Tour-operator failure - how to protect yourself

Article Abstract:

Laws designed to protect consumers from losing their money to tour operators that fail do not guarantee the return of money. The protection laws include provisions for escrow accounts and trip-interruption insurance. However, not all states have protection laws. Methods to protect travelers are described.

Tour operators

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It seemed like a deal

Article Abstract:

Many credit cards offer protection to consumers who buy things that turn out to be misrepresented or fraudulent. However, disputes over quality are usually not covered. If a credit card firm refuses to reimburse a claim, try contacting a consumer watchdog group or a government oversight agency.

Credit cards, Fraud, Credit and debit card industry, Credit card industry

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Travelers' rights? Not many

Article Abstract:

Consumer protection laws for travelers are few in number. The practice of compensating airline passengers who are bumped due to overbooking is a law, while hotels who provide accommodations elsewhere due to overbooking follow the industry practice. Legal protections are described.

Directory, Travelers, Consumer protection departments and agencies, Consumer protection agencies

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