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With our Business License Compliance Package, we’ll research your business so we can tell you which business licenses, permits, and tax registrations you need for your geographical location and type of business. We also include the actual applications, so you can quickly take care of your compliance requirements.

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Many people who want to start a business with flexibility and the potential to earn great money decide to open a virtual or brick-and-mortar travel agency. Helping people plan their vacations can be very rewarding. But before you start booking flights for clients, here’s what you need to know about getting a travel agency license.

Step 1: Decide How You Want to Operate

You have two options: you can work as a travel agent for another company, or you can start your own travel agency, even if you’re the only employee. Which you choose will dictate whether you need a travel agent license or a travel agency license.

Step 2: Determine What Type of Business License You Need

Currently, only six states require you to get a travel agent license:

  • California
  • Florida
  • Hawaii
  • Iowa
  • Nevada
  • Washington

These are subject to change, so check with your state’s business licenses, permits & tax department to see what you’re required to do to become a travel agency.

Step 3: Study…if Necessary

If your state requires you to take special training to get your travel agency license, take the necessary courses. Even if you’re not required, it’s a good idea, as you can learn the ins and outs of the travel industry, giving you a leg up on the competition.

Step 4: Apply for Your Travel Agency License

If your state is one that requires you to have a travel agency license, fill out the paperwork and pay the fee. Look into what other business licenses you need, such as a home occupation license or a sales tax registration.

Make sure you’ve covered everything you need to start operating your own travel agency. From there, it’s all blue skies (and sandy beaches).