How Egretline works with partner advisors
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Who plans and books my trip?
Egretline Travel connects travelers with independent partner travel advisors, who are registered sellers of travel. Your partner advisor plans and books your trip and handles all payments. Egretline Travel does not sell travel, take payment, or receive any fee for referrals.
When you send a request on the plan a trip page, Egretline Travel passes it to an independent partner travel advisor. That advisor contacts you, plans the trip with you, makes the bookings and handles all payments under their own seller of travel registration and their own written terms.
What does Egretline Travel do, and not do?
| Egretline Travel | Your partner advisor |
|---|---|
| Publishes free travel guides and help pages | Plans your trip with you |
| Connects you with a partner advisor | Books cruises, resorts and other travel |
| Answers general questions about how this works | Takes payment and issues your documents |
| Is not paid for referrals | Gives you their terms, fees and registration details in writing |
Who is the partner advisor?
Your partner advisor will introduce themselves by name and give you their agency and seller of travel registration details before you book or pay anything. Ask for them if they are not offered.
What is a Seller of Travel registration?
Several U.S. states require businesses that sell travel to consumers to register with the state. In Florida, the Florida Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services (FDACS) administers the Sellers of Travel law, section 559.927 of the Florida Statutes. California and Washington have their own registration programs.
How can I check a travel agency's Florida registration?
FDACS offers a business license lookup on its website. You can also contact FDACS directly.