What must travel agents state about living conditions at travel destinations?

Travel agents must state that living conditions at travel destinations may differ significantly from those in Canada because it accurately reflects the diversity of environments, cultures, and standards of living found around the world. Different countries and regions can have varying levels of infrastructure, sanitation, safety, and overall quality of life, which may not meet the expectations of travelers who are accustomed to Canadian standards.

This approach promotes an informed decision-making process for clients, as it prepares them for the realities they may encounter at their travel destination. By communicating potential differences in living conditions, travel agents help set appropriate expectations regarding accommodations, local customs, amenities, and anything that might be critical to a traveler’s experience.