Seller of Travel

Do Hollywood tours count as travel? Well, technically yes since you’ll be travelling on our tour buses. But specifically when talking about travel in Los Angeles (or California in general) those people who sell travel packages need to be registered by the state. We duplicate here the text from the office of the Attorney General of California.

Registering online as seller of travel in California

Registering online as seller of travel in California

California requires all sellers of travel to register with the Attorney General’s Office and to display the registration number on all advertising. While not assuring that a company is reputable, a valid registration signals that the seller of travel has at least followed the law to be registered.

When you’re at a travel agency, ask to see the seller of travel’s registration acknowledgement — a one-page document issued by the Attorney General’s Seller of Travel Program. Be sure to check the expiration date to determine whether the registration is still valid.

You also may use the “Seller Search” feature on this website to assist you in determining whether a seller of travel is registered with our office. Since there are many similar seller of travel names, please spell out the full name and address of the company.

California travel agent registering with Attorney General's office.

California travel agent registering with Attorney General’s office.

If you prefer, you can find out whether a seller of travel is registered by contacting us at:

 

Mailing Address

Seller of Travel Program

Department of Justice

300 South Spring Street, Suite 1702

Los Angeles, CA 90013

Phone: (213) 269-6564

Fax: (916) 731-2118

Email: [email protected]

 

“[R]egistration as a seller of travel does not constitute approval by the State of California.” (Bus. & Prof. Code, § 17550.24.)

Under certain circumstances, California consumers may recover money they paid for travel services not provided by a registered seller of travel. For more information, see “Consumer Refunds”.

If you are solicited for business or otherwise encounter a company arranging travel that is not currently registered as a seller of travel, please let us know. Send the name of the company and other contact information you may have to the Seller of Travel Program.

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