I went to the presentation out of curiosity -- who doesn't like a freebie? I liked the idea of a free trip and hotel stay. Plus my folks have timeshares, and I have a good view of them, so what the heck. 90 minutes of my time, here you go. I liked that I didn't have to go to the spiel while I was on vacation, I could get it out of the way first. The experience was fine. The place is pleasantly decorated and comfortable, with free soda, coffee, and cookies. They had Jimmy Buffet music playing at a well-placed volume - not too loud, while providing a nice vacationy undertone. First you talk to one of the sales people for a survey of your travel habits and such (my fellow Brad was very friendly), then you go in for the power point presentation and overall sales pitch (by Johnny). All of it was just fine and truthfully the program sounds great. The presentation didn't drag and I appreciated that. Afterwards you go back to your individual table with your original salesperson. Of course, the "today only" deal is the only deal worth your time, which is how it's designed. (i.e. today's deal is good for a lifetime and is willable to your heirs, the "anytime" deal expires after 10 years, plus other stuff.) The price points for the "platinum" and "gold" levels are $8000 and $6000. I declined nicely and truthfully. Then a manager comes over and says there's a lower tier not on the flyer, which is $3000. I declined. Then you're led to a different one-on-one table with someone else who gives you your gift. She offered me a last and cheapest deal, the gold level for a two year trial for $1000. (the one-time registration fee and annual membership fee bring it to a total of $1500.) The prices freeze at their current level, and you can upgrade at any time without losing any of the "today only" special dealios. Nice. But again I turned it down, and was politely escorted out to freedom. I've been to two timeshare presentations similar to this in the past, so was expecting the type of hard sell put into practice once they have you sitting there. I can honestly say that this easily ranks as the most pleasant out of all three experiences. Everyone was polite if not friendly, and no one tried to make me feel like a can of dog turd for saying no. An important distinction is that this is not a timeshare program - it is a "travel club," or something like that. I surmise they make their money from the initiation-like membership fees and the $299 annual fee, then purport to pass along the wholesale travel price to you for some high quality resorts and hotels and such. They are a travel agency without the massive markup. And if the prices quoted in the presentation are the real deal, they are indeed fabulous prices. If you travel, and the deals are real, the membership $$ could very easily be worth the investment. So honestly, the pitch appealed to me. Because I was there alone without my husband (something they don't like you to do) they'd let me call back today for the better packages. So I hopped online to see what the internets says. Unfortunately, all I've found beside this page and its two reviews are a bunch of ripoff sites where people complained about the excess of fees and limits associated with the "free" gifts. ...Which is true. The gifts don't appear to be "free". I still have to really look into mine to decide what I can or can't do with it. So I'm not going to call them back today. However, I like the idea of the program. It does sound like the "next generation of timeshares" where they "kept all the good parts". If I could have found any review online that backed up what I'd be buying, my decision might have been different. Although this company has been around since 1997, maybe their business model is still too new. Dunno. I feel like the other reviewer who compared the program to Costco (a good analogy, one they actually used during the presentation), who was looking for a reliable reference to vouch for it all. Lacking that, I just don't feel comfortable plunking down my money. If this business model lasts, I'm sure Worldwide won't be the only one out there selling it, and maybe I'll buy one down the road, after I have some more to go on. read more

They are scammers. Be careful! They have only one star! If you are looking for the money you paid for, be careful! They took $5000 from our family. I was unable to connect with them during chemotherapy. They could have cared less! Check out what others have experienced, on line. read more

