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Six tips for getting the best GDS dealIt's never been a better time to renew to an improved GDS contract. In my experience, there are six keys to getting the best...

How not to be the 'merchant of record'The DOT interprets its rule to mean that if you issue a receipt for cash, check or wire, then you are the merchant of record....

Defining terms in DOT's airline refunds ruleI predict chaos as a result of the DOT's rules that will lead to many agencies deciding to stop selling airline tickets.

Can a family member inherit my travel clients?An independent contractor wonders how she can bequeath her book of business to her daughter.

Noncompetes are about to become illegalWith little publicity, the FTC adopted the rule banning noncompetes last month. It goes into effect on Sept. 4, and it will...

The DOT has deputized state AGsEarlier this year, the DOT authorized officials in 18 states and territories to investigate whether travel agencies (as well as...

Is the DOT's refund rule still 'anti-agent'?Even though the DOT limited the application of the final rule, it will still create a substantial burden on many agencies. I...

Don't risk antitrust violations to keep staffGood help is hard to retain, but these plans to discourage defections are illegal.

Client's DUI could keep him out of CanadaAs a general rule, the Canadian federal government considers DUI to be a serious criminal offense for which someone will be...

How to get rid of an ICA good contract will guide you if you need to part ways with an independent contractor.

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