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Wednesday, December 18, 2013

Don’t Let a Bad Vacation Experience Ruin Your Business

When you are in a business that has the opportunity of making people’s dreams come true or dashing their hopes into oblivion, it is important to have the right outlook and protection. Travel agent insurance can help make sure that your business is protected from the possibilities that something goes wrong during a person’s once-in-a-lifetime trip.


The Vacation of a Lifetime

As a customer service oriented business, it is nice if a travel agency can make things right when something goes wrong. The problem is that by the time anyone knows that anything is wrong, it is too late to make it right, and the person who experiences the inconvenience has his or her vacation ruined.

You cannot help it if you signed a person up to see penguins in Antarctica, and the business that is leading the expedition goes bankrupt. Nor can you help if the person goes on the trip and ends up breaking a leg. Unfortunately, even with waivers and clearly understood rules, the person may hold you responsible for the terrible trip and the expenses incurred. If the person does, he or she will tell all of their friends on social media, and may even file a lawsuit.

In the Courtroom

Even if the case is without merit, you will still foot the lawyers’ fees for your company. That may be enough to drive you out of business. Lawyers are not cheap, especially if you have to hire the best one to make sure that your company’s rights are not trampled on by a sad story.

That makes having travel agent insurance a no-brainer. The right insurance can help insulate your company against the unexpected while still providing those you serve with a modicum of help when it comes to making a ruined vacation a little more right. While the people who will sue are few and far between, the wrong lawsuit can be devastating for everyone involved including the business and those who work for it. Letting the insurance company take the brunt of the problem helps keep morale and the possibility of the company remaining in business high.

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