Travel Intermediary definition

Travel Intermediary shall be any person who habitually or regularly undertakes to perform the contract defined in paragraph 3, whether such activity is his main business or not and whether he exercises such activity on a professional basis or not.
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Travel Intermediary means an entity, domiciled or incorporated in Australia, who provides a travel service on behalf of a Travel Supplier including, but not limited to, a travel agent, travel management company, aggregator, distributor, online travel agent, inbound tour operator, wholesaler or a consolidator.
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Examples of Travel Intermediary in a sentence

  • The Traveller will be liable for any and all the damages which the Travel Organizer and/or the Travel Intermediary may incur due to the non-compliance with the obligations herein, including any incurred repatriation expenses.

  • Where the Travel Organizer and/or Travel Intermediary is constrained, before the departure to significantly alter an essential term of the Contract it shall notify the Traveller as quickly as possible, indicating the provision in the Contract specifying the alternations made and their impact on the price.

  • The Travel Organizer and Travel Intermediary are not deemed liable for the non-performance or partial performance of the Contract when this arises from circumstances which are attributable to the Traveller, unforeseeable or unavoidable circumstances, unforeseeable incidents, or force majeure.

  • However, the Traveller is obliged, when making the booking, to inform the Travel Organizer and/or the Travel Intermediary about any requirement or special conditions (for example: pregnancy, food allergies, disabilities and so on) and to clearly specify the request for this personalized services.

  • Should the cancellation of the contract be due to circumstances other than unforeseeable circumstances, force majeure, failure to reach the minimum number of travellers or non-acceptance of the substitutive Travel Package by the Traveller, the Travel Organizer shall refund the Traveller a sum corresponding to double the sum paid by the same Traveller and/or received by the Travel Organizer from the Travel Intermediary.

  • The Traveller needs to inform the Travel Organizer and/or Travel Intermediary of his decision as soon as possible and in any case not later than two (2) working days from the notification by the Travel Organizer of the changes.

  • If the Traveler fails to communicate their decision to the Travel Organizer and/or Travel Intermediary within the deadlines indicated, the proposal for the increase or modification by the Travel Organizer and/or Retailer shall be deemed accepted by the Traveler.

  • During the negotiation and, in any case, before the execution of the contract, the Travel Organizer and/or Travel Intermediary shall provide the Traveller in writing, with all the general information pertaining to the health formalities required by national administrations for the journey and the stay and general information about travel documents which are necessary for the trip (passport and visa).