Booked a hotel for night in Phoenix on the phone with this terrible company! The guy on the phone insisted he found a hotel with rooms available. He insisted let's reserved the room with your credit card number. I was like you sure I can check in at 3am? He said yes! Just need your credit card. So I gave him my card over the phone. I went to the hotel to check-in no rooms available. Hotel was at full capacity! . He doesn't know why the guy on the phone booked this when he didn't even call the hotel to confirm? So I was so mad! 3am Saturday morning. No Hotel. Every Hotel in the Phoenix area is full for the weekend. So I called the number back. Told him you lied to me! I want my money back! I want the chargers reversed ASAP! So I can have the money. He said it will take over 10 businesses days to get your refund! . WTF? I need the money now! You stole my money. Sold me a hotel room that wasn't even available! He was working under commission I found out. He was pressed to make a sale. So I couldn't find a replacement Hotel. I had to sleep in my car that night! The guy on the phone was a not helpful. Couldn't give me my money back right then! He said you got to wait 10 businesses days. I booked this with Expedia, but they send me to a Travel Agency under the name World Wide. Not sure how that happened? Never again! No one should ever have to wait this long for a refund for a hotel reservation! Needs to be Instantly! Don't ever go with this company! Here is the phone number to this terrible company. I will be contacting the attorney general also about this company! Calling my bank to get those charges reversed! Can't keep waiting for my money to appear back into my bank account! Travel Agency under the name World Wide. 1-800-497-2175 Check in Saturday, February 24, 2024 Check Out: Sunday, February 25, 2024 Hotel: Holiday Inn Express Hotel & Suites PEORIA NORTH GLENDALE an IHG Hotel 16771 North 84th Ave Peoria, AZ 85382 United States read more

Heard sales pitch at 25124 Springfield Ct Valencia CA They took our money and failed to provide their free trip scam scam scam read more

I've never been happier. this membership saves me so much money in all aspects of my travels. It really works for me and my family. Just booked The family vacation and saved over $2000. Thankyou WT. read more

I honestly don't even want to give a one star rating. While in Maui, we attended the seminar which felt like speed dating and subject you to completely pressure, used car salesman like. This was a complete scam. Best "travel deals", I call BS. We continually found less expensive flights AND hotels. Waste of money. I can't say enough bad things. read more

Horrible customer service. Completely unprofessional. Did not complete our travel arrangements and then did not reimburse deposit. Terrible!!!! read more

Didn't attend. Read reviews after making attendance reservations. Reviews reflect it's required to pay Worldwide thousands of dollars to use their travel services. It didn't appear reasonable to have to pay them to use their service so they could make money. read more

We also got a card in the mail. It offered an 8 day cruise to anywhere in the world if we would just go listen to their shpiel. So, we did. Here is my response: a. We had to show them an ID AND a credit card in order to get in. I'm fairly certain this is so that they can be sure that we have something to pay for their product with. But ...this shows poor manners, a lack of trust on their part for me. When we checked in, they also took our post card so that we couldn't refer to what was promised later in the day. b) They are not very progressive with the manners...for example, there was a place for a Mr. to sign up (the first spot...) and a Mrs. (the second spot, of course...) but this made me wonder about gay and lesbian couples, and how they would have to handle that. Also, Bob, the guy who did our presentation, came over and introduced himself to my husband, and shook his hand. To me he said, "ma'am," and nodded. I felt like property or something. c) It's a big pep rally show. They show you facts and figures on a Power Point so fast that you can't look them up on your phone quickly enough to matter. It sounds really, really good, however... d) They really push the hard-sell. They already have an answer for every reason you have to not join. They call other people over to deal with you if you say no. Then they tell you to go speak to a last person to get your gift, and that person tries to sell you, too. It was very uncomfortable to try to say no. e) The awesome offers they show you on the Power Point and shove in your face afterwords during the hard-sell are only good for that day, and then they tell you you'll get a CRAP offer if you tell them you want to go and think about it. I'm sorry, I am not the kind of person who drops 10k just because someone tells me to in that moment. I like to do research first, think about it, check my bank statements. Little things like that. f) The 8 day cruise they offered us was not "anywhere in the world," as the postcard stated, although I didn't have it with me anymore when we went to get it. It was all U.S. adjacent, which means no Europe. And no Alaska. These are both places we spoke about going prior to the day's event. On the plus side, for only $250 plus port taxes, we're getting a "free" cruise. While it sounds like an amazing product, we did not make the purchase. Bob compared World Wide Travel to Costco, where you purchase a membership in order to get discount rates. (You don't get anything for your $$ up front, you pay in order to get cheap rates on vacations) I didn't join Costco until there were other people like me--my parents, in-laws, friends--who could vouch for the company. There were no clients there yesterday to offer a testimony, and I don't personally know any of the "hundreds of thousands" of people who are already members. Basically, it reeks of of a scam,. read more

