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Travel Planning
Our Role as Your Travel Advisor
Our Family Travel is an independent travel planning
business that assists clients with researching,
selecting, and arranging travel services. We serve as
an advisor and booking intermediary between travelers
and independent travel suppliers.
We do not own, operate, manage, or control the cruise
ships, airlines, resorts, hotels, tour companies,
transportation providers, attractions, insurance
companies, or other suppliers used in connection
with your vacation.
Recommendations are based on the information available
to us, our professional experience, supplier materials,
traveler preferences, and the circumstances known at
the time the recommendation is made.
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Independent Companies
Travel Supplier Responsibility
Travel services are provided by independent suppliers.
Each supplier is responsible for delivering its own
products and services and for complying with the laws,
regulations, policies, and contractual obligations
that apply to its business.
Supplier terms may govern deposits, final payments,
cancellations, changes, refunds, credits, baggage,
transportation, accommodations, excursions, conduct,
check-in requirements, and other parts of a reservation.
By confirming a reservation, travelers agree to
the applicable supplier’s current terms and
conditions, even when those terms are provided
separately or through an electronic link.
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Quotes and Reservations
Prices, Promotions, and Availability
Travel prices and availability can change quickly.
Unless specifically stated otherwise in writing, a
quote is an estimate based on the price and inventory
available when the quote is prepared.
A quote does not guarantee a price, room, cabin, flight,
package, promotion, or other travel component. Pricing
is normally secured only after the supplier confirms
the reservation and receives any required deposit or
payment.
Advertised prices may be based on particular travel
dates, departure cities, room or cabin categories,
occupancy levels, residency requirements, loyalty
memberships, or other eligibility conditions. Taxes,
resort fees, gratuities, baggage charges, transfers,
insurance, excursions, and other expenses may not be
included unless specifically identified.
Supplier promotions may be modified, restricted, or
withdrawn without notice. A later promotion does not
necessarily apply to an existing reservation.
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Financial Terms
Payments, Cancellations, and Refunds
Deposits, payment schedules, cancellation penalties,
change fees, refund eligibility, and travel-credit
rules are generally established by the applicable
supplier. These conditions can vary considerably
between reservations.
Many travel payments become partially or fully
nonrefundable after certain dates. Some promotional
fares, airline tickets, hotel rates, excursions, and
special packages may be nonrefundable from the time
they are purchased.
Refunds approved by a supplier are normally returned
through the original form of payment and may require
processing time. Our Family Travel does not control a
supplier’s internal refund-processing schedule.
Airline refund rights can depend on the circumstances,
the party that processed the payment, and whether the
traveler accepts alternate transportation, a voucher,
or another remedy. Supplier rules and applicable law
will control each individual situation.
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Unexpected Events
Schedule, Itinerary, and Service Changes
Airlines, cruise lines, hotels, resorts, tour operators,
and other suppliers may change schedules, routes,
aircraft, ships, ports, hotels, room assignments,
excursions, amenities, entertainment, transportation,
or other services.
Changes may result from weather, mechanical issues,
labor disruptions, government action, public-health
conditions, security concerns, natural disasters,
supplier decisions, operational needs, or other
circumstances.
While we will make reasonable efforts to assist affected
clients, Our Family Travel cannot guarantee that an
itinerary will operate exactly as originally planned
or that a supplier will provide a particular remedy.
Travelers should monitor supplier emails, mobile
applications, text messages, and reservation
accounts before and during their trip for current
schedule and operational information.
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Protecting Your Investment
Travel Insurance
Travel insurance is strongly recommended because many
travel expenses are subject to cancellation penalties
or may become nonrefundable.
Insurance plans vary in their covered reasons,
exclusions, benefit limits, pre-existing-condition
provisions, documentation requirements, purchase
deadlines, and claim procedures. No plan covers every
event or every loss.
Our Family Travel may provide general information,
supplier materials, or access to insurance quotations.
Coverage determinations and claim decisions are made
solely by the insurance provider according to the
purchased policy.
Travelers are responsible for reviewing the complete
plan documents and contacting the insurance provider
with questions about coverage. Declining travel
insurance may leave the traveler responsible for
cancellation penalties, interruption costs, medical
expenses, evacuation expenses, and other losses.
Learn more about travel protection
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Entry Requirements
Passports, Visas, and Travel Documents
Each traveler is responsible for obtaining and carrying
the correct identification, passport, visa, consent
form, vaccination documentation, entry authorization,
or other document required for the trip.
