Newton, MA, June 26, 2007– Wandrian, Inc. today announced the appointment of its new chief executive officer and president, Bret Gordon, effective immediately. Gordon is charged with leading the business development, marketing, operations, and technology teams to leverage rapid growth through new markets, partnerships and geographic expansion.

Non-executive chairman of the board Tommaso Zanzotto commented, "Mr. Gordon brings to Wandrian the skills and experience required to manage our rapid growth and to build on the strategic opportunities the company enjoys in the field of rail technology and distribution."

Gordon joins the company with over fifteen years of senior management experience covering strategic planning, corporate management, finance and operations. Gordon, a Boston University graduate, led National Leisure Group’s (NLG) successful launch of its dynamic packaging vacation business which connected “best-in-class” technology partners and suppliers with private-label and owned distribution channels. NLG’s packaging business powered premier consumer brands such as Sam’s Club, Wal-Mart, Yahoo, Orbitz, Vacation Outlet and many more. Most recently, Gordon provided strategic consulting services to companies and private equity firms focused on the travel industry.

“Wandrian is enjoying a period of unprecedented growth as it benefits from the dynamic changes occurring within the rail industry. With high-speed train service expected to double within the next three years and rail companies leading the way for environmentally-responsible travel, Wandrian is able to deliver a consumer purchasing experience that validates traveling by train is a serious alternative to flying,” stated Gordon. “I look forward to expanding Wandrian’s organization, technology, and strategic partnerships to leverage this transformation of rail travel,” he added.

About Wandrian Inc.
Wandrian is a leading global travel distributor and technology developer for rail products and services that provides consumers and travel agents with a cost-effective, easy-to-use site for booking global rail. The company provides its services to international rail travel sites, including Railpass.com, InternationalRail.com and Italiarail.com. Wandrian is based in Newton, MA and has offices in White Plains, NY, United Kingdom, and Australia. The Company was founded in 2000, and is funded by Brook Venture Partners and Boston Capital Ventures.

Dear Rail Agent,

Thank you again for using RailAgent.com, the profitable and easy way to plan and book international rail travel.

In the interest of efficiency, beginning June 1, 2007 we will be mailing commission checks monthly, instead of including them with each order. This issue has been brought to our attention by many of our agents, and we are sure this will mitigate the load of paperwork for all offices and facilitate record keeping.

As always, we appreciate your business and please do not hesitate to contact us with any questions, comments, or concerns.

Sincerely,
Jason Moyer
General Manager

Newton, MA. March 29, 2007 – Trenitalia updated its rail services for its domestic and international lines. The update strives to improve service and increase the convenience of train travel throughout Italy. Agents will find all updates and changes effective immediately at RailAgent.com, the official US trade booking site for Trenitalia.

“Rail is really the best way for your clients to visit Italy and truly experience the amazing country between the major cities,” said Mike Fuller, President of Wandrian, the developer of RailAgent.com. “Trenitalia has made a major commitment to increasing the convenience, accessibility and environmental impact of taking the train, which makes it even more attractive for clients in 2007.”

The most significant domestic changes in 2007 are:
• Rome - Bologna – Venice: Four new Eurostars added, as well as stops in Florence and Padua, taking the service up to 20 Eurostars a day.
• Milan – Venice: Two new Eurostars added, in addition to the 48 trains already running daily with connections every half hour.
• Genoa - Rome: Two new Eurostars, thanks to a change in direction of the current Eurostar 9307 (Turin - Rome) and 9306 (Rome - Turin), take the direct connections up to 16 between these cities.
• Eurostar City: The first Eurostar City was inaugurated on December 10th, 2006, a new type of train with completely renovated carriages that offer traveling comfort prevailing that of the Eurostars but at a lower price.