STAY AWAY!!!!!!!!! BAD, BAD BAD, BAD !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Yes we got the post card too, and we called it to check it out. We did set up the appointment over the phone - Done.( free trip here i come) NOT! came home and did a little R&D over the Internet..... people got screwed nationtion wide!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!. I'm one who can over look a few bad marks or low ratings but this looks BAD! DO YOUR HOME WORK AND DON'T GET TRAPPED LIKE SOME OF THESE POOR FOLKS DID :( A bad thing i did was to give them my cell phone # to contact me, lets see what happens in the next few days. Our appointment is on Sun. Aug. 28th... cant wait. IF ITS TOO GOOD TO BE TRUE STAY AWAY!!! http://www.la.bbb.org/business-reviews/Travel-Agencies-and-Bureaus/Del-Rey-Travel-in-Valencia-CA-100090375 read more

My husband and I are travel all the time. We decided to go to a presentation for Worldwide in mid January. When we saw what the product was we absolutely loved that it wasn't timeshare. We had a timeshare and if you join they do a trade in and give you an unlimited package plus 5 additional households can also use all the benefits which are wholesale rates on vacation villa condo weeks, packages, all inclusive guided tours and a few other vacation related services or discounts. We hesitated in joining just because we had been through this type of thing before with our timeshare, but were so desperate to get rid of the maintenance fees which were $1,400 per year that we decided to go ahead and take the gamble. My husband and I have used the program three times, the most recent trip we did was in Italy, we just got back my husband had business to attend there and the travel agents arranged everything they set us up with guided tours, a romantic dinner cruise, accommodations for two weeks, cooking classes even cab shuttle services. I will say planning and booking it through them took a little while to do longer than I expected but Freddy the travel agent was amazing the trip that would've cost us $9,100 end up costing $4,300. The other occasions I booked travel through Worldwide the only complaints I would have is that I had to call in and request more than once but got serviced very quickly after I told the receptionist I had already left a request. It isn't 100% perfect but it got me on an amazing vacation I wouldn't have gone on my own, I wouldn't have even thought of some of the suggestions that were recommended to me by Freddy. The gift for going to the presentation is hard to use and I think I paid more for it than if I would've gone through Worldwide to book the cruise for me but its through a third party, The port taxes are set and that's what you pay for the complimentary cruise, there are a few other processing fees that you have to pay though they just cover the cabin. All in all I am happy with their product, my entire family and a few of my friends are able to travel for the rest of their lives for wholesale rates which is a huge benefit they have, We got rid of our timeshare and only pay a yearly service fee of $299 and that can never go up. I would recommend this product I think Worldwide tries there best to deliver what they promised it isn't perfect and you can't please everyone but over all it does what they said it would do. read more

I too received a post-card in the mail from Worldwide Travel Services in Valencia, Ca. Upon calling the phone number, I was advised that I would need to sit for a 90 minute presentation to be eligible for the 8 day cruise. A great website to detect scams is Ripoffreport.com and Complaintsboard.com. There was one complaint about this agency on Ripoffreport. When I talked to Carnival, they strongly suggested being careful with offers like this. I agree that the postings on this page seem fake, as well as the "Testimonials" on their web page. Buyer beware! Please do not be lured in by such a great offer!! read more

I, too received a card in the mail and went to a 90 minute presentation! When began to choose cruises, I realized that it was a scam, because no one at SunTravel knew about the cruises and nothing seemed to be available without some stipuation or extra cost! What a waste of $200, $100 aech for two people! They must be making a small fortune! Some one has to stop the scam! MHR read more

I had to ask forgiveness from my husband this morning... ...for eating up a precious Sunday for what I thought I had checked out to be a sure thing - overcoming his skepticism! The promo card indicated 2 free airline tickets for coming to the sales presentation. I asked the phone rep, as well as the Worldwide rep who gave us the voucher at the end of the presentation and both agreed; the only black-out dates were day of the actual holiday. Guess what? Nothing was what it seemed - bottom line and across the board. They said what we wanted to hear to get us there and then handed us a third-party marketing certificate that didn't have any correlation to what they told us. We have no recourse, apparently. So, we just lost an entire Sunday. Thank goodness we didn't fall for any of their high-pressure sales tactics! read more

