Are you looking to book your trip with air as easily as possible? BOOK AS A PACKAGE (air + land)!

If you want the easiest way to book your air and you don’t care about full mile accrual or need the ability to make changes (class of service, flight change) or be eligible for complimentary upgrades with your status, then you can book your air as a package.

Traveling Person does not quote/book Basic Economy or budget airlines like Allegiant, Frontier, Spirit, etc.

OR......

Loyal to your airline miles or airline credit card? Want the freedom to make upgrades or changes directly on the app? Building your status?
BOOK YOUR AIR DIRECT - DO NOT PACKAGE AIR WITH YOUR LAND

If you desire full control over your air tickets, it is advised that you purchase your tickets directly from the airline and not packaged with Traveling Person. It is in your best interest as a consumer to purchase your air directly from the airline. You will have more direct service and can avoid extra fees and terms & conditions from a third-party supplier. (Delta Vacations is the only exception to this.)
YOU HAVE THE MOST FLEXIBILITY IF YOU BOOK YOUR OWN AIR DIRECTLY WITH THE AIRLINE OF YOUR CHOICE
When you purchase a ticket through a travel agency, you are not buying a ticket directly from the airline.
If you encounter any problems with your ticket/flights before and sometimes during your travel, you will not have access to the airline directly and may experience service delays.

1 - any points or vouchers given by airlines must be redeemed directly by the consumer (you) with the airline that has issued them. Traveling Person cannot book these flights.

2 - Airline Insurance - you can decide to PURCHASE AIR ONLY insurance with the airline directly at the time of purchase or you can DECLINE the air only insurance if you understand the cancellation policy for your airline and have plans to purchase a comprehensive policy that covers Air + Land. We can help with this. Insurance is time sensitive and should be purchased on the same date as your air.

2 - you will forward Traveling Person your entire flight schedule once you have booked (flight numbers, times, confirmation numbers, etc)

3 - if you have an outbound connection on the way to your international destination, you should give yourself at least 1 hour or more for your layover (closer to 2 hours is preferred but not always an option)

4 - on your return to the US, if you have a layover before your final destination you should ALLOW 90-120 minutes at an absolute minimum (2-3 hours is preferred these days) to clear US Customs and Immigration before your next flight… you can have shorter layovers if your entire travel party has Global Entry.

AIR CHANGES: once your trip is booked and you have committed to an air itinerary, it is the client's responsibility to monitor flights and sign up for notifications with their airline. Traveling Person will alert clients to any air schedule changes that are received by the airline or travel provider.
If the client voluntarily desires alternate pricing and/or alternate schedules, it is subject to a $50/request fee to investigate.
If the airline makes a schedule change, Traveling Person will assist with airline-driven changes as a complimentary service for your first request.

Bedding labels outside of the US are sometimes very different.

Double vs Twin
In the US, we’re familiar with the idea of a DOUBLE bed being the logical step up from a twin bed. Its width is that of two twin beds and the same length as a single twin bed. Pretty simple concept. The only real nuance to it is that in the US we sometimes use the term “full” interchangeably with “double”.
Forget all of that when you’re dealing with Europe. You’ll see double beds all over European hotel and travel sites, but they don’t mean the same thing at all. Matter of fact, they don’t even always mean the same thing from European country to European country.
The most common DOUBLE bed scenario in a European hotel room is that you’ll find two twin beds pushed together, usually sitting atop the same platform. Just imagine two mattresses atop one box spring (or whatever platform is being used, since box springs aren’t as common). This is what “DOUBLE” means in most countries. It’s not referring to the mattress size description- it’s literally referring to two separate mattresses.

Most hotel sites and travel sites will show “TWIN” rooms as the alternative to “DOUBLE” rooms. Understanding European twin beds is a little more straightforward than understanding doubles.
It’s not uncommon to see European TWIN rooms laid out with the beds right next to each other. And by right next to each other, I mean right next to each other. Sometimes the amount of space in between can be measured in inches. It’s also likely that the layout will have the beds at a more comfortable distance. It can be unpredictable.

“TWIN” rooms are intended for guests who are sharing a room but not a bed.
“DOUBLE” rooms are intended for guests who are sharing both a room and a bed.

From https://roundtript.com/european-beds/

Traveling Person acts solely as a booking agent for disclosed principal Suppliers and is not the source or provider of any travel service. Each Supplier is an independent entity with its own management and is not subject to the control of Traveling Person.
For this reason, you will see all pricing as BUNDLED RATES and not broken out by component, a la carte style. Our partners do not provide component pricing to protect their contracts, therefore Traveling Person is not able to provide /disclose component pricing. When you hire Traveling Person, you agree and understand that you will receive all pricing as a "package rate.”

You can set up a payment plan directly with your travel advisor after deposit has been placed.