Contact PetTravelCenter.com
PetTravelCenter.com
P.O. Box 1597
Clemmons, NC 27012
(800) 384-1450
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Hotel and Vacation Rentals (Reservations and Inquiries)
United States and Canada
Our toll-free Customer Care telephone number — exclusively for making new reservations for Hotels and Vacation Rentals (condos, B&