RED FLAGS: -annoying phone calls, to make sure you'll show up at the presentation (already suggest desperation) -no contact phone number or email address were given by sales agent -World Wide travel agency phone numbers (at least 5 different ones with various area codes) are never answered, you can only leave messages, but no one will return your calls -at their physical address in Valencia, none of their sales rep has professional individual business cards or phone numbers to reach them should you have any questions (wouldn't you want to know the person who wants you to pay him right there and then 10K, at least his full name?) -No list of professional web site, email address, brochure, or anything indicating there are legitimate -No real people testimonials -Upfront and multiple out of pocket fees are required for their "free gifts" suggesting lot of hassles -Affiliates and third party providers are listed on their "gift of acknowledgment" which they want you to sign before receiving anything, releasing them of any liability. IF you want to read our experience in their office read on... We have received a phone offer of a free 7 days cruise from World Wide Travel plus a $300 dining card to be at their 90 min. presentation in Valencia at their spacious office on 25124 Springfield. We have been in several time share and luxury resort presentation internationally and I must say, all the foreign offers/gifts/perks we were initially offered, were honored, meaning they were valid, honest and hassle free, and did not require up front out of pocket expense, so we were looking for to this one as well. We had to make reservation, provide valid ID and credit card and total minimum combined income for husband and wife had to be over 60K however proof of income was not required. After booking seats for the "show" we have received at least 3 phone calls to make sure we will be there and on time. Upon arrival we had to fill out a registration form with basic information such as name, address, phone.We were offered coffee, tea, choc. Chip cookies etc...and looking around I saw a team of about 10 associates and a small corner designated for sales agents who were on the phone in progress to get new suckers in. The upscale surrounding and great travel photos reminded me to other companies overseas, so we were at this point not concerned yet. Power point presentation by Bob (without front tooth) was mediocre and in the room which seats about 80 we were only 4 guests. Since we are world travelers, and most of the destination prices were presented did not strike me as "amazing deals" I asked Bob for Tahiti for example how much discount he could give us on air fare alone, and he was hesitant at first, but then he explained national air fares cannot be discounted as it's regulated by government. Never mind Tahiti is a foreign land, so I did not get my answer. For me, this was already a deal-breaker as air fares are the most expensive parts of travel, especially if you live in Los Angeles. From LA. to the Caribbean's or to Europe it's always cost more than booking from the east coast. We finished the presentation and on the last page Bob advertised which he is convinced is the deal of the century... to be a part of their WorldWide travel club for a bargain price of 10K. + $300 annual mbrshp. Fee. Hahahha....In this economy with the average price points were presented, are you kitting me? Yes they were, bc. when we were escorted to the table that price quickly dropped to 3K. by a pushy Italian guy, as his last offer. We had fun, exhausting THEM, and of course they did not make a SALE. So we were sent to the last guy who supposed to give us the free gift. There were tons of paper to sign, of course they were out of the brochure of the 7 day cruise, - they're promised it will be sent to us via mail- in the meantime we received a bunch of liability form with little or no information other than we do understand and acknowledge all the terms and regulations of a 2 night hotel stay with airfare within the US but: first you have to send in Registration fee: $15 + cost to redeem 2 nt. Hotel+air $33/night + to cover taxes and fees another $33 and finally a refundable "reservation guarantee $50 deposit fee". Plus add $20 more for weekends and for children bla...bla...bla...these are the small prints. Timelines: Send in your registration fee with registered mail. Then wait for their reply and then send another fee, then wait for availability list, than make your reservation, than pay more fees... Do all that song and dance while their slogan is that they are a "full service" travel agency and their commitment to you is take out the hassle of planning a vacations. Overall...they reminded me to Wall Street thugs. World Wide Travel....get a life! read more

These clowns had the nerve to call me and tell me that I missed a timeshare presentation back in 2018 and I owed them a payment of $500+ now or if I didn't talk to them about booking a vacation they would charge my credit card anyways. They rattled off my supposed credit card number. When I pressed them for specifics of when and where I missed a timeshare presentation, they hung up! Run far and Run fast! read more

This company has been closed for years and after repeated efforts Yelp will not mark them as closed. They were a scam and are a blight on the travel industry. Only leaving this review to remind Yelp to mark them as closed. read more

