AtLanie Travel & Tourism

AtLanie Travel & Tourism Our mission is to provide personal attention to each of our clients. Full Service Travel Agency- Trip Consultation & Sell Travel. Got Travel Related Questions?

Our focus is on providing best matches, assist in traveler challenges and provide product / service solution options. Partners/Support : During Purchase/ Active Trip & Post-Trip. We are Happy to Assist/Service.

12/18/2020

As the year 2020 draws to a close, as plans are made for the new year, 2021, our team wishes you hope and joy in the new year.

AtLanie Travel applies unique techniques to plan and manage individual and corporate trips - trip preparedness using our business techniques give our clients more peace of mind which generally translates to great experiences.

An AtLanie team member proactively collaborate with the traveler to not overlook relevant trip requirements and information.

If you have not used our services, come experience the AtLanie difference- You will be happy you did.

12/09/2020

AtLanie team is happy to be of assistance during these challenging times for travelers. Need support? we are here because of You.

05/16/2020

Travel
The Future of Air Travel ‘Will Be as Enjoyable as Open-Heart Surgery’
As airlines take off again, flying is likely to be more tedious than ever.

By Christopher Jasper, Richard Weiss, and Tara Patel
May 15, 2020, 12:01 AM EDT

Frankfurt Airports Reopening
For as long as most of us can remember, air travel hasn’t been a whole lot of fun. As airlines crawl out of virus-lockdown mode, passengers can expect it to be even more of a bummer, with new temperature check points, lines of distancing people stretching into the parking lot, and plexiglass barriers isolating baggage clerks, baristas, and other staffers.

Face masks and gloves will be de rigueur, disinfectants will be everywhere, and even though many processes will be automated to minimize human interaction, industry officials predict travel times will have to increase to accommodate the hygiene-inspired precautions.

05/03/2020

Already, many airlines have implemented social-distancing plans and other measures that are likely to be in place for the short term, but COVID-19 will almost certainly have long-lasting effects on the way people travel and socialize, and airlines are going to have to adapt to changing passenger expectations.

04/07/2020

Delta Airlines Coronavirus Travel Updates

Taking care of you is at the center of everything we do. This situation remains very fluid, and we are committing the utmost care and attention into crafting our travel waiver policies.

It‘s easy to cancel, make changes or rebook online

We’re here to help. Visit My Trips to make changes to your flight(s) any time before your travel date.

Extending flight credits even further

We’ve listened, and we know that you want the value of your ticket to be secure and redeemable for a longer period. We’re now extending the ability to plan, re-book and travel with us for up to two years.

Tickets normally expire one year after purchase, but we’re providing waived change fees and greater flexibility to travel through May 31, 2022, for customers who:

have upcoming travel already booked in April or May 2020 as of April 3, 2020
have existing eCredits or canceled travel from flights in March, April or May 2020
Rest assured your eCredits are safe even as we work to process updates

All applicable eCredits will be automatically extended to May 2022 so there’s no action needed on your part. We are actively working on a solution to display the new expiration dates in all the places you can find your eCredits on delta.com. So even if your eCredit for canceled travel has not yet been processed or extended, or is temporarily displaying incorrectly, there is no need to call. Rest assured your flight value is secure through May 2022 and will be ready to redeem online when you need it.

Tickets purchased between March 1 and May 31, 2020, can be changed without a change fee for up to a year from the date you purchased it.

03/31/2020

Dr. Mark Gendreau, an aviation health specialist who is the chief medical officer at Beverly Hospital in the Boston area, said, “When you’re traveling, you’ve got to be incredibly mindful of where your hands are, because our hands transmit 80% of infectious diseases that are known.”

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