Business Travel/Expert Profile

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• Knowledgeability 9.70
• Clarity of Response 9.90
• Timeliness 9.60
• Politeness 9.90

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    K = Knowledgeability    C = Clarity of Response    T = Timeliness    P = Politeness

User	Date	K	C	T	P	Comments
Dottie	04/27/09	10	10	10	10	Thank you - this will be a .....
Duane	01/01/09	10	10	10	10	Thanks Norman, your information was ver helpful .....
Naomi Smith	02/04/08	8	10	10	10	Thank you for all of your help .....
poramase	11/20/07	10	10	10	10
wina	01/14/06	10	10	10	10	perfect ,thank you vv much

Recent Answers from Norman L. Rose

2009-05-13 New travel agency.:

As a licensed travel agent you simply need to contact Disney and other suppliers to negotiate a discount or net rate that you can mark-up. There are many independent agents who work as an outside agent

2009-04-23 Travel Reimbursement Policy:

This is completely up to your company's culture. If you worked for the US Federal Government your employees would be reimbursed at $.585 per mile. Most companies I am aware of would not reimburse employees

2009-04-13 promotion:

To promote your site you need to: 1) Optimize your site for search by Google and Yahoo!. Given the strong hold on search created by the OTAs and suppliers, I would suggest you target a specific niche

2009-02-26 Debit Memos:

I have heard from many sources that the airlines have increased their collection efforts as a way to raise additional funds. (more aggressive stance on debit memos) If the customer cancels you should

2008-12-18 travel agent:

Travel agencies make money on commissions, back end overrides (also a form of commissions) and service fees. Back in the late 1990s U.S. airlines eliminated upfront commissions. Hotels, some car rental