Travel agents: The dinosaur you just might need

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3-16-2011 @ 1:15PM

Kent said...

It's one thing, if you are simply traveling to visit relatives. If all you need is a plane ticket, then you don't need a travel agent.

On the other hand, if you are going on a cruise, or a trip to a foreign country, or even a trip to a part of the U.S. that you've never seen before, a travel agent can be very handy.

There are travel agents that get into very specialized areas. Since we adopted our child, we dealt with an agent that handled travel for adoption. She was able to get around some of the ticketing restrictions, as well as getting an inexpensive, one-way ticket for the baby on the return flight.

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