Booking and itinerary errors
Claims from incorrect names, dates, routings or connections.
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Professional indemnity for travel agents, consultants and tour operators.
Travel claims are triggered by detail. A name that does not match a passport, a connection too tight to make, a visa requirement never mentioned, or a supplier that collapses with client money already paid. Professional indemnity generally responds where the way a booking was handled, or the advice given with it, is said to have caused the traveller a loss.
Travel agents and consultants book flights, accommodation, cruises, escorted tours and corporate travel, and many now operate as home-based or mobile advisers under a host agency rather than a shopfront. There has been no compulsory licensing scheme since the Travel Compensation Fund closed, so obligations come from accreditation schemes such as ATAS, host agency agreements, supplier terms and Australian Consumer Law.
Claims from incorrect names, dates, routings or connections.
Exposure where visa, passport or travel insurance information was not given.
Payment fraud and the card and identity data held for travellers.
A ticket is issued with a shortened first name and the airline refuses boarding at check-in. The client claims replacement fares at walk-up prices, the first night of accommodation not used and the connecting transfers that fell over with it.
A family travelling to a destination requiring a pre-arranged visa is not told at booking and is refused entry on arrival. The claim covers return flights, the accommodation paid for and not used, and the cost of rebooking the trip.
A tour wholesaler enters administration weeks before a group departure and the deposits are gone. Clients look to the agent who took their money, and how the wording responds to supplier insolvency becomes the whole question.
There has been no compulsory national travel agent licensing scheme since the Travel Compensation Fund closed. Obligations now come from accreditation schemes such as ATAS, host agency agreements, supplier terms and Australian Consumer Law, and several of those set their own insurance requirements.
Generally not. A traveller's own cancellation, medical or baggage loss is what their travel insurance is for. Professional indemnity typically responds where the client says the way you handled the booking or the advice you gave caused the loss, subject to the policy terms.
It depends on the host's arrangement. Some host agencies extend cover to affiliated advisers and some do not, and where they do, the terms and limit may be narrower than you expect. It is worth asking for the certificate and confirming in writing whether your trading name is actually named.
It depends on the business rather than a set price. The main drivers are your leisure, corporate and tour operating mix, annual transaction volume, whether you package your own tours, the level of client funds held before departure, and your claims history.
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