Back to back
Back to back describes consecutive travel plans, like flights or tours scheduled immediately one after another.
Back to back describes consecutive travel plans, like flights or tours scheduled immediately one after another.
ARTA, the Association of Retail Travel Agents, supports and represents independent travel agencies in the U.S.
APEX, or Advance Purchase Excursion, is a discounted airline fare that must be booked and paid for in advance.
The Airlines Reporting Corporation (ARC) handles financial transactions between airlines and travel agencies in the U.S.
An airline fare is the cost of a flight ticket, influenced by route, class, timing, and travel demand.
An air travel card is used to buy airline tickets and manage travel expenses, often within corporate programs.
An agent is a travel professional who books flights, hotels, and tours, helping travelers plan their trips efficiently.
APR, or Advance Purchase Requirement, means booking early to qualify for discounted fares or rates.
An add-on is an optional extra like luggage, upgrades, or tours that travelers can buy to personalize their trip.
Booking, Expedia, and Airbnb are accelerating innovation in the US travel sector, as forecasts predict the online travel market will nearly triple by 2033, driven by mobile booking, personalization, and creative business models.
Blackout dates are restricted travel days when discounts or rewards can’t be used, usually during peak seasons.
Base fare is the main cost of a flight ticket before taxes, fees, and other surcharges are included.
Indicates whether specific travel services (e.g., hotel rooms or flights) are open for booking at a particular time.
Adjoining rooms are hotel rooms located side by side, ideal for families or groups wanting to stay close together.