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02/07/2024

01/05/2024

IN CASE YOU MISSED IT....
Southwest Airlines allows you to carry on one bag and one personal item. The bag is to be stowed in the overhead compartment, with your small personal item going under your seat.
The airline has made a potentially major change to their carry-on bag policy. This could result in items that formerly counted as personal items being now counted as your carry-on.
According to Southwest, personal items include purses (including crossbody bags), briefcases, blankets, pillows (neck pillows do not count toward the carryon limit), cameras, food containers,* or laptops (case included).
*Food intended for consumption during a flight and contained in disposable packaging will not count against the carryon limit.
NOTE: If you're traveling with a pet, the pet carrier is counted as either your personal item or carryon.

27/04/2024

New DOT rule requires airlines to refund passengers -

Under the recent U.S. Department of Transportation rule, U.S. and foreign air carriers must provide prompt automatic refunds and and ticket agents must provide prompt refunds upon request when airlines cancel or significantly change their flights and consumers do not accept the alternatives offered.
The ruling also requires U.S. and foreign air carriers to promptly refund checked bag fees for significantly delayed bags and ancillary service fees for ancillary services that consumers paid for but were not provided. Services like food and beverages, bag check-ins, better seats, early boarding benefits, and other a-la-carte features not included in the ticket price are examples of ancillaries.
For additional information regarding refunds, see https://www.transportation.gov/individuals/aviation-consumer-protection/refunds
For information and guidance on a variety of scenarios you may encounter as an aviation consumer, see https://www.transportation.gov/airconsumer

28/11/2023

Below are some of the 2023 travel destinations that C2C Travel & Tours has had the pleasure of having a hand in.

New Orleans, LA... Goldsboro, NC... Las Vegas, NV... Los Cabos, Mexico... Los Angeles, CA... Myrtle Beach, SC... Western Caribbean... Pigeon Forge, TN... Alaska... Eastern Caribbean... Cancun, Mexico... West Point, MS... Rome/Florence/Venice, Italy... Doha, Qatar... Male, Maldives

The last two won't happen until next month but, as you can see, no place is to great or too small!! Some of the 2024 getaways that are already in the works include Egypt, Mexico, Dominican Republic, Bali and of course, all of the cruise destinations!

Where would you like to go? Inbox me with your contact info and let's put something together... together (see what I did there? ☺️). From Continent2Continent to City2City - the goal here at C2C is to get u wherever u ant 2 be!

30/07/2023

According to the official travel site of the European Union, visitors from more than 60 countries that are visa-exempt will be required to apply for European Travel Information and Authorization System (ETIAS) approval ahead of their trips starting in 2024. For details, visit: https://etias.com/etias-requirements/etias-for-american-citizens
The application isn't open yet, but the European Union says that when it is, all necessary forms can be filled out via a web portal or mobile phone application.

ETIAS Eligibility The United States of America will be a launch member of the ETIAS American citizens will be eligible to apply for ETIAS…