Incentive Travel: (1) a trip offered as a prize, particularly to stimulate the productivity of employees or sales agents. (2) the business of operating such travel programs.

 

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Incentive Travel: (1) a trip offered as a prize, particularly to stimulate the productivity of employees or sales agents. (2) the business of operating such travel programs.

Travel Agent: A company or individual engaged in selling transportation and other travel services and products directly to the consumer.

Travel And Entertainment Expense: A letter describing the contents and purpose of a transaction delivered with a security that is changing ownership.

Travel Documents: Those paper documents required in cruise travel. Passage tickets, passports, visas, air travel tickets or confirmations, etc. Are examples of travel documents.

Travel Agency: Usually a storefront retailer of travel packages but are now being seen online as a main way for planning your next trip.

Travel Advisory: A travel warning issued by the us department of state, indicating a special caution should be taken in a country due to political unrest, natural disaster, or other special situation. These . . . View Full Definition

Restricted Travel Dates: A specified period of time when certain rates, fees, and taxes may apply that are not used during regular business times.

Stewardship Incentives Program (SIP): A program administered by the Forest Service through the Farm Service Agency that provides up to 75% cost sharing for practices implementing approved renewable resource plans. Payments are l . . . View Full Definition

Travel Institute: The primary educational and certification arm of the travel industry. Was formerly the 'institute of certified travel agents' (icta), located in wellesley, mass.

Travel Literature: Writings that describe either the author's journey to a distant and alien place, or writings which discuss the customs, habits, and wildlife of a distant place. The oldest surviving travel l . . . View Full Definition