Customer ReviewsforVoyage Ventures Vacations

This company is a third party sales company for vacation memberships and or certificates. They own non of the products they offer. We recieved a promotional card in the mail for a 7-Day/6-Night Cruise for 2 on either ***** *********, ******** or *********, including airfare plus a $100 gift card at ****************. The offer says you'll receive the gift vouchers after attending a 90-minute presentation at the **************** room in ************, **. My fiance and I attended the 90 minute presentation put on by ****. They try to sell you an expensive travel agency membership to discounted rates on hotels and cruises which they claim are way cheaper than sites like expedia. We asked to see some examples of hotels and what prices they offer (so we could pull those same hotels up on our phone to see what kind of rates we could get on our own), but they said they can't show us prices on specific hotels and dates until we pay for the membership. The guy (*****) said that we just have to trust what they are saying is true. We asked for his for the vouchers. We recieved the dining voucher which cost $9.95. Which said it was good for ******** ********** ***** ******* ****** *** * ****** None of those restaurants are available on this voucher. Asked for the complimentary 3, 5, or 7 night cruise they sais we had to fill out paperwork and they would send it to us. Guess what nothing recieved in the mail. This company has some type of relationship with *** which is the company that offers all the vacation promotions. They make you believe they are travel service but they just access ***'s computers just like we would. Going to file a complaint with my credit card company. This people are just full of scammers and misrepresent themselves and the products they say they own.

Received a flyer in the mail advertising a free cruise for participating in a 2024 Travel & Adventure Show. Dates and location of said travel show are not included nor is the name of the company sponsoring the show. Not even a website to learn more. The included 800 number has been used in the past for scams. People reported receiving calls from this number by a supposed DEA agent who said there is a warrant for their arrest.