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Booking via OTAs deprives clients of legal rightsAdvisors and corporate travel managers should avoid booking on public websites.

Numbers don't lie: Covid has agencies reelingCounting up the lost revenue for travel agencies during the pandemic (so far).

Whose agent are you anyway?Most travel advisors would agree that they are agents of the client in the sense that they have a duty always to act in the...

Corrected: Digging into seller of travel exemptions for ICsHere's a quick overview of states' seller of travel registration exemptions for independent contractors.

Liabilities remain after dissolving businessHere are some steps you should take to satisfy obligations if you're closing an agency for good.

Making staff ICs could prove costlyWrongly reclassifying employees as independent contractors could result in criminal penalties.

Agencies accept terms, conditions for clientsAccording to court precedents, acceptance of terms and conditions by your agency binds your client just as though the client...

No 'offering' goods, no GDPR exposureHere's what you need to know about GDPR and selling travel to Europeans.

Mounting an effective chargeback defenseThere are three essential parts to a successful chargeback defense program.

As close to free money as you can getDo you like (practically) free money? There's still time to apply for a PPP loan.

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