January 23, 2017
News & Insights
With the new Trump administration’s clear stance against increased federal regulation, concerns and uncertainties remain over what it could mean for consumer protection laws in the travel industry.
Walsworth travel and hospitality Partner Laurie Sherwood, who was quoted by The Washington Post on January 19, 2017, discussed how travelers can remain vigilant in protecting their rights. “Travelers should fully educate themselves about their destinations, the companies with which they’re traveling, travel requirements and the potential risks of their travel,” she said.
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