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Up-and-coming visual flight search engine Hipmunk, known for its color-coded Gantt chart approach to finding airfare, does not actually sell the tickets to the flights it sorts so nicely. Rather, upon choosing an ideal flight, visitors are sent to book through Orbitz while Hipmunk receives $3 per flight sold. A search of the Office of read more »

Travel agents have a new law to abide by in the state of Florida named SB 1310. The new law alters the amount of the surety bond required from travel agents based on whether the agent books travel from Florida to a terrorist state or if the travel agent also sells vacation certificates. Travel agents read more »

The state of Rhode Island has enacted a new law referred to as SB 2067. The new Rhode Island law was introduced on 01/15/2008 and is concerning travel agents within the state. SB 2067 eliminates the licensing requirement of a $10,000 surety bond for travel agents. The repeal came about for reasons not relating to read more »