MasterAdvisor 24: What Travel Agents Should Know About Terms and Conditions
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the travel industry is a high risk industry if you've ever tried to get a merchant account for your business you'll know that it's almost impossible to do that
if you've got really well-crafted terms and conditions you don't necessarily need a covid specific waiver
checking a box and returning a form is a perfectly valid way to have some to create an agreement between you and if you've got a record of that agreement
i think the travel industry is going to come back strong
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Tom Carpenter, a travel agency owner with Huckleberry Travel, ASTA VTA, and a practicing attorney with the Carpenter Law Office in New York City, spoke to TMR's Daniel McCarthy about what travel advisors should know when it comes to building a terms and condition sheet to use with their clients, and why it's so important, especially now, with COVID-19 continuing to impact travel. How to Handle a Chargeback: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ldnrB0tDbmA Carpenter Law Office: https://www.carpentertaylor.com Like Us on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/TravelMarketReport/ Follow Dan McCarthy on Twitter: https://twitter.com/DMcCarthy_NY