About Trenitalia Trenitalia, the transport company of the Gruppo Ferrovie dello Stato - Italy's state railways group, focuses on its customers for its business, and strives towards making its industrial structure increasingly more modern and efficient. This general goal commits it to becoming more flexible: to be able to acknowledge and act on the market's demands; and to succeed in quickly updating strategies and objectives.

About RailAgent.com RailAgent.com is a website for travel agents that is a profitable and easy way to plan and book international rail travel for clients. Travel agents benefit from instant commission checks, powerful travel planning tools, and the widest selection of international rail passes. For further information, go to www.railagent.com.

About Wandrian, Inc. Wandrian is a leading global travel distributor and technology developer for rail products and services that provides travel agents with a cost-effective, easy-to-use site for selling rail at RailAgent.com. The company provides its services to international rail travel sites, including InternationalRail.com and Italiarail.com. Wandrian, based in Newton, MA and with offices in White Plains, NY, was founded in 2000, and is funded by Brook Venture Partners and Boston Capital Ventures.

Newton, MA. March 25, 2007 – Wandrian, Inc. today announced a new version of its web booking portal for travel agents, RailAgent.com. RailAgent 2.0 now offers agency chains and home-based agents the easiest-to-use trip planning tools, the largest European and global rail inventory, and the most profit opportunities in the business. “The growth of RailAgent.com has been tremendous, with over 10,000 U.S. travel agencies using the site,” said Mike Fuller, President of Wandrian, Inc., the developer of RailAgent.com. “RailAgent.com is the result of incorporating feedback from our large and varied user base to offer an even better rail booking experience – we expect to more than double the number of RailAgent.com users over the next 2-3 months.”

New, Easy-to-Use Trip Planning Tools RailAgent’s latest technology provides more content and an advanced planning tool to help agents recommend the best combination of rail tickets and/or passes for their customers, based on specific itinerary and traveler information. Other new content and tools include detailed reporting functionality on commissions and sales; exclusive on-line and phone technical support; and country and route maps, schedules and detailed train information.

The Largest Inventory RailAgent.com now has the largest depth and breadth of global rail products with the addition of live connectivity to Eurostar and Spanish Rail tickets, as well as access to Rail Australia and Via Rail Canada products. This inventory is in addition to being recognized as the best source for Italian rail and other European point-to-point tickets, as well as other rail products such as Amtrak rail passes, Britrail, Eurail and Japan Rail.

More Profit for Agents Railagent.com offers highly competitive commissions on point-to-point tickets and rail passes; more importantly, RailAgent.com is often 10%-30% cheaper on European point-to-point tickets than its closest competitor, making it more profitable for agents to sell rail. Railagent.com also offers agents the ability to add a booking fee and mails out commission checks the same day the order is placed. To encourage agents to “Cross Over to RailAgent,” the site offers 10% commission on Eurail Global Passes, Eurail Global Passes Flexi and Eurail Select Passes for all new bookings until April 15th, 2007. All registration processes are on www.RailAgent.com.

The Best Service RailAgent is in the business of supporting the agents and is proud of its efficient and friendly service. RailAgent.com also takes phone calls at 1 888 RAIL 444.

About RailAgent.com RailAgent.com is a website for travel agents that is a profitable and easy way to plan and book international rail travel for clients. Travel agents benefit from instant commission checks, powerful travel planning tools, and the widest selection of international rail passes. For further information, go to www.railagent.com.

About Wandrian, Inc. Wandrian is a leading global travel distributor and technology developer for rail products and services. Wandrian provides travel agents with a cost-effective, easy-to-use site for selling rail at RailAgent.com. The company provides technology, marketing, and fulfillment services to help lower distribution costs for railways and travel companies, and also powers specific international rail travel sites, including InternationalRail.com and Italiarail.com. Wandrian, based in Newton, MA and with offices in White Plains, NY, was founded in 2000, and is funded by Brook Venture Partners and Boston Capital Ventures. The company’s customers and partners include many of the top international travel companies and railroads. For more information, visit www.wandrian.com or call 617-630-0250 ext. 297.

