Back-to-back ticketing is the practice of nesting one ticket inside another for the purpose of saving money. For example, let’s say the traveler needs to be in London Tuesday through Thursday of week 1 and again in week 2. Instead of buying a ticket for week 1 travel and a …

Maybe. It all depends on what agency you work for, in what state, and where you are traveling to. State government employees are generally exempt from hotel tax within their own state only, and each state has its own regulations for which of its state employees are exempt and how …

There are numerous taxes or fees added to each airline ticket. No one is exempt from the taxes and fees imposed on domestic tickets. Eligible government employees are exempt from three fees on international tickets: US Customs Fee of $5.50, US Immigration and Naturalization Fee of $7, and US Animal …