEPT AS EXPRESSLY PROVIDED IN THIS CLAUSE, NO EXPRESS OR IMPLIED
         WARRANTY IS MADE BY LICENSOR WITH RESPECT TO THE PRODUCTS, ANY SOFTWARE
         RELEASE, THE DOCUMENTATION OR ANY OTHER MATTER, INCLUDING WITHOUT
         LIMITATION ANY IMPLIED WARRANTY OF MERCHANTABILITY OR FITNESS FOR
         PURPOSE. WITHOUT PREJUDICE TO THE WARRANTY GIVEN IN CLAUSE 5.1 THAT THE
         SOFTWARE WILL OPERATE SUBSTANTIALLY IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE
         SPECIFICATIONS, AS THE SAME MAY BE MODIFIED BY AGREEMENT, THE LICENSOR
         DOES NOT WARRANT THAT ALL ERRORS IN THE SOFTWARE CAN OR WILL BE
         CORRECTED.

5.7`     The Licensee warrants to the Licensor that it will treat the Software
         as Confidential Information (as provided in Clause 11).

6.       INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY RIGHTS INDEMNITY

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6.1      Subject to the terms of this clause, and at the Licensor's own expense,
         the Licensor will defend or cause to be defended or, at the Licensor's
         option, settle any claim or action brought against the Licensee or
         Newco in respect of any claimed infringement of any Intellectual
         Property right by the Software ("Claim"). Subject to the other
         conditions of this clause, the Licensor will indemnify the Licensee and
         Newco against any liability, damage or expense with respect to any
         Claim, provided that the Licensee or Newco:

         (a)      Notifies the Licensor promptly in writing of the Claim
                  immediately on becoming aware of it;

         (b)      Grants sole control of the conduct of the defence, settlement
                  or appeal of the Claim to Licensor;

         (c)      Gives the Licensor complete and accurate information to the
                  best of its knowledge and full co-operation and assistance to
                  enable the Licensor to settle or defend the Claim; and

         (d)      Has complied fully with the terms of this Agreement.

         If the Licensee or Newco desire to have separate legal representation
         in any such Claim, the provisions of this clause shall not prevent
         Licensee's or Newco's participation with Licensor in the Claim,
         provided that Licensee or Newco will be responsible for the costs and
         fees of its separate legal representation, and provided that Licensor
         shall continue to have full control of the conduct of the Claim.

6.2      The Licensor shall have no liability under this clause for any alleged
         or actual infringement arising from

         (a)      The combination of the Software with any other software not
                  supplied by Licensor; or

         (b)      The modification or alteration of the Software unless the
                  modification or alteration was made, supplied or approved
                  expressly by Licensor.

6.3      If any part of the Software should become the subject of any Claim, or
         if a court judgement is made that the Software does infringe, or if the
         use or licensing of any part of the Software is restricted, the
         Licensor shall, at the Licensor's option and expense:

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         (a)      either obtain or procure for the Licensee and Newco the right
                  to continue to use the Software; or

         (b)      Replace or modify the Software so that it becomes
                  non-infringing, but substantially functionally equivalent; or

         (c)      If the use of the Software is prevented by permanent
                  injunction and neither of the above options (a) or (b) is
                  reasonably possible or effective, the Licensor shall accept
                  its return and terminate the Agreement and refund to the
                  Licensee/Newco an amount equal to the sum paid by the
                  Licensee/Newco for the Product or Software Release, without
                  prejudice to any other right the Licensee/Newco shall have
                  under this Agreement.

6.4      In no circumstances will the Licensor be liable for any costs or
         expenses incurred by the Licensee without the Licensor's written
         authorisation.

7.       LIMITATION OF LIABILITY

7.1      The Licensee agrees that the Licensee has accepted these terms and
         conditions in the knowledge that the Licensor's liability is limited
         and that the licence fee and charges payable have been calculated
         accordingly.

7.2      The Licensor's total liability arising in connection with this
         Agreement (including liability for interest and costs) will not exceed
         in aggregate the total licence fees paid by the Licensee under this
         Agreement and by Newco under the Newco Sublicense except in the case of
         liability for death or personal injury caused by the Licensor's
         negligence, which will not be subject to a financial limit.

7.3      Except as expressly stated in this clause and elsewhere in this
         Agreement, any liability by the Licensor for any breach of this
         Agreement will be limited in the aggregate of damages, costs, fees and
         expenses to the total licence fees paid or due to be paid by the
         Licensee under this Agreement and by Newco under the Newco Sublicence.
         For the avoidance of doubt, the limitation contained in this Clause
         shall not apply to the indemnity given by the Licensor under Clause 6,
         subject to its terms.

7.4      Except as expressly stated in this Agreement, neither the Licensor nor
         its officers, employees, agents or sub-contractors shall be liable to
         the Licensee in connection with the Licensor's performance of this
         Agreement or the Licensee's or Newco's use of the Software. In no event
         will the Licensor, its officers, employees, agents or sub-contractors
         be liable to the Licensee or Newco for special, indirect or
         consequential damages

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         arising out of this Agreement or the breach thereof, or arising out of
         the Licensee's or Newco's possession of, use of or inability to use the
         Software or any part thereof, including but not limited to any damages
         for loss of profits or arising from loss of data or unfitness for use
         even if that loss or damage was reasonably foreseeable or either party
         was aware of the possibility of that loss or damage arising, and
         whether such damages are based in contract, tort, negligence, strict
         liability or otherwise.