Growth Demonstrates Momentum for its Rail Distribution Services and Trade Relationships

Newton, MA – October 26, 2006 – Wandrian, Inc., a leader in global distribution technology for rail passes and tickets, today announced that its North American operation enjoyed a 101% increase in overall sales through Q3 2006 over the same period in 2005, continuing the Company’s tremendous momentum in trade and consumer markets. Wandrian also announced an 85% growth in its UK operations, and has seen encouraging market penetration from newly-created Australian operations.

In the past year, dozens of top industry players have chosen Wandrian’s technology to operate and manage their international rail distribution. This has created rapid market penetration increases in both the business-to-business and business-to-consumer environments. Wandrian’s trade platform, RailAgent.com, is the highest performer of Wandrian’s channels, with 8,000 new travel agents registered to book train tickets since the beginning of the year.

“With demand for international travel up by only 4 - 5 % this year, we are thrilled to report that Wandrian has seen such a tremendous growth in its online and trade partnerships,” said Bernard Frelat, CEO of Wandrian. “These are exciting times for us; more and more business and leisure travelers want to travel by train. Train travel options have never been more competitive, and we are at a critical juncture as rail transportation companies are eager to open up to the international market.”

“We are even more optimistic for the coming year,” said Mike Fuller, Wandrian’s founder and President. “International rail travel continues to grow at a brisk pace, new high speed rail services will be introduced in 2007 in Europe, and Wandrian is uniquely positioned to seize those expanding market opportunities with the introduction of new technology developments, entry into new markets, and further development of fruitful partnerships with industry leaders.”

About RailAgent.com RailAgent.com, a website for travel agents, provides a profitable and easy way to plan and book international rail travel for clients. Travel agents benefit from instant commission checks, powerful travel planning tools, and the widest selection of international rail passes. For further information, go to www.railagent.com.

About Wandrian, Inc. Wandrian is a leading global travel distributor and technology developer for rail products and services. Wandrian provides travel agents with a cost-effective, easy-to-use site for selling rail at RailAgent.com. The company provides technology, marketing, and fulfillment services to help lower distribution costs for railways and travel companies, and also powers specific international rail travel sites, including Italiarail.com. Wandrian, based in White Plains, NY, and with offices in Newton, MA, was founded in 2000, and is funded by Brook Venture Partners and Boston Capital Ventures. The company’s customers and partners include many of the top international travel companies and railroads. For more information visit www.wandrian.com or call 617-630-0250 ext. 207.

The land of the rising sun, the name alone evokes images of black clad ninjas, wooden pagodas, geisha girls, cutting edge technology and sky scrapers. Even the most indifferent traveller is bound to find something to whet their appetite in Japan and the best way to see it all – by train of course!

Point to point tickets and reservations cannot be booked outside of Japan, so the perfect option for overseas travellers is the Japan Rail Pass. Available in four types, your client can choose the pass most suited to them: the Japan Rail pass, The Japan Rail East Pass, The Sanyo Area pass and the Kansai Area pass. Not only is this the most convenient option for your clients, it is also excellent value with the 7 Day Ordinary Pass costing the same as one return ticket between Tokyo and Kyoto.

Japan has one of the world's most modern and developed transportation systems, with an extensive rail network providing access to many destinations. The trains are punctual and easy to use with frequent services (especially in the big cities). For train enthusiasts, the bullet trains are not to be missed travelling at speeds up to 300 kilometers per hour!

The Bullet train – known locally as Shinkansen - is a high-speed rail system that serves as the core of Japan's rail network. There are seven Shinkansen routes with twelve different train types. Travel on Shinkansen trains requires payment of a basic fare plus a surcharge. The Japan Rail Pass covers the basic fare and surcharge for travel on all JR trains except the Nozomi Bullet train and overnight sleeper trains. Reservations are not compulsory in ordinary class but can be bought locally if desired.