We got a card in the mail for a free cruise on Carnival Lines and decided to check it out. The pitch was for a rental of condos, not a time share, at steeply discounted prices in exotic locales. There were several "specials": Lifetime membership including 4 weeks' yearly use for a club membership of $7995; 2 weeks' yearly use for $5995 and shorter memberships periods. I wouldn't call it a hard sell, but we opted out alogether. We received the voucher for the cruise at the end of the presentation, but the fine print stated that we had to send it with a cashiers check or money order (no personal checks) for $99/person to a P.O. Box in Philadelphia. We would then get a list of cruises. This felt strange. The Website affiliated with the P.O. Box had minimal information, no phone #. We did send an EMail asking for clarification but as yet (3 days) have received no reply. My bullshit antennae are up. The organization feels bogus. read more

Bad Business DO NOT GET A MEMBERSHIP We received a postcard in the mail offering a 7night 8day cruise if we would attend 90min seminary at worldwide travel. We decided to go because we have a honeymoon coming up and thought why not we could always use more information about travel. We told the company of our plans to travel to Bora Bora in June and let them know we would be interested in seeing some pricing.... first mistake on our part. they showed us an over-water bungalow that they said was in Bora Bora and would only cost $700 for the week. Needless to say we bought the membership ($1,500ish) left and felt a little uneasy. they give you 3 business days to cancel but your membership comes in 5 days. So within the 3 days I called back because the hotel they had quoted us was in Morea not Bora Bora and was not what we were looking for, I asked for pricing of a few other hotels in Bora Bora and not one person could give me an answer with in the 3 business days. By the 3 business day I called to let them know we were going to cancel because we had not heard back from anyone and they told me that if I was unable to trust them ( given they are a travel company and could not give me one hotel price) that I should just cancel. So now they have our $500 deposit which we can't get back until we mail back the binder that I would rather not have and it is going to take them 21 business days to get the money back to us. I have been in customer service for 6 years and I would never treat someone this poorly. I gave them so many opportunities to prove me wrong and keep my business but at the end of the day this is just a very bad business. read more

Beware the mysterious postcard promising a "Free 7 night Cruise". My boyfriend received a postcard in the mail for this free 7 night cruise. I saw it and begged him to go. He told me it was a scam but I am such a sucker I let these scammers get the best of me. We went to their vacation club presentation which is somewhat like timeshare as far as fees go but it offers much more flexibility. It might have been good for someone who goes on trips frequently. So we decided not to buy and were provided with our voucher for our "Free" Cruise. When we decided not to buy they made sure none of the other people who were still trying to decide saw us leave. they sent us out the back corridor of the building instead of allowing us to leave through the entrance we came in. the voucher we received is through a company called Passport to Travel. You first have to send a non refundable $75 fee to redeem the voucher. Then they send you another voucher and then you have to log in and look for a very limited selection of cruises and provide them with your top 3 choices. Then you have to pay service fees and post charges and when all is said and done, I compared what they wanted to charge me for my "free" cruise vs going online and booking it myself and my "free" cruise turned out to be an approximate $25 more than the list price. I tried calling them and asking them questions and left several messages but nobody has returned my calls. So they got a free $75.00 from me to find out what they are offering is NOT FREE. If you want prices we were looking at an eastern Caribbean cruise, They wanted $526.85 a person, I found it for $549.00 a person and I could take my son for free. So to all of those saying what did you expect it sys you have to pay taxes and fees.....so call all of us ignorant, but I would have never believed that taxes and port charges cost more than the list price of the cruise. Here was the breakdown in the e-mail from them so first you pay $75.00 then you pay an additional $129 per person processing fee (that was not mentioned ANYWHERE believe me I looked the only processing fee ever mentioned was the $75.00 processing fee to redeem the voucher.) then $100 for port charges, then $75.00 for the season (and they do mention there may be charges for "seasonal" requests but when e-mailing them for cruises off season they were so limited they were unable to provide one), and last but not least NCF&Taxes $222.85(Taxes and Fees on the official cruise line website are only $75.00 per person) My advice, do not waste your time. These are sales people and they will say what they need to hook you even if it's a lie. read more

Horrible scam. Got card in mall for free cruise. When we went to seminar everything seemed like a really good deal. They totally lied to our face!!!! Just to sell it to us. We paid over 4gs and lost it :( we don't have that kind of money to just throw away. We did it to try to get us to do more family trips and it totally back fired!!!! Horrible horrible company karma read more

