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Listen To Other Opinions, But…

As a school teacher, I had to pull information from students with leading questions and prompts. As a traveller wishing to take advantage of your friends’ first hand experiences, you have to pull the true meaning from their statements. You’ll love, you’ll hate or any opinions in between are those of your

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May 31st, 2010 | Tags: , , , , | Category: Health, Money, travel agent | Comments are closed

Get the Customer Service You Deserve

Chris Elliot is a great source of good solid comment on the travellingvacation experience. He writes on many topics and has a wealth of tips to contribute to travel situations. Here he talks about service and how to get it. Unfortunately good service is not always a given. Even with the most service oriented businesses, there

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November 10th, 2009 | Tags: , , | Category: Money, Travel Bits | Comments are closed

What I’m Reading – Planes by the Numbers

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The Numbers are not Adding up in Favour of the Consumer

Airlines are finding ways to cope with the decrease in demand for flights. They are cutting prices, which means they have added fees to claw back some of the discounts. They are grounding planes. Two thousand airliners were grounded around the world in

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October 7th, 2009 | Tags: , | Category: Airlines, Travel Bits | Comments are closed

I’m Reading – Getting Tired Of Added Fees Yet?

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The travel Industry is not immune to the temptation. Adding a fee or surcharge to a base price is becoming all to pervasive in our business and government world. Don’t raise the base. Keep it low so we can advertise it aggressively. Just add on the fees. It’s easy. Make up any excuse, The

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October 3rd, 2009 | Tags: , | Category: Money, Travel Bits | Comments are closed
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