Amazontravel.com is
a division of BR Online Travel Corp.(http://www.brol.com
).
Our company is fully licensed and bonded
as required by the State of Florida, fully
accredited by the ARC (Airline Reporting
Corporation), member of ASTA (American Society
of Travel Agents), and IATA (International
Air Transport Association).
Our travel professionals are prepared and
committed to providing you with the best
possible service on a timely manner at fair,
honest prices. Please review the information
below for more details and references about
our company and contact us if you have any
further questions.
Office
mailing address
2665 South Bayshore Drive - Suite 445
Miami, FL 33133 - United States
Phone,
fax, email, web
Phone:
305-379-0005
Toll Free (US only): 1-888-527-2745
Fax: 305-379-9397
email: contact
us here (general purposes)
Florida
Seller of Travel: ST-30363
For more information about our company
you can contact
Florida Dep. of Agriculture and Consumer
Services.
Mayo Building - Tallahassee, FL 32399-0800
Out of Florida: (850) 488-2221
In Florida: 1-800-HELP FLA (1-800-435-7352)
Florida
Division of Consumer Services Web Site
BR
Online Travel is a proud member of ASTA.
The American Society of Travel Agents,
Inc. (ASTA) is the world's largest,
most prestigious association of travel
professionals with 26,500 members located
in 170 countries around the world. Check
our affiliation with ASTA
International Airlines Travel Agent
Network
BR
online is appointed by IATAN, a not-for
profit service organization. Its main
goal is to assist travel agents to meet
and maintain a specific set of standards
that are of value to airlines, the agency
community, as well as to consumers.
Visit
IATAN web site
Airline Reporting Corporation
BR
Online Travel is appointed by the Airline
Reporting Corporation Visit
ARC web site
Come
to an adventure in a boat down the
Amazon river.
Inaugurated
in 1982 and is the pioneer for sustainable
tourism development in the Brazilian
Biomes of the Amazon Rainforest.
This
Amazonian jungle hotel is located
35 miles up river from Manaus (a thousand
miles up the Amazon River) on the
banks of the Ariaú River. 
