1. Erik Blachford CEO, IAC Travel Pacific Crest Technology Forum August 10, 2004

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3. IACT Key Trends in Q2 IACT Q2 2004 Operating income Before Amortization of $170.6 mm = operating income of $129.3 mm, less amortization and merger costs of $41.2 mm. Also excluded from above Operating income Before Amortization of $165 mm is $6.4 mm in expense reversal.

4. Online Penetration of U.S. Leisure and Unmanaged Business Travel 75% - $156B 50% - $104B Online as % of Total Market IACT Expectation Total Market Size: 2003: $150B 2010: $209B 24% or $35B Online in 2003 Source: Jupiter and IACT estimates. Market size is represented by gross bookings.

5. Conversion Trend Expedia.com Merchant Hotel Reservations/Unique User 2003 2004 2002

6. U.S. Hotel Occupancy Rates Peak times Low times: hotels need help Source: Smith Travel Research

7. Online Penetration of European Travel Market 50% - $225B 30% - $135B Online as % of Total Market Total Market Size: 2003: $350B 2010: $450B 4% or $14B Online in 2003 IACT Expectation Source: Jupiter and IACT estimates. Market size is represented by gross bookings.

8. Europe Tracking US Growth Trends Expedia.com Gross Bookings Jan. ’98 – Dec. ’00 IACT Online Europe Gross Bookings Jan. ’02 – Jun. ’04