8.       TERM, TERMINATION AND EFFECTS OF TERMINATION

8.1      This Agreement shall be effective on the date above written and shall
         continue indefinitely unless terminated as provided in this Clause.

8.2      This Agreement shall terminate upon the splitting of the assets of
         Newco, as provided under Clause 17.5 of the Shareholders Agreement and
         shall be replaced by a non-exclusive license of the Software, to be
         granted to the successor company/ies of the relevant assets.
8.3      Any termination of this Agreement will be without prejudice to any
         other legal remedies, accrued rights or outstanding liabilities of
         either of the parties at the date of termination.

8.4      If this Agreement is terminated for any reason, the Licensee shall
         satisfy the Licensor that the Licensee has ceased to use the Software
         and has deleted the Software and all copies of any part of the Software
         from the Licensee's systems and that the Licensee can no longer
         reproduce the Software in any way, and the Licensee shall return to the
         Licensor immediately all related documentation or other tangible
         property in the Licensee's possession belonging to Licensor, including
         all copies of the Products or Software Releases.

8.5      Such provisions of this Agreement as are required to survive its
         termination or expiry in order to give full force and effect to the
         rights and obligations of the parties hereunder shall be deemed to so
         survive.

9.       ESCROW

         The parties shall use their best endeavours to enter into the Escrow
         Agreement in the form set out in Schedule E to the Newco Sublicense
         within 30 days of the date of this Agreement, provided that no changes
         shall be made to the form of the Escrow

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         Agreement save such as are strictly necessary to satisfy the
         requirements of Fort Knox Escrow Services, Inc. ("Fort Knox"), as
         contracting party to that document and an extension shall be permitted
         to the 30 day period save as is strictly necessary to accommodate the
         requirements of Fort Knox.

10.      DISPUTE RESOLUTION

10.1     INITIAL PROCEDURES: The parties shall make all reasonable efforts to
         resolve all disputes without resorting to litigation. If a dispute
         arises between the parties, the parties shall each appoint a
         representative, who shall work together to attempt to reach an amicable
         resolution. The representatives shall use their best efforts to resolve
         the dispute or to negotiate an appropriate modification or amendment.

10.2     ESCALATION: Except as otherwise provided in this Agreement, neither
         party shall be permitted to bring proceedings against the other (save
         for injunctive relief) until the parties' representatives conclude in
         good faith that an amicable resolution of the dispute through continued
         negotiation is unlikely.

10.3     ARBITRATION: If the parties are unable to reach a resolution of any
         matter within the negotiating procedures outlined herein, either party
         may submit this matter to arbitration under the Rules of the American
         Arbitration Association. If the parties resort to arbitration, no
         arbitrator shall be entitled to award punitive damages.

11.      CONFIDENTIALITY

11.1     The Receiving Party shall:

         11.1.1   keep the Confidential Information confidential;

         11.1.2   not disclose the Confidential Information to any person, other
                  than in accordance with this clause 11, unless it first
                  obtains the Disclosing Party's written consent; and

         11.2.3   not use the Confidential Information for any purpose other
                  than the performance of its obligations under this Agreement
                  or, in the case of

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                  Licensee, the use, management, support, maintenance or
                  development of the Custom Software, as defined in that
                  Reciprocal Software Development Agreement of on or about even
                  date between WTT and Newco..

11.2     The Licensee may disclose Confidential Information to its employees,
         the other members of Licensee's Group (and their employees), permitted
         sublicensees, and to third parties (and their employees) contracted (or
         with whom Licensee is negotiating with a view to contracting) to
         provide auditing, hardware or software facilities management, support,
         maintenance or development services to any member of Licensee's Group,
         to the extent reasonably necessary for the purposes of this Agreement.

11.3     During the term of this Agreement the Licensor may disclose
         Confidential Information to its employees and to the Licensor's Group
         and its employees to the extent reasonably necessary for the purposes
         of this Agreement.

11.4     The Receiving Party shall ensure that each person who receives
         Confidential Information pursuant to clause 11.2 (a "RECIPIENT") is
         made aware of and is subject to a written obligation to comply with all
         the Receiving Party's obligations of confidentiality under this
         Agreement as if the Recipient was a party to this Agreement.

11.5     The Receiving Party may disclose Confidential Information where
         disclosure is required by law, a court of competent jurisdiction or by
         a regulatory body with authority over its business, provided that the
         Receiving Party gives the Disclosing Party prior reasonable notice of
         the disclosure.

11.6 The obligations contained in this Clause do not apply to Confidential
Information which:

         11.6.1   is at the date of this Agreement within or at any time after
                  the date of this Agreement comes into the public domain other
                  than through breach of this Agreement by the Receiving Party
                  or any Recipient;

         11.6.2   can be shown by the Receiving Party to the reasonable
                  satisfaction of the Disclosing Party to have been known by the
                  Receiving Party before disclosure by the Disclosing Party to
                  the Receiving Party; or

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         11.6.3   subsequently comes lawfully into the possession of the
                  Receiving Party from a third party.

