NiceTry
Latrobe,#2General Comment
Thu, May 03, 2012
You just made this recent post to make this posting seem current.
1st... Travel America has been bought by a very reputable company since then with over 30 years in the incentive business
Secondly...you are posting smear material/slander on many other boards.
And what I said on others...
As you google Travel America you will find multiple derogatory posts dated 3/18/12 or 3/19/12 ...funny how these are the
same dates as this 'review' above was made.
Obviously this is how competition does there business these days...with slander.
Nice try... and I bet your company directs their 'potential clients' to this particular link, and others, where these bogus reviews are listed. Hopefully no business person truly takes these threads as truth. It is clearly and truly lies and slander...and it's easy to recognize with a little further research.
Andy
33147,#3Consumer Comment
Mon, March 19, 2012
You sound like an employee (Joel) that's trying to defend the company.
Very very suspicious.
Joel Kling
west Hills,#4
Fri, September 04, 2009
I recently redeemed 2 nights at a Quality Inn in San Diego. I just paid $35 dollars for taxes will the cost on Expedia if I did not get 2 free nights would of been more than $200. Travel America has some great incentives but like all travel promotions, the benefits can take wild swings depending on market conditions.
From what I know all prices are negotiated between the the purchaser of the travel and Travel America. Travel America does not set rates by themselves. Actual rates for Travel can vary depending on market conditions.
One time I won 2 Roundtrip tickets on American Airlines. I had to pay taxes based on the rack rate which was about $1,000 dollars each. If I used them i would have to pay $300 dollars in income taxes per ticket! It was cheaper (at the time) to purchase the tickets for about $220 each online on Expedia since several airlines were offering deep discounts at the time.
I have used several Travel incentives from Casablanca Express, Holiday Travel of America and Travel America. I have learned that travel promotioms may not mimmic market conditions. Coupons from airlines and hotels may be worthless depending on what was discounted and the price it is discounted from, which is usully not the lowest rate.
Joel
West Hills CA
Joel Kling
west Hills,#5
Fri, September 04, 2009
I recently redeemed 2 nights at a Quality Inn in San Diego. I just paid $35 dollars for taxes will the cost on Expedia if I did not get 2 free nights would of been more than $200. Travel America has some great incentives but like all travel promotions, the benefits can take wild swings depending on market conditions.
From what I know all prices are negotiated between the the purchaser of the travel and Travel America. Travel America does not set rates by themselves. Actual rates for Travel can vary depending on market conditions.
One time I won 2 Roundtrip tickets on American Airlines. I had to pay taxes based on the rack rate which was about $1,000 dollars each. If I used them i would have to pay $300 dollars in income taxes per ticket! It was cheaper (at the time) to purchase the tickets for about $220 each online on Expedia since several airlines were offering deep discounts at the time.
I have used several Travel incentives from Casablanca Express, Holiday Travel of America and Travel America. I have learned that travel promotioms may not mimmic market conditions. Coupons from airlines and hotels may be worthless depending on what was discounted and the price it is discounted from, which is usully not the lowest rate.
Joel Kling
West Hills CA
Joel
Canoga Park,#6
Thu, September 03, 2009
Promotional trips typically have fixed expenses while the Free market can change prices subject to conditions and often have wild swings in prices. It pays to reedem a trip when you will benefit from savings.
Joel
Canoga Park,#7
Wed, September 02, 2009
This is a 5 Day Baja cruise with all taxes and fees right from the carvival Website. This includes all taxes and fees for the cruise.
4 Night Baja Mexico (Los Angeles roundtrip) | ||||||
Cruise Line: Carnival Cruise Lines | ||||||
Cruise Ship: Carnival Paradise | ||||||
Departure: 11/29/2010 | ||||||
Cruise Length: 4 Nights | ||||||
# Passengers: 2 | ||||||
Dining Pref: Early Dining (around 6:00pm) | ||||||
Stateroom Category: 1A | ||||||
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