legal aspects

Virtual Book Claims

Virtual Booking Claims and Dispute Resolution

Scope of Claims Covered

Booking Errors: Discrepancies between the tour/service reserved by the client and the confirmation received (e.g., incorrect date, package, or number of travelers).
Pricing Discrepancies: Claims regarding a significant difference between the price advertised at the time of booking and the price charged to the client.
Payment Processing Failures: Issues where a payment was successfully processed by the client’s bank but a corresponding booking confirmation was not issued by CrossoverPeru.
Availability Disputes: Cases where a booking was confirmed, but CrossoverPeru subsequently declares the tour unavailable due to an error in the virtual inventory system.

Submission Procedure

Written Claim Statement: A detailed description of the error or dispute, including dates, names, and a clear explanation of the client’s requested resolution.
Booking Reference: The confirmation number or itinerary ID provided at the time of booking.
Proof of Payment: A copy of the bank statement or payment receipt showing the transaction charged by CrossoverPeru.
Screenshots/Evidence: Any screenshots or electronic evidence that document the error or discrepancy on the Site during the booking process.
Email Address: info@crossoverperu.com.pe
Subject Line: VBC Claim: +51 987 231 666

Review and Resolution Process

Issuance of a full or partial refund.
Correction of the reservation details without additional charge.
Provision of alternative tour services of equivalent value.

Limitations and Exclusion

Exclusions: This policy does not cover claims related to travel services not booked directly through the CrossoverPeru Site (e.g., flights, services booked via third-party agents). It also excludes claims related to tour dissatisfaction, poor service delivery, or cancellation decisions, which are governed by our separate Booking Conditions and Cancellation Policy.
Finality: The decision rendered by CrossoverPeru following the investigation shall be final and binding on both parties, subject only to mandatory legal remedies under Peruvian law.
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