While recent events have dramatically impacted Enron's travel volume, Alliance Worldwide (formerly Travel Agency in the Park) wanted to contact you regarding the Enron Travel Program. Since 1984, our company has been a strategic business partner with Enron and has provided a complete scope of services from booking, ticketing, ticket delivery, customer service, reporting, management of ClickTrip, to facilitating preferred vendor arrangements with airlines to benefit Enron. These services have been provided on a management fee basis from Alliance to Enron. As of December 1, 2001 the management fee has been suspended during Enron's period of reorganization. We are continuing to provide the turnkey travel services to Enron and forego the management fee and simply charge a time of ticketing fee per ticket. To provide you with a brief history of our arrangement, Enron and Alliance approached the airlines a couple years ago and negotiated deep upfront discounts for Enron's business travel. These discounts are available only through Alliance and are given at time of ticketing. All commissions were stripped from the price of the discounted ticket and returned to Enron, in exchange for Enron paying Alliance a contracted management fee. This management fee was paid monthly and allocated back to each Enron cost center based on the total number of transactions. This travel program provided Enron over $8.6 million in airline savings on $55 million spent in the year 2000 and over $5.2 million on $33 million spent for the first 3 quarters of 2001. These savings are after the payment of the travel agency management fee. The effect that the reduced travel volume will have on discounts provided by the airlines cannot yet be determined. We have contacted the airline companies and most of Enron's preferred carriers have agreed to extend the contracts through April 2002. You may utilize these discounts through Alliance by calling 713 650-8080 or 1 800 962-0248. In March, Enron and Alliance will begin evaluating Enron's volume and travel patterns, and determine any changes that are to be made to the discounts or fee structure. As mentioned earlier, Alliance is implementing a time of ticketing fee in lieu of a management fee. These fees are reimbursable to Enron employees through normal expense report procedures. Specifically, the new fee structure is based on zero-commission contracts for tickets purchased from Enron's preferred carriers. The fee schedule for all airline tickets for Enron travel is as follows: $30 - Domestic tickets with or without upfront discount $30 - International tickets without upfront discount 25% of Savings, capped at $175 - International tickets with upfront discount $15 - Southwest Airlines and ClickTrip Reservations, Hotel/Car Only Bookings The savings to Enron on a per ticket basis more than covers the nominal fees that are charged. For example, Enron's average ticket prices are $589 domestic and $2207 international (after discounts). Enron's average savings are $144 domestic and $587 international (before fees). The savings are more than three times the per ticket fee!
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Vince, Here is the spreadsheet sent by the EGM group, and the draft memo that I have circulated internally (to Vasant, Zimin and Paulo). If you have questions, please let me know. Regards,
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Here is an email: I have attached below a copy of the new Notice and Agenda for the ServiceCo Board meeting to be held tomorrow (Friday) at noon Houston time. The Notice contains the new call-in number for the meeting, which is as follows: Call toll-free 1-888-566-5914, and mention the passcode "ServiceCo". If asked, the arranger for the call was David Roland. I also faxed the Notice and Agenda to Shael and Tracy ( I attempted to fax to Brad but was not successful). Thanks,
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Q: Hello all, I know, I know... the updates have been few and far between. But here it goes. Its about 1:30 pm on a gorgeous Sunday afternoon. I had a safe trip to Ooty and back chaperoning the high school girls field hockey trip. Ooty is another hill station about an 8 hour bus trip from here. The students travel there about 3 times a semester to compete in various sporting events. Its significantly bigger so there are more schools (and more shopping opportunities) there to compete with. We left Thursday afternoon and arrived Thursday evening. On Friday, it was the outdoor field hockey competition between 4 schools. The girls won 2nd place. On Saturday the girls won first place in indoor hockey. Hebron, a British missionary school, hosted the tournament. It was the first time I saw so many people that looked like me. It was unbelievable how many blond hair, blue-eyed people there were. Hebron was founded around the same time Kodaikanal International School was (about 100 years ago) and while KIS has transformed itself from a purely American Christian school to an International School, Hebron has remained virtually the same with regards to its Christian beginnings and to the students enrolled. Its largely British, with Australians and New Zealanders and very few Indian students. I had a great time getting to know the girls and answering a lot of their questions about the States for the 12th grade girls who have applied to colleges in the US. The trip was amazing, but also a bit depressing. Its so sad to travel through. Some of the living conditions are unbelievably poor especially in the plains. We are also so fortunate to be able to live the way we do. Anyways... I am also extremely busy substituting a 9th grade English honors class. The teacher is out for 2 weeks for a supposed spider bite and skin graph. I really wish I had paid more attention in high school. The students are reading Shakespeare and luckily its Romeo and Juliet. ITs about the only Shakespeare story that anyone can fumble through. It was to initially be a supervisory role when we thought he would be out 3 days but its now more a teaching role since hes out for 2 weeks. Can't wait for him to return. Gotta run. Want to try to take a nap before ultimate frisbee. Didn't make it home until 3 am last night from Ooty. I will be sending another email mid-March after long weekend. I am heading to the southern state of Kerala with Priya and her family for a boating backwaters trip through some Indian villages. Hope all is well! Take care. Love,
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IN: I will be out of the office on vacation on Friday, March 2 and Monday, March 5. I will check messages at the end of both business days. My assistant, Patti Thompson ( x35926) will have contact numbers for me. Since I will be a chaperone for my daughter and 80 other girls from the high school drill team at state competition in Dallas, it is unlikely that I will be easily reachable during the day. I will be back in the office on Tuesday, March 6.

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Contract 00086 was suspended at 11/30/2001 13:28:36 PG&E National Energy Group and any other company referenced herein that uses the PG&E name or logo are not the same company as Pacific Gas and Electric Company, the regulated California utility. Neither PG&E National Energy Group nor these other referenced companies are regulated by the California Public Utilities Commission. Customers of Pacific Gas and Electric Company do not have to buy products from these companies in order to continue to receive quality regulated services from the utility.

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