The Tokaido line, the first Shinkansen, opened in 1964 between Tokyo and Osaka. This line has now been extended as the Sanyo Line to reach Hiroshima and Fukuoka. There are three types of trains operating on the Tokaido/Sanyo Line.
• Nozomi: Meaning ‘hope,’ the Nozomi trains are the fastest service on these lines. They stop only at major stations and take about 2.5 hours to travel from Tokyo to Osaka, the trip from Tokyo to Hakata (Fukuoka) is approx 5 hours. As the Japan Rail Pass is not valid on Nozomi trains pass holders should use the Hikari trains described next.
• Hikari: Hikari, meaning ‘light,’ was the original Shinkansen service on the Tokaido/Sanyo Line. Slightly slower than the Nozomi trains these services stop more frequently. The trip from Tokyo and Osaka is about three hours. Passengers traveling from Tokyo to Hiroshima or Kyushu will have to change trains on route.
• Kodama: These trains make all primary and secondary stops but it is far from slow and is as much a ‘bullet train’ as the trains above. These services are best for seeing the countryside and for short hops between sights such as Odawara (Hakone Park and Mt. Fuji) and Himeji (Himeji Castle).

The Northeast region of Honshu is home to the Tohoku line and is known for its hot springs and mountain scenery. Currently the line extends to Hachinohe but eventually it will link all the way up to Aomori at the north tip of Honshu.
• Hayate: This is the fastest service on this route. Tokyo to Morioka takes around 2.5 hours and the journey to Hachinohe at the end of the line takes around 3 hours. This is a compulsory reservation train so passengers will need to purchase seat reservations locally. Change at Hachinohe for Limited Express trains to Aomori.
• Yamabiko: Slightly slower than Hayate trains Yamabiko and Max Yamabiko trains take around an extra 15 minutes. Yamabiko trains go as far as Morioka, Max Yamabiko terminate at Sendai.
• Nasuno: A commuter train from Tokyo to Koriyama.

The Akita route branches off from the Tohoku line at Morioka and crosses Honshu to the city of Akita. The samurai town of Kakunodate and beautiful Lake Tazawa are popular stops.
• Komachi: The only train on this line was named after Ono no Komachi a beautiful and famous Waka poet, the journey from Tokyo to Akita takes about four hours.
• Yamagata: The Yamagata line is another branch of the Tohoku line, connecting at Fukushima and travelling inland to the cities of Yamagata and Shinjo.
• Tsubasa: Tokyo and Yamagata are linked in just under three hours by these sleek silver trains.
• Joetsu: The Joetsu line runs across Japan to Niigata where you can take a ship to Russia.
• Toki: Covering the Tokyo to Niigata route in about two hours these are the fastest Joetsu trains.
• Tanigawa: The best way to reach the ski resorts of Gala-Yuzawa at Echigo-Yuzawa, Tanigawa trains make all secondary stops on this line.
• Nagano: Constructed for the Winter Olympic Games in 1998, the Nagano line is popular for people going to Central Japan. This mountainous region is perfect for skiing in the winter or as a cool haven in the summer.
• Asama: Named after the volcanic Mount Asama trains take roughly 1.5 to 2 hours between Tokyo Station and Nagano City.
• Kyushu: The Kyushu line is the newest Shinkansen line linking Shin-Yatsushiro with Kagoshima. Eventually the line will extend to Fukuoka (Hakata) but at present passengers have to change on to a Limited Express train in Shin-Yatsushiro.
• Tsubame: The name Tsubame means swallow, depicting the sleek comfortable design of these new trains. The trip from Hakata to Kagoshima can be completed in around 2 hours 20 minutes with a change in Shin-Yatsushiro.

As you can see within Japan, rail is THE way to travel. Also offering free travel on affiliated buses and ferries and discounts on reservations made locally at Japan Rail Group hotels the Japan Rail Pass is the best deal for your customers.