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EPISODE · Jan 6, 2015 · 16 MIN

JS 91: Reselling Non-Refundable Hotel Rooms with Richie Karaburun Managing Director of RoomerTravel.com

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Got a non-refundable hotel reservation that you have to cancel? Now, rather than wasting your money on an empty hotel room you can’t use, Roomer Travel has been set up as an online marketplace for exchanging unwanted hotel rooms between buyers and sellers. In today’s Jet Setter Show, Jason Hartman talks to Roomer Travel’s Managing Director about the company’s origins, how it works and what sets it apart from other travel businesses.   Key Takeaways 01.11 – Roomer Travel is a unique marketplace aimed at saving you money in the event of non-refundable cancellations. 05.03 – Having to negotiate a hotel’s cancellation policy can be tricky, but checking is worthwhile. 07.50 – Find out how it works for yourself at www.RoomerTravel.com 09.42 – Recommend Roomer to a friend, and when they make a booking, both of you get $25 credit. 11.40 – One of Roomer Travel’s great selling points is the ease of access to hotel information. 14.02 – It looks like there are opportunities for Roomer to branch out into wider travel sectors, so watch this space.   Mentioned in this episode   www.RoomerTravel.com

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