Terrible
Terrible, they book a service with you and they dont pay.
September 16, 2024
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Company details
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A full-service travel agency providing high-quality travel experiences at affordable prices for over 45 years. ✈️ 🏝 Beginning in 1973 as Clipper Travel, Going Places has continuously provided dream vacations for its clients. Founded by Mr. John Hicks, Going Places started booking travel in Eastpoint Mall and now continues to book at Southdale Shopping Center operating as a full-service travel agency. Travel Consultants at Going Places specialize in cruising and vacation packages. Stop in and visit us at Glen Burnie during office hours and let us assist you in making your travel dreams a reality!
Contact info
28 Mountain Rd, 21060, Glen Burnie, United States
- 4107871100
- goingplaces@goingplacesinc.com
- goingplacesinc.com
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