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As a new agent, what do you require to be completed before signing up? Do I need my business registered and a tax id? Any others?
Asked by Shaunese Walker on April 11, 2024 in General

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Can clients book directly on their own through my website?
Asked by Kimm Whitaker on April 6, 2024 in General

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Does Outside Agents hire people with visible tattoos?
Asked by knox a on February 26, 2024 in General
Answer by Chad Burt Host Agency Rep — February 28, 2024

While we frown on facial tattoos (lol), we happily employ people who choose to adorn themselves with art.
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As a new agent/currently active traveler, when does the OA 3 to 1 ratio need to be obtained in order to earn commissions on self bookings?
Asked by Mary Riggs on January 22, 2024 in General
Answer by Isabella Derosia Host Agency Rep — January 22, 2024

Hi Mary!
The first trip is fine to be a personal one, but from there on out the 3:1 ratio must be maintained.

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Do you have Natural Habitat Adventures in your network?
Asked by Naline Davila on December 29, 2023 in General
Answer by Chad Burt Host Agency Rep — January 5, 2024

Hi, We are top producers with virtually every vendor in the industry. Having said this, not all are preferred or listed in our resources. I think the vendor you mentioned falls in the latter category. You are free to work with them under our credentials once you're an agent with us with a few caveats: 1) Most specialty packages can be booked under one of our existing preferred suppliers, 2) You are on your own if something goes wrong with a vendor with whom we have no history, and 3) You are responsible for vetting the vendor as required by the fiduciary nature of your role as a travel agent.
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