December 2005

In this issue...

OSSN Home
Destination: Greece
by James Langford
President's Message
by Gary Fee
Let’s Hit the Road
by Melody Fee
Win-Win Marketing
by Anita Balamane
I Was Home Based
by Penney Rudicil
Education is Key
by Nancy Kist
Four Cruise Ships
by Martin Deutsch
Egypt
by Midge Kramer
Going Solo
by John Dalton
Winding Down in Negril
by Juel Fitzgerald
Can this Trip be saved / Managing your Travel Business / Travel Selling
by John Hawkes
Travel Niches
by John Hawkes
Fams & Seminars

CHAPTER CHATS

Baltimore
Chicago
Houston
Inland Empire
Kansas
Long Island
South Carolina



Can this Trip be saved / Managing your Travel Business / Travel Selling
by John Hawks

 

Can This Trip Be Saved?- Without the Proper ID, You May Miss the Boat

Question: I have clients who celebrated their parents' 30th wedding anniversary recently by giving them a one-week cruise to Mexico. Needless to say, the happy couple was very excited about this trip! When they arrived at the pier to board the ship, however, the cruise line refused to let my clients' parents get on the ship. The problem? Instead of applying for passports, the parents brought along their driver's licenses and birth certificates -- and the father's license had expired about a week before the cruise. Obviously, they could do nothing on the spot to renew the license, so the ship sailed without them. To make matters worse, the cruise line now refuses to refund any portion of my clients' money. Do my clients have any recourse?

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OSSN Home  |  Destination: Greece  |  President's Message  |  Let’s Hit the Road
Win-Win Marketing  |  I Was Home Based  |  Education is Key  |  Four Cruise Ships  |  Egypt
Going Solo  |  Winding Down in Negril  |  Travel Niches  |  Chapter Chats  |  Fams & Seminars
Can this Trip be saved / Managing your Travel Business / Travel Selling