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Disagreements that occur between a traveler and (most often) an airline, hotel, or other travel related enterprise. In the normal case the traveler's journey has been disrupted and he/she now seeks compensation. In more extreme cases the disruption leaves the traveler in a state of vulnerability or compromise. This tag is NOT for disputes with sovereign governments (visa-refusals, port removals, etc). See the wiki for more information.
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Do airlines have to check the visa status before selling a ticket?
My daughter bought a ticket for a flight with a layover in Emirates (from Dallas, Texas to India). She had a stop of 48 hours in Dubai. When she was checking in in Dubai for Delhi, she was informed th …
