Avoiding the supplement: some relief for singles

Article Abstract:

Singles account for 25% of cruise passengers but they often have to pay a singles supplement that can amount to 5% to 100% more than a double occupancy rate. Some cruise lines guarantee a low singles rate or will provide a roommate. A good travel agent can provide details.

Finance, Cruise ships, Single people as consumers, Single consumers

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Airfares are rising - but you can beat them back

Article Abstract:

Airfares went up on average 15% in 1995 and similar increases are expected in 1996. Among the suggested ways to fly for the lowest possible price are to find discount airlines, use alternative airports in cities that have them and keep your eyes out for fare wars.

Air travel

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Should you pay your travel agent - or book it yourself?

Article Abstract:

Many travel agents began charging customers fees for issuing plane tickets after the airlines announced in Feb 1995, that they were reducing the commissions paid to travel agents. A comparison of fees charged by four major travel service firms is given.

Travel agents

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