Dont respond to post card in the mail! Went with friend to listen to get FREE Gift not a free gift we are out $300 already and nothing will come of it not paying $400 or more per person for something suppose to be FREE! What a bunch of liers!! read more

Scam scam and harrasors! Located in valencia and harrasing us for days and days on my cell phone, work phone, house phone and wifes phone, they dont stop! . When u tell them stop calling, they just laugh, mock u then hang up on you. Their telemarketing phone number they call and harrass from is 323 410 0121. Beware!!! Im going to contact fcc in regards. Hope all of you do the same to stop these harrasing day and late night calls read more

Is there anyway to give out negative stars? I paid over 4 thousand dollars and joined this scam! (The absolute dumbest decision I have EVER made!) Imagine my frustration when I called to book a flight last month only to be told by the girl in resevations, "we can't get any better deals than you can online"! (What did I pay for?) I distinctly recall the powerpoint pictures of the Airplanes and great discounts on travel! I just looked up their price for a 5 night stay in hawaii and then compared it to the resorts cost on their web site...... guess what.... same cost! I am seriously interested in a joint lawsuit if anyone will join me! If not, then I may go on my own. read more

We went to a presentation at WWT, in response to an offer for a free cruise. First we had to pay $99 money order ea for 'taxes' and then recieved vouchers for a free 7 day cruise, but needed to pay $399 for port charges and fees. I contacted Carnival and was told their cost was $579 including $100 for port charges, etc for the exact same trip. The 'Free Cruise' was going to cost us $447.00, I was only able to get my $99 deposit back by threatening to contact the Federal Trade Commission, the County DA and David Horowitz. Susan F read more

My husband and I got a card in the mail too. When we got to the office the first thing they asked for was a CREDIT CARD. Say what? the receptionist said: Well we are not going to use it, we just to keep it on file. FIRST RED FLAG. Also I noticed that everybody there were older people. We are the only ones that can afford vacation and have the kind of money they were asking for. After we told them we spend 15gs a year on cruises they start sending different sales people to converse us to sing up for their deals. My husband finally told them NO. their attitude changed completely. To finalized the meeting they took us the last person who gave us the information to mail alone with $99,00 to get the list for our free cruise. When we were leaving the office we started walking towards the front door but, somebody stopped us and told us: "you have to go out through the back door" I asked why, he said this is our policy. I said. Bullshit you just don't want us to talk to the other people that are signing already this is big scan in the city. Now when I get those free cards in the mail. I called the number get the person name and other information that I may need. I WRITE THEIR NAME, DATE, TIME. then I ask them to TAKE MY NAME FROM THEIR MAILING LIST other wise I will report them. read more

SCAM!! We received a postcard offering 2 airline tickets and 2 night stay at Marriott (not true about Marriott and you must pick 2 locations and various dates after paying a non-refundable $49 per person. Travel must be on a Mon or Tues. with return Wed. or Thurs. Their choice of airlines and hotel......really, what about Marriott?). Aside from the cheezy presentation, some of the deals seemed to make sense so we decided to join with the understanding we could cancel within 5 days. During the 5 days we did a lot of research. THIS IS NOT WHAT IT SEEMS.....AVOID AT ANY COST! Availability, timing, types of accomodation are not necessarily what was in the presentation. Oh, you could probably get a nice room in Phoenix in summer when it is 125 degrees outside. When we called to cancel, they offered better packages at lower rates that were never presented to us initially. Why not? Do yourself a favor and shop online.....you'll get the same discounted rates and travel when you want to. read more

Total ripoff. Bought membership. Place was run just like a time-share sales operation. I was befriended by the number one guy, Larrie McQuarrie. He acted just like a used car salesman. Gave me his personal cell phone number. After the 3-day recission period was over, he would not return my calls. I've tried several times to use the service, but they were never able to help me with what I needed. Even the "free cruise" they gave me was NOT free. Nearly impossible to book and includes steep registration fees (free?). Program is a complete waste of money. DON'T DO IT!!!!!! read more

TOTAL SCAM!!!!!!!! I don't understand why Yelp keeps filtering all the negative reviews. If they don't get you on a purchase of their "travel club", than they get you on their so-called complimentary cruise. read more

A horrible experience....BEWARE.....they are total LIARS!!!!!!!!!!! Shame on you johnny and julio.....thanks for a waste of my life........ How sad this is the very best you can do in life........ They get a 1 Star only because there is no ZERO rating. read more