11.7     For the purposes of this clause, "CONFIDENTIAL INFORMATION" means all
         information of a confidential nature disclosed (whether in writing,
         verbally or by any other means and whether directly or indirectly) by
         one party (the "DISCLOSING PARTY") to the other party (the "RECEIVING
         PARTY") whether before or after the date of this Agreement including,
         without limitation, any information relating to the Disclosing Party's
         products, operations, processes, plans or intentions, product
         information, the Software, Intellectual Property Rights, market
         opportunities and business affairs or those of its customers, clients
         or other contacts. Notwithstanding anything to the contrary contained
         elsewhere in this Agreement, the provisions of this Section 11,
         Confidentiality, shall survive any termination or expiration of this
         Agreement.

12.      GENERAL PROVISIONS

12.1     ENTIRE AGREEMENT AND VARIATIONS

         This Agreement including the Schedules constitutes the entire agreement
         between the parties relating to the Software. Each party confirms that
         it has not relied upon any representation not recorded in this
         Agreement as an inducement to enter into this Agreement. No variation
         of these terms and conditions will be valid unless confirmed in writing
         by authorised signatories of both parties. This Agreement shall be
         binding upon the successors and assigns of the parties hereto.

12.2     SEVERABILITY
         If any of the provisions of this Agreement is judged to be illegal or
         unenforceable, the continuation in full force and effect of the
         remainder of them will not be prejudiced.

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12.3    WAIVER
         No forbearance or delay by either party in enforcing its respective
         rights will prejudice or restrict the rights of that party, and no
         waiver of any such rights or of any breach of any terms of this
         contract will be deemed to be a waiver of any other right or of any
         later breach.

12.4     INDEPENDENT CONTRACTORS
         The relationship between parties is that of independent contractor.
         Neither of the parties is agent for the other, and neither of the
         parties has any authority to enter into any contract, whether expressly
         or by implication, in the name of the other party, without that party's
         prior written consent.

12.5     ASSIGNMENT
         Neither party will assign this Agreement or any benefits or interests
         arising under this Agreement without the prior written consent of the
         other party.

12.6     NOTICES

         Notices under this Agreement shall be deemed given when delivered by
         hand, on the fifth business day after such notice is deposited in the
         mail, registered or certified, return receipt requested, postage
         prepaid, or sent via facsimile to the following address:

         WTT                                WTT2
            -----------------------------        -----------------------------

         --------------------------------   ----------------------------------

         --------------------------------   ----------------------------------
         Attention:  [______________]       Attention:   [_______________]

         Either party may change its address by giving the other written notice
of the new address.

12.7     FORCE MAJEURE

12.7.1   If a party (the "Affected Party") is prevented, hindered or delayed
         from or in performing any of its obligations under this Agreement by a
         Force Majeure Event:

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         12.7.1.1 the Affected Party's obligations under this Agreement are
                  suspended while the Force Majeure Event continues and to the
                  extent that it is prevented, hindered or delayed;

         12.7.1.2 as soon as reasonably possible after the start of the Force
                  Majeure Event the Affected Party shall notify the other party
                  in writing of the Force Majeure Event, the date on which the
                  Force Majeure Event started and the effects of the Force
                  Majeure Event on its ability to perform its obligations under
                  this Agreement;

         12.7.1.3 the Affected Party shall make all reasonable efforts to
                  mitigate the effects of the Force Majeure Event on the
                  performance of its obligations under this Agreement; and

         12.7.1.4 as soon as reasonably possible after the end of the Force
                  Majeure Event the Affected Party shall notify the other party
                  in writing that the Force Majeure Event has ended and resume
                  performance of its obligations under this Agreement.

12.7.2   If the Force Majeure Event continues for more than three months
         starting on the day the Force Majeure Event starts, a party may
         terminate this Agreement by giving not less than 30 days' written
         notice to the other party.

12.7.3   In this clause, "Force Majeure Event" means an event beyond the
         reasonable control of the Affected Party including, without limitation,
         act of God, war, riot, civil commotion, malicious damage, compliance
         with a law or governmental order, rule, or regulation , an accidental
         breakdown of plant or machinery not due to the negligence of the
         Affected Party, fire, flood and storm.

12.8     GOVERNING LAW AND JURISDICTION
         This agreement shall be governed by and construed according to the laws
         of the State of Georgia of the United States of America, without regard
         to its choice of laws provisions.

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IN WITNESS WHEREOF the undersigned as duly authorised representatives of the
parties to this Agreement have entered into this Agreement as of the date
written above.

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FOR AND ON BEHALF OF
WORLDTRAVEL TECHNOLOGIES , LLC

Name:
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Date:
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FOR AND ON BEHALF OF
TECHNOLOGY LICENSING COMPANY, LLC

Name:
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Date:
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                        Schedule A: Software and Products

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                                   SCHEDULE B:

     Licence between Technology Licencing Company, LLC and Fortdove Limited

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