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PlanitGAY website gains TTA membership
New travel and lifestyle website PLANitGAY.com has received certification as a fully bonded travel agent by the Travel Trust Association.
Membership ensures that consumers booking holidays through PLANitGAY.com have financial security via the TTA’s Travel Protection Plan.
The website for the lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender (LGBT) community is due to go live at the end of the month.
Founder and managing director Richard Cruise said: “Before launching, we wanted to ensure that all our customers are confident that they are booking with a reputable travel agent.
“TTA membership means that our customers are protected, and can be assured of having a worry free holiday.”
PLANitGAY.com is to launch simultaneously in seven languages and has been designed to be the most comprehensive, up to date, user friendly holiday booking website dedicated to the European, North American and international LGBT community.
By :Phil Davies
Phil Davies
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