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James Travel Service

James Travel Service

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8556 120 St, Surrey, British Columbia, V3W 3N5, Canada
(604) 599-9518
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Nov 12, 2015
Dear Google Searchers, James Travel is the most reliable and the utmost accomodating agency you will ever find. My parents experience: for many, many years... over 20 easily, my father and mother have bought all their travel tickets from James and they never have experienced a hiccup. My grandmothers experience: she annually travels, and she always gets her tickets from James who provides the most competitive prices that any local agents cannot beat. And, once he knows your travel routine, it's flawless from the first time around. Without James' assistance, my grandmother doesn't feel safe travelling. He provides that extra level of care that even hesitant flyers will leap for adventures. My experience: During a family emergency I was looking for online flights. I couldn't find a comfortable route in a timely manner with a decent price. James also had a family emergency; however, to ensure that I would be able to take care of my family business on time, he took time out and patiently planned the best routed trip with an unbeatable price. Overall, James is a timely man who takes pride of his work. The irrelevant reviews on this site I'm sure definitely hurt this man who is only ever there and trying his best to help others. Please go visit James in his office and sit for a kind chat and I'm sure you will find that James is the travel agent that you are searching for.

Jun 6, 2016
He was so rude on the phone . Never will buy the tickets from him again .

Aug 20, 2015
worst service ever, this guys all of them are biggest crooks, they are not there to help the passengers but to help themselves.

Oct 20, 2012
DO NOT DEAL WITH THEM. THEY ONLY WANT YOUR MONEY!!!! EXTREMELY POOR CUSTOMER SERVICE.******STAY FAR FAR AWAY

Nov 13, 2015
GREAT SERVICE

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