You know how frustrating it is when something goes wrong on a trip. You also know how unsettling it can be when you do not get the satisfaction you deserve. The Frequent Traveler's Guide can take these worries away.
Written by travel industry experts, this guide gives you the confidence to not only know your rights, but to exercise them and get the results you want. Whether you are taking that once in a lifetime vacation or flying home from your third business trip this week, here is information you can use.
Airlines-Receive free tickets and upgrades when bumped from a flight. Car Rentals-Don't pay for a larger size when they rent out the class of car you reserved. Hotels-Make the hotel provide you with better accommodations when they give your room away. Cruises-Avoid getting sick on the boat and spending your trip inside your cabin. International Travel-Protect yourself from being caught in scams aimed at tourists.
No matter what your reasons for taking a trip, let The Frequent Traveler's Guide get you there with more peace of mind.
The concept of the book is a great one, but it is too outdated and too focused on US policy. I would have appreciated if it took a more 'international' approach.
Many pages devoted to air and cruise lines, etc. A data dump. Nowadays one can find all of this quickly on the web. But many of the suggestions are worthwhile.
This entire review has been hidden because of spoilers.