BSP Onelink Inks Deal for 1st Distributor in North America.

Business Editors

SAN FRANCISCO--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Sept. 9, 2003

BSP ONElink, Inc., (OTCBB:BSPO) has appointed Travel & Tourism Solutions (TTS) Inc., based in Ottawa, as its distributor for Canada, marking its first entry into the North American market.

"We are very pleased to be entering the North American market," said Roger Emsley, Managing Director of BSP Onelink's UK-based operating company. "We believe that the Canadian market has tremendous potential for us - Canada is a terrific tourism destination.

"We are also pleased to be associated with Travel and Tourism Solutions and their Managing Director, Terry Ohman," added Emsley. "Terry has a wealth of experience in the Canadian travel and tourism scene and his background in distribution is a significant asset to BSP ONElink."

"From my company's association with the Canadian travel and tourism industry I am convinced that BSP ONElink will help Canada's travel and tourism suppliers achieve their full potential by introducing Canada to a global network that offers them an end to end integrated service - from distribution to settlement," Ohman said.

BSP Onelink's service, developed in collaboration with the International Air Transport Association (IATA) and a group of technology partners, will provide the Canadian travel and tourism industry access to the same proprietary global settlement service that the airlines have used for the last 30 years. With nearly twenty million tourists arriving in Canada per year, BSP ONElink has a significant opportunity in an untapped market.

"Travel agents around the world will benefit from the wealth of product that Canada has to offer, and now they have access to a one-stop distribution and payment portal," said Bill Guerin, Chairman of San Francisco-based BSP ONElink. "The system's benefits to travel suppliers and travel agents are considerable: It lowers the cost of doing business, increases efficiencies, improves cash flow through electronic payments, and enhances distribution potential.

"There are more than 55,000 IATA-accredited travel agencies worldwide representing over 200,000 agents through which BSP ONElink will promote Canada. With BSP ONElink soon to be providing access to travel agents based in Europe there is immediate growth potential for Canadian tourism," Guerin added.

Nearly a million tourists from the UK and Ireland visit Canada each year, while Europe as a whole is the second-largest source of tourists to Canada behind the U.S.

About BSP ONElink:

www.bsponelink.com

With headquarters in San Francisco and operations in the United Kingdom, BSP ONElink, Inc., was established by a consortium of companies in response to the results of a study carried out by IATA in 2001. Through connections to key travel industry reservation systems and proprietary distribution networks, BSP ONElink will "link" travel suppliers large and small to IATA's Billing and Settlement Plans (BSP) system, which provides airline and associate company members around the world with financial settlement, fulfillment, and management information.

About Travel & Tourism Solutions (TTS) Inc.:

Travel & Tourism Solutions (TTS) Inc. has been created to help tourism businesses and destinations maximize their success by facilitating strategic alliances with complementary service providers. Much of the Canadian tourism industry knows Managing Director, Terry Ohman through his work at the Canadian Tourism Commission or in an earlier role as national Executive Director of the Association of Canadian Travel Agents (ACTA). TTS is also a representative for Baxter Publications Inc., publisher of the Canadian Tourism Resource Guide, Canadian Travel Press, Travel Courier, the Personnel Guide and other quality print and electronic publications and services.

About IATA:

www.iata.org

http://www.iata.org/bsponelink/index

Headquartered in Montreal, Canada, and with a main office in Geneva, Switzerland, IATA is the trade association of the international airline industry. Founded in 1919, IATA today represents almost 280 airlines that handle more than 95 percent of all internationally scheduled flights. IATA's commercial objective is to ensure that people, freight, and mail can move around the vast global airline network quickly and efficiently -- as if they were on a single airline in a single country. The organization's operational objective is to ensure that members' aircraft can operate safely, securely, efficiently, and economically under clearly defined and understood rules.

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