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If a union uses Expedia to book its travel on line, do the same requirements relating to identifying the vendor on credit card charges still apply?

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If a union uses Expedia to book its travel on line, do the same requirements relating to identifying the vendor on credit card charges still apply?

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A. Yes, regardless of whether travel is booked through a travel agency or an on-line travel service, the union’s disbursements should be allocated to the vendors who provided the services (airline, hotel, etc.). However, if the union has purchased a pre-set package from a travel agency or on-line service where the consumer does not know how much of the cost was for individual components of the package, the travel agency or on-line service can be listed as the vendor.

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