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Colpitts World Travel
- Travel Agent
- 875 Providence Hwy Somerville, MA 02026
- Closed ⋅ Opens at 9:00AM
Referral from
Mar 22, 2014
Frank S.:
Anybody a travel agent?
Leia T.:
I am a certified travel agent. Check out my page and my website. www.colpittsworldtravel.com . I am back in yhe office on Monday if you... Rosanna McGoldrick
Referral from
Jan 31, 2013
Bob M.:
Can anyone recommend a good travel agent in the Boston-Cambridge area? Anne and I want to make some travel plans that are a bit...
Elizabeth A.:
Rosanna McGoldrick@the Travel Collaborative 617-497-8181/ 120 Beacon St/Suite 302/Somerville. I use her for international, but I found...
Referral from January 31, 2013
Bob M. asked:
Can anyone recommend a good travel agent in the Boston-Cambridge area? Anne and I want to make some travel plans that are a bit complex, and I feel overwhelmed by the...
Simon B. replied:
I highly recommend Ron Rajewski at Great International Travel. He handles all my UUA-related travel. 15 Broad Street, Suite 702, Boston, MA 02109 TEL 617 559 5522 ron.rajewski@protravelinc.com
Bonnie B. replied:
Pat Quill/Quill travel 7818218868. Quilltvl@aol.com. Handles even the most complicated travels international-national. I can alert your text might come. BB
Eric M. replied:
Baker Travel is located at 407 Highland Ave, Davis Square Somerville MA, 02144 617-629-2660
Aldon H. replied:
Kimberly O'Flaherty is a friend of mine who is a travel agent and lives up in Reading.
Bonnie B. replied:
Bob, contact Patricia Buresch at Quill Travel. She has done amazing travels for us. Love you. BB
Referral from March 22, 2014
Frank S. asked:
Anybody a travel agent?
Leia T. replied:
Sorry Frank, my correct office number is 781-326-7800 x.112 still getting used to this phone!
John R. replied:
Silvana Giurleo Comeau
George C. replied:
Try funjet.com they have great deals
Leia T. replied:
Working with a travel agent saves you $ than booking on your own. As an agent, I work with preferred suppliers that gives me access to rates not available to the public. One of the biggest misconceptions that people have is that you have to pay a travel agent to make your reservations. If you are booking a package- air@hotel, we do not charge a fee. We make our $ on commissions from the hotel and suppliers. A vacation is an investment. Why would you book on your own? You should always use a professional. Airlines, hotels, etc...would much rather talk to a travel agent than the client. Not to mention the extra amenities, discounts, promotions, $$$ you would save. My company is the oldest travel agency in the U.S. We have won several awards. I have been in the travel industry for 20+ years and I am also the president of PTANA, Professional Travel Agents of North America, NE Chapter. Those who tell you to book yourself obviously has never used an agent and don't know the type of services offered.
Ronda B. replied:
Frank, I saw this on an email I got from Travelzoo.. http://www.travelzoo.com/vacations/caribbean/-599-Dominican-Republic-6-Night-All-Inclusive-Trip-w-Air-1713053/?ptl=done&rating&tppct&conf=1&source=_tzlock&sc
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