Requirements may vary according to citizenship,
residency, age, destination, transit country, method
of transportation, criminal history, name changes,
family circumstances, and other individual factors.
Passport-validity rules and visa or entry requirements
can change. Travelers should confirm current
requirements directly with the appropriate government
authorities and travel suppliers well before departure.
Our Family Travel may provide general information or
direct travelers to official resources, but we do not
issue travel documents, determine admissibility, or
guarantee that any government or transportation
provider will permit a traveler to board or enter a
destination.
Name Accuracy Matters
The name on every reservation should match the
traveler’s required identification exactly.
Corrections after booking may result in fees,
fare increases, rebooking, or the loss of a
reservation.
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Personal Well-Being
Health, Safety, and Medical Information
Travelers are responsible for evaluating whether a
destination, transportation arrangement, excursion,
or activity is appropriate for their personal health,
mobility, medical needs, and comfort level.
Health risks, vaccination recommendations, testing
rules, medication restrictions, public-health
requirements, security conditions, and government
advisories may change before or during travel.
Travelers should consult qualified medical
professionals and current government resources when
making health-related decisions. Information provided
by Our Family Travel is general travel-planning
information and is not medical advice.
Travelers should also understand that medical
facilities, emergency services, accessibility
standards, sanitation practices, and safety conditions
may differ from those available at home.
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Special Assistance
Accessibility and Accommodation Requests
Please tell us as early as possible about mobility
limitations, dietary requirements, service animals,
medical equipment, accessible-room needs, or other
assistance that may affect your travel arrangements.
We will communicate known requests to the appropriate
suppliers and help identify available options.
However, accessibility features and accommodation
standards vary by supplier and destination.
A request is not guaranteed unless the responsible
supplier confirms it. Travelers should independently
verify that accommodations, transportation, ports,
attractions, excursions, and other facilities can meet
their specific needs.
Some activities may require walking, stairs, uneven
surfaces, transfers, tender boats, physical exertion,
or other conditions that are not suitable for every
traveler.
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Business Relationships
Commissions, Supplier Relationships, and Affiliate Links
Like many travel agencies, Our Family Travel may
receive commissions, incentives, marketing support,
training opportunities, familiarization travel, or
other compensation from travel suppliers and business
partners.
The amount or availability of compensation may vary
between suppliers, destinations, travel products, and
reservations. Our goal is to recommend options that
reasonably fit the traveler’s stated preferences,
needs, and budget.
Some links on this website, in newsletters, or on our
social-media pages may be affiliate, referral, or
tracking links. When applicable, Our Family Travel may
receive a commission or other benefit if a visitor
makes a purchase or completes an eligible transaction
through one of those links.
Using an affiliate link generally does not increase the
price paid by the traveler. A specific disclosure may
also appear next to affiliate or sponsored content
when appropriate.
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Online Information
Website Content and External Links
We work to keep our website useful and accurate, but
travel information changes frequently. Destination
details, supplier policies, prices, schedules,
government requirements, health information, and other
content may become outdated after publication.
Website content is provided for general informational
and travel-planning purposes. It should not be treated
as legal, medical, financial, immigration, or
government advice.
Our website may link to supplier, government,
destination, insurance, and third-party websites.
Those organizations control their own websites,
security, accessibility, privacy practices, content,
and services. A link does not guarantee or endorse
every statement, product, or service offered by the
linked website.
Travelers should confirm important information using
official sources before relying on it or making a
travel decision.
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Before You Travel
Traveler Responsibilities
Every traveler should carefully review all quotations,
invoices, confirmation documents, names, dates,
destinations, payment deadlines, cancellation terms,
and supplier policies.
Travelers are responsible for promptly notifying Our
Family Travel of errors or missing information and for
providing accurate names, dates of birth, contact
information, citizenship details, preferences, and
other information needed to arrange travel.
Review all booking confirmations promptly.
Make payments before the stated deadlines.
Confirm passport, visa, and entry requirements.
Review travel-insurance options and policy terms.
Monitor schedules and supplier communications.
Arrive at airports, ports, and meeting locations on time.
Working Together
Your Acknowledgment
By requesting, approving, depositing on, or
purchasing travel arrangements through Our Family
Travel, you acknowledge that you have had an
opportunity to review these disclosures and the
applicable supplier terms.
These disclosures should be read together with our
Terms and Conditions
and
Privacy Policy
.
Effective date: August 6, 2026