Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Not OP but I can say that round trip tix internationally are easy to do online. However if you're traveling to multi destinations within your trip on carriers that are not ones that you're accustomed to it can be more complicated.

There is nothing difficult about making an international reservation. What makes it different? Any adult should be able to do something this simple.

Any adult should know what the tags on clothing mean, such as no iron, cold water, no machine wash.... Yet, radio show hosts here Sarah, Ty and Mel, once openly admitted on their(thank God it was canceled) radio show that they had no clue what those things were for until that day, about a year ago. I find that I can do more and know how to do more than most of negative posters here. I just got the best connection I could, with a travel agent, saved around 500 dollars, with a travel agent, as opposed to booking online. Maybe some of us can afford a travel agent and don't wish to spend hours online searching for the best deal but as it turns out travel agent had a better deal even with their fees. I also used travel agents to make sure my safari guide and driver were right there in Arusha, and that my charter flights were ready for me in Serengeti and Ngorongoro crater. I traveled on my own to Zanzibar and was that I mistake! To all the PPs recommending a travel agent, thanks so much, the rest of you, don't offer advice you are not asked for. I will say this to all those negative and judgmental people "If you have nothing nice to say, don't say anything at all."

Anonymous wrote:Not OP but I can say that round trip tix internationally are easy to do online. However if you're traveling to multi destinations within your trip on carriers that are not ones that you're accustomed to it can be more complicated.

There is nothing difficult about making an international reservation. What makes it different? Any adult should be able to do something this simple.

I was a travel agent in the '80's and our software (for those working in the industry) was far superior to the websites the public has available to them today.

I never use Travel Agents for personal travel, and my father used to be a travel agent.

I do use them for work. It is required but they are great b/c your are outsourcing the headache.

Some people are willing to pay for this service so I am sure there is someone out there willing to do it.

Wait I do know some travel agents, but then again they might be Russian spies in the 80s

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:OP is still living in the 1980's.

My 80s were a wonderful time and the music was great, parties were great, and my 80s raised me to be a nice person, something you clearly missed out on.

BUUUUURRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRNNNNN


But really though. No one uses those anymore.

Also, the 5000 is for just the two kids, I didn't count the others into it.