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A detailed plan or route of a trip that includes all segments and timings of the travel.

A pre-arranged travel plan that includes a combination of at least two elements: transport, accommodation, or other tourist services.

A professional who arranges travel and accommodations for travelers, often providing expertise and additional services.

A document or communication that verifies the reservation of travel or accommodation services.

An electronic version of a paper ticket, which is used for the booking of airline seats.

A company or individual that creates and markets inclusive tours and packages for travel.

Travel arranged for groups of people, often involving special itinerary planning and discounted rates.

An individual traveler who prefers custom and private travel arrangements not tied to group packages.

A computerized network system owned or operated by a company that enables transactions between travel industry service providers and travel agencies.

A percentage of the sale price of a travel product that is paid to the travel agent by the supplier upon the sale of that product.

A free or reduced-rate travel tour offered to travel agents by suppliers to familiarize them with their services and destinations.

A policy purchased by travelers to cover unforeseen losses incurred while traveling, such as accidents, illness, or trip cancellation.

A person employed to show tourists around places of interest.

An official authorization appended to a passport that allows entry into and travel within a particular country or region.

The official department that administers and collects duties levied by a government on imported goods.

A company that transports people or goods, especially by land, sea, or air.

A flight with no changes of aircraft, but possibly with one or more stops en route for refueling or boarding/disembarking passengers.

A term used to describe a payment that cannot be returned to the purchaser under any circumstances.

Specific dates in which special fares or promotions do not apply, usually due to high demand periods.

A rewards program offered by companies to customers who frequently make purchases, including accruing points or miles to redeem for travel.

A fee charged by a country when a person is leaving the country, usually included in an airline ticket price.

The process in which passengers confirm their presence on a flight and may result in the issuance of a boarding pass.

Period of the year with the highest demand for travel tickets and accommodation, usually because of weather or holidays.

Times outside of high season with lower demand for travel, often resulting in lower prices.

A local company or individual that manages and operates daily tourist products and services, like transfers and guided tours.

A business that buys travel inventory at reduced rates and resells it to travel agencies or the public.

The act of selling the same seat, room, or travel service to more than one client.

Responsible travel to natural areas which conserves the environment and improves the welfare of local people.

A term used when a traveler has a reservation but does not arrive to claim the reserved service.