This place looks like a scam to the max. We got the card like everyone else,went to presentation,got the FREE CRUISE VOUCHER this is norm to every other person so far. We called the number in website.......and as soon an I mentioned VOUCHER I was hanged up on. I am a pain in the ass.....so I called about 10 times I was hanged up on about 6 got a massage for 2 times and finally a brand new person picked up the phone. She told me the Telephone system is being worked on and it may hang up again !!! So I told the lady If I give you your deposit like you are asking me how much more could I expect to pay for this FREE cruise? She said she can not give me any prices or information before I pay the money!! I told her what if I pay 200.00$ just like you said and you tell me the taxes and fees are another 500.00$? Yet she gave me no information and I end up hanging up on her. She can shove the cruise up her knows!! scam scam scums scums careful guys!!!! read more

This is a total scam and I hate myself for falling into their trap!! Needless to say, I mailed a cashier's check from Bank of America for $99 to a P.O. Box address in Philadelphia since early March and haven't heard anything from Ultimate Executive Travel. There's no real contact # or address. Can anyone help me so I can get a reimbursement (if I'm lucky) for $99? Who can I file a complaint to? read more

I was ready to go for the presentation than I read the reviews and backed out. Got the postcard too, but the deal sounded too good. Like to thank the people who wrote the reviews. It saved us the gas money and the time. Thank you everybody!!!! read more

Read all these reviews and tear up the card you receive. I did go after receiving a postcoard, did purchase, tried to cancel and have now decided they are a TERRIBLE company. I had a major medical issue arise right after going to their presentation. I asked if I had 5 new days to cancel and they said yes. When I walked in several days later to cancel, they said they wouldn't charge me since the main guy Gary Brooks wasn't in to cancel the paperwork. Long story but this company is the worst I've ever dealt with. Gary is a suave looking and sounding guy but full of hot air. He gives TONS of EMPTY PROMISES. AVOID WORLD TRAVEL COMPANY PRESENTATIONS. MINE WAS IN LONG BEACH, CA. read more

SCAM SCAM SCAM. This company is now called Delta Travel Center located in Valencia, CA. You have read the rest of the reviews and they are all correct about how much of a fraud this is. Please let everyone know that is company is called delta travel center and they are in Valencia, CA. read more

This is a scam. Listen people, nothing in life is "free". Sure...the cruise is "free", but you have to pay for all sorts of other fees, which end up the same price OR MORE than booking direct with the cruise lines. SAVE YOUR TIME AND MONEY! read more

We paid for membership in Worldwide Travel Services of Valencia, CA and found the membership to be worthless. Incompetant travel agents, very little savings for anything. We found cheaper,better vacation deals on Orbitz. Do not sign a contract with Wroldwide Services because you lose your right to bring them to small claims and they will not refund your money. Stay away from this company. read more

Got the postcard promising a FREE round trip airfare for two to anywhere in the 48 states, plus 3 days/2 nights hotel. I specifically asked if we could stay a wk at out destination, using the air tix, and was told "Oh, sure, but you will have to pay for the additional days." We, like an idiot, I took the wife and listened to their canned spiel. After it was over, they had us sit down at a small table in a cubicle with a rookie salesman. We didnt bite on the $10K hook, so we were offered a "right now deal" of $8K. I asked for written brochures detailing what I would get for the $$, he said just a minute. Then a slicker and more experienced "take-over" guy with the bling sits down and tries again. I didnt budge. Ho he makes a final, right now offer of $4000. Still didnt bite. They move us to another table to get our "free voucher". Then another take-over guy tries to sell us for $1600. I dont bite, so he gives us the voucher. I read it just now. We must send $49x2 via money order only, and by certified mail only, to a "Personal Mail Box" address (at a UPS Store) in Ft Meyers Fla. The voucher names about 30 cities. I need to designate TWO desired cities, at least 60 days in advance, depart on a Monday or Tuesday and return on a Wensday or Thursday of the same wk; there must be at least 45 days between your first and second request. And get this: They have a list of (16) conditions- or hoops to jump thru and #12 says "ALL BOOKINGS ARE SUBJECT TO AVAILABILITY OF BAYVIEW INCENTIVES' ALLOTMENTS. WHEN B.I. ALLOTMENTS ARE FULL; B.I. RESERVES THE RIGHT TO SUBSTITUTE A DIFFERENT ITINERARY.. FLIGHT SCHEDULES AND DESTINATIONS ARE AT THE DISCRETION OF THE BOOKING AGENT. B.i. RESERVES THE RIGHT TO CHANGE THE TERMS AND CONDITIONS WITHOUT NOTICE. " And the last sentence of condition #6. says: "ANY TRAVEL REQUEST FORMS WHICH VIOLATE AND OF THE TERMS, CONDITIONS, AND/OR CONDITIONS WILL CANCEL OR VOID THE OFFER.." So, if you accidentally request to depart on a Monday and return on a Friday, then you forfeit the voucher. Or if you request a departure or a return date that happens to fall within 7 days of a holiday (which are never named), then bingo, you loose. Point being, nothing is free. And this has scam written all over it. This "free offer" is anything but! read more

WOW! I questioned canceling my Credit Card after sitting through close to 2 hours of B.S. thinking that there was a hidden camera somewhere that zoomed in to steal the number off of it when I was asked by the receptionist to show it as a second form of ID???? What...my legal, valid CA Driver's License wasn't good enough? This place will make you feel soooooo dirty by the time you are escorted out the back door through the service entrance at the end of the pitch after pitch used car approach that you will want to go home and take an ACID Bath. I feel so sorry for anyone who would actually think of giving these people any money. DON'T DO IT. Thank God for mobile phones with the ability to access the internet. I immediately Googled "Worldwide Travel Services" after becoming even more uneasy only to find the blast on YELP from everybody...except of course the posts that are clearly from WWTS themselves with 5 stars worth of....Yep...you guessed it...more B.S. I should have know better! If it is too good to be true then it is too good to be true. Want a cheap trip...do your research...or even better...despite what they say..hire a good travel agent. read more

We are another couple that received a post card in the mail offering a "FREE" cruise. (Why do we fall for these "FREE" scams?!). We called and went to the presentation..... They had told us over the phone that the presentation would be about an hour. What they don't inform you is first a "junior" sales person asks questions regarding your traveling experiences and your future traveling needs or desires, (this information is a Sales technique referred to as the "warmup" and is what is used for the "close") . Takes about 15 minutes, Then the big honcho arrives and introduces himself to you and the other couples in attendance. We were then welcomed into the presentation room. It started about 20 minutes late. Waiting for all the couples to get in from their "warmups". Fun presentation offering "UP TO 40% discounts" on all travel! Wow!, pump you up to get great discounts, it took about 45 minutes but when considering 15 minute warmup, 20 minute wait for presentation and 45 minute pep rally, you're in for a hour and 20 minutes. Then the sales process with "junior" sales guy again. He brings in the Manager and the sales process gets going. Not a hard sale but they are well greased to close this baby. Guess what!, You can get same offers or better on the internet or through a "REPUTABLE Travel Agency" Their offers are the same at best or more! No discounts as you can find on the Internet! I asked them for a cruise price as I was looking at the internet Price on my phone....guess what?.....Same price.....I gave them another opportunity.... a trip to Indianapolis for the Indy 500...I get a call with the GREAT price of $3,200...Only problem, I got on the Internet and put together a trip for $1,859, Flight/ Rental Car/ Hotel and Tickets... I spoke to them again on Tuesday and they asked me for PROOF of my travel search. Sure, I said, only problem the price had gone up on the Internet to $2,508.... STILL CHEAPER than Worldwide Travel aka Travel Service or Del Rey, what ever name they go by now. They have a BBB rating of "F", ha go figure. Guess what?! One more Opportunity.....I gave them one more chance, What a Great guy I am!! Weekend Trip to Las Vegas at the Mirage, Friday arrival and Sunday check out...Worldwide/ Travel Service not bad $583 but by now they knew they had better get a GREAT price for me, I was working 'em....My price off the Internet.......wait for it.... wait for it....$578.24 Deluxe Room.... Worldwide Travel aka Travel Services offers all these discounts for $5,995 to $7,995 plus a annual fee of $299 for life... I could write a book but you should get the picture by now. Save your money and book your own travel online or through a trusted travel agent if you are not internet savvy. read more