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Become an Online Travel Agent for Free Without Fees

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Kristle Jones
Kristle Jones
Oct 20, 2010
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An online travel agent is a career that is home-based and full of perks for those who enjoy traveling. Online travel agents sell travel deals and packages to customers via the Internet at their own website. The career is ideal for those who wish to work in travel, yet work from the comfort of their own home. Those with an interest can obtain free training through various websites that will give you all the information you will need to become an online travel agent.

Online Travel Agents Course

Home Based Travel Agents and Online Travel Training out of the UK are two examples of companies that provide free online training for future online or home-based travel agents.

Register or Apply Online

Fill out an online application or register for your desired training course. Depending on the course, companies will require you to either fill out an application or a registration form to begin coursework. The application will ask for personal contact information as well as questions about your previous travel agent experience.

Choose Your Courses

Log in to your program website and choose from a variety of courses to take. Courses vary and include airline training, cruise ship training and hotel/resort training. Complete as many courses as you wish that your company of choice provides. Online travel agent courses often have continuing education in the form of webinars, seminars and more.

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Obtain Errors and Omission Insurance

This insurance is necessary for online or home-based travel agents because you will handle other people’s money.

Travel Sellers License

Obtain a travel sellers license if you would like to sell travel within the 14 states that require it. According to AAA’s Travel Agent Training Center, California, Delaware, Florida, Hawaii, Illinois, Iowa, Maine, New York, Ohio, Oregon, Pennsylvania, Rhode Island, Virginia and Washington all require a travel sellers license.

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Kristle Jones, a freelance writer out of Southern California, uses her education, expertise and personal experience to write and blog articles for the Web. Kristle loves writing beauty, health and parenting articles and hopes to share her…

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