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Reached 500 supporters
April 17, 2008
April 17, 2008
Seeing the travel community rally behind this gives me genuine hope that the board will finally listen to our concerns. When I started this to protect the livelihoods of my own colleagues, I feared we would be ignored. This momentum proves that our frustrations are felt across the entire industry.
Reached 100 supporters
April 17, 2008
April 15, 2008
Watching this count climb reminds me of how many local agencies are struggling to keep their doors open right now. We need the final few signatures to hit our first milestone before I bring this list to the regional board. Please send the link to your staff or colleagues today so we can push this over the line.
April 15, 2008
My livelihood depends on this shift and seeing the numbers climb reminds me I am not fighting alone. We need to push past the five hundred mark right now to show the industry we are serious about these changes.
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Ridiculous. My clients hate this digital only stuff and want a physical record. Stop forcing us to change how we work.
We need paper tickets for record keeping!!! This is just another way to make things harder for travel agents.
total nonsense. not everyone has a smartphone or wants to deal with glitches at the gate. leave it alone.
Keep them. My customers are not happy about this at all.
So many people still prefer a paper copy. Why take that away from us? Keep them in place.
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Updates
Reached 500 supporters
April 17, 2008
April 17, 2008
Seeing the travel community rally behind this gives me genuine hope that the board will finally listen to our concerns. When I started this to protect the livelihoods of my own colleagues, I feared we would be ignored. This momentum proves that our frustrations are felt across the entire industry.
Reached 100 supporters
April 17, 2008
April 15, 2008
Watching this count climb reminds me of how many local agencies are struggling to keep their doors open right now. We need the final few signatures to hit our first milestone before I bring this list to the regional board. Please send the link to your staff or colleagues today so we can push this over the line.
April 15, 2008
My livelihood depends on this shift and seeing the numbers climb reminds me I am not fighting alone. We need to push past the five hundred mark right now to show the industry we are serious about these changes.
6 Comments
Bad move. Digital systems crash all the time and then what? Chaos at the terminal.
Ridiculous. My clients hate this digital only stuff and want a physical record. Stop forcing us to change how we work.
We need paper tickets for record keeping!!! This is just another way to make things harder for travel agents.
total nonsense. not everyone has a smartphone or wants to deal with glitches at the gate. leave it alone.
Keep them. My customers are not happy about this at all.
So many people still prefer a paper copy. Why take that away from us? Keep them in place.
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Bad move. Digital systems crash all the time and then what? Chaos at the terminal.