Turning the tide how to fight for your rights - and win

Article Abstract:

Travelers on foreign-owned cruise lines have two choices when unacceptable problems occur on a trip. They can document their experiences and demand compensation. If the cruise line refuses to recognize their complaints, they can file a lawsuit. This latter action requires attention to deadlines for lawsuits. A third option is to complain to various agencies, such as the Federal Maritime Commission's Office of Informal Inquiries and Complaints, and post negative experiences on an Internet bulletin board.

Research, Methods, Customer satisfaction, Cruise lines

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Customs and your (lack of) rights

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Nearly 12% of air travelers are delayed because of customs inspections. The Customs Service is not required to pay for property damaged during inspection or for accommodations when long delays cause travelers to miss flights. Travelers' rights during an inspection are discussed.

Management, Laws, regulations and rules, Customs administration, Travelers, United States. Bureau of Customs and Border Protection, Customs administration and tourists

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Gatlinburg's wintry embrace

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Gatlinburg creates a romantic venue for lovers especially during winter and it gets even more inspiring at night with the Smoky Mountain Lights festival. Gatlinburg is also famous for chocolates and natural parks such as the Great Smoky Mountain National Park.

Description and travel, Gatlinburg, Tennessee

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