If you missed our latest travel advisor update, don't worry—we've got you covered! Our recent email was packed with exciting news, insights, and exclusive resources designed to help you stay ahead in the ever-evolving travel industry. In this blog post, we’ll give you a quick recap of what was included, so you won’t feel left out!

New and Improved Website Launch

Like we always say, Passport Online strives to make things easier for you and your business, and this includes making our website easier to navigate and easier on the eyes. Go look at a few pages on our new website and let us know what you think. Click here!

New Partnership Announcement

Passport Online is excited to announce a new endeavor with Luggage Forward, giving our NexCite customers the ability to earn passive commission. Luggage Forward is a luxury global luggage and sports gear shipping service that picks up your clients bags from their doorstep and drops them off at their final destination, no need to lug heavy bags to and from the airport. To start earning commission and endorsing this amazing service, fill out this form. Or contact us at sales@passportonlineinc.com or (503) 626-7766 with any questions.

Trending Tips From Passport Online It

There are many ways we interact with others by digital means such as email, messaging, and texting. To help you stay safe from malicious actors, you need to keep vigilant against any communications that are unexpected, pushy, or from an unknown person.

Here are some questions you can ask yourself about a questionable communication:

• Do you know the person who is sending this message?

• Were you expecting a message from this person?

• Before opening any attachment or clicking on any link; do you know what the attachment is or where the link goes to?

• Is the message unnecessarily urgent or pushy for you to take some action?

• Is this from someone you know but something about the message just feels off to you such as being sent at an odd time?

If the answer is yes or you're not sure to any of these questions, then it is best to verify directly with the person who sent it through an alternate communications channel. You could do this by calling them directly, using a separate messaging application you both have previously used, or a fresh email that you address from your contacts list.

Many scammers initiate messages with random questions or statements with limited context to get you to reply. Any messages you can't independently verify were meant for you should be deleted.

Maintaining this kind of awareness will help keep you and your business safe while digitally communicating with others.

While we’ve highlighted some key points here, the full email contained even more exclusive content that you won't want to miss. Whether it’s new partnerships, deeper insights, or early access to new product offerings, our email subscribers get first dibs on the best information. If you'd like to be in the know and receive these updates directly, reach out today to get added to our email list!

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