Four questions, four trays
Write to Us
What you need decides where it goes and how long it takes. Four rows below, and none of them is a contact form pretending to be a person.
The router
| What you have | Where it goes | What comes back | How long |
|---|---|---|---|
| A price, or a question before booking | office@mydomainetravel.com or the form | two or three questions first, then two or three trips priced | same working day in most cases |
| Something about a booking we already made | amend@mydomainetravel.com | the figure the schedule actually produces, before anything is changed | same working day |
| A complaint | amend@mydomainetravel.com, saying so plainly | a written answer from this office | five business days |
| Something happening while you are traveling | +1 (202) 544-0193 in hours; otherwise the operating company's number on your document | action, in writing, from us when we open | immediately if we are open |
The office
- Company
- My Domaine Travel LLC
- Street
- 5100 Wisconsin Avenue NW
- City
- Washington, DC 20016
- Country
- United States
- Telephone
- +1 (202) 544-0193
- Hours
- Monday to Thursday, 9:30 am to 6 pm, and Friday, 9:30 am to 4 pm, Eastern Time
Somebody is at the desk 9:30 am to 6 pm Monday through Thursday, and until 4 pm to 4 pm, Eastern Time. Anything arriving outside those hours waits until they start again, and no page here suggests otherwise.
It is a working office and not a shop counter, so it is not staffed for callers off the street. Ring first and somebody will be waiting.
What this office will not do
- Telephone you because you looked at this site
- never. The only calls made from here are to people who asked for one
- Ask for card details, by telephone or in writing
- never. No payment is taken by this office at all. A caller asking for one is not from this office, whatever they say
- Pass your details to anybody
- never, except the one operating company needed to price or book your trip. Every box has a card
- Keep contacting you
- one line ends it permanently, with no reason needed
If you are traveling right now
Your document carries the operating company's own emergency contact. At two in the morning in a terminal, theirs is the number that can actually move something. Tell us afterwards and we take it from there at opening.