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Expert Q&A
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| By James Brannon Manager of Universal Travel Services | ||
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If I purchase a package from a travel agent, then find a better price, what should I do?
Tell your travel agent about what you found. They more than likely can book the same rate. There are hundreds of tour operators and wholesalers that travel agents use to make your vacation more reasonable and enjoyable. If you find a lower fare then it is probably from one of the hundreds of wholesalers out there that your travel agent hasn't checked yet.
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