Legal Briefs: Travel Weekly

Legal Briefs

How to display Seller of Travel licensesEach state's requirements are different, but they are all easy to comply with.

New agency owner struggles to make sense of ARC, Iatan, IATAWith all the new, home-based and Internet-based travel advisors entering the agency business, keeping the differences between...

Airlines don't need to sue to punish hidden-city flyingA carrier can send agencies debit memos for the fare differences resulting from hidden-city ticketing.

Credit card paper trail might violate rulesICs can write clients' credit card information on paper. But they should destroy that paper later.

Clear agreement can prevent IC disputesControversies involving hosts and ICs have become more prominent in the past few years.

Cyberbreach laws vary from state to stateData breach laws are complicated, and it is best to consult a knowledgeable attorney.

Act as 'attorney-in-fact' to sign charter contracts for clientHere's how to structure and sign contracts for a client's charter-air arrangement.

Launching of wholesale division raises questions on pricingSuppliers are in a position to dictate prices to retailers.

Four kinds of contracts to have when starting a travel companyIn the U.S., regulatory requirements for tour operators and travel agencies are the same.

Whether in reaction to NDC or not, GDS offers are better than everAgencies should accept longer terms to lock in today's incentives for more years.

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