u/Lumera_Journeys

Hey, I just had a potential client email me. They asked for a quote on a trip. However the way they worded everything was very specific using airport codes, asking for specific hotels such as an (economy) room. Which all was kinda suspicious to me since most clients don’t know all that. But then at the end they said preferably through Expedia TAAP, and to send the credit card companies they accept.

I’m still new to this industry but this seemed kinda fishy to me.

Hey guys so I just finished the Universal training, and I was looking into the discounts you get. So for the hotels and tickets the discounts seem pretty good, but I was reading the requirements and for the hotels it’s says you need a IATA number at booking instead of having to present you CLIA, or IATA card at the hotel. I only have my CLIA right now so I was wondering if that would still work since they used to accept CLIA as verification. I’d appreciate anyone who has used their hotels discounts before to let me know

Hey everyone so me and my bf 24 have been together for about 7 months. He lives in the UK and I live in the USA. Things started out really good and easy in the beginning but now it feels like we have a lot of silly issues. We argue a lot or fight over stupid things a bunch. We try to see each other at least once a month which I think is pretty good considering the distance. I was just wondering if things got better once you guys closed the distance or did that cause other issues you didn’t have before?

Hey everyone so I have a client who is going to Belize. He already booked his stays and flight. He wants me to handle transfers to and from BZE to a hotel in Hopkins. The hotel quoted him $400 for a transfer so he wants cheaper. I’ve really been struggling to find anything. He is a solo traveller. Any tips on this would be great!
He also wants to do a helicopter tour over the Blue hole, but I haven’t found any of my suppliers that do that or are solo traveller friendly. Any tips on this too would be great.