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GDS (global distribution system) is one of the most potent travel resources. While powerful, it is also tough to learn and use, so only the most experienced agents try to master it. Let's break it down.

Saying we're the best host agency may sound a bit too forward, but we know we are. We speak to industry professionals and other agents all of the time, and people are generally shocked (in a good way) when they learn how we do things.

Free travel is often advertised as a perk for becoming a travel agent. Yes, you can travel for free as an agent, but it is important to know how to take free trips and when it's appropriate.

It is important to understand the pitfalls of travel MLMs and the key differences between them and full-service host agencies like us. Legitimate host agencies focus on supporting agents in selling travel—not memberships.

Below are a few reviews from our agents, which are completely unedited (so excuse typos). If you want to read reviews for our host agency directly from a neutral third party, check out our LuxRally Travel Reviews page on HAR.

You may wonder if there is a certification to be a travel agent, similar to a real estate agent certification. There isn't, but you still need a license to sell legally and an IATA to earn commissions. Let's break it down.

Our agents earn far more than the average, thanks to our training, tech, mentorship, and access to rates with adjustable commissions. The industry averages for travel agent earnings are low compared to our agents' earnings.

A (reputable) host travel agency provides the infrastructure for agents to thrive. Building this infrastructure would be difficult and expensive for a single agent. Let's break it down.

If you are on our website, chances are you're researching host agencies. Below is a guide to finding the right match.

What is a travel agent license? Essentially, it's a Seller of Travel License required by certain states. These licenses are crucial—you can't legally sell to residents or operate within those states without one. Currently, only four states require them: Florida, California, Hawaii, and Washington.

What are your options for maximizing revenue? In this article, we'll break down the good, the bad, and the ugly of how travel agents earn. This doesn't cover salaried positions—check resources like Glassdoor for that.

Our training is cutting-edge and rigorous and will push you to your limits. However, once you graduate, you will have a new skill and be prepared to handle clients in the real world.

Our agency expects our agents to be available to their clients 24/7. Being available at all times sounds scary, but it's not. It doesn't mean you'll be working all the time; it just means that when a client needs you, especially while traveling, you must be there for them. You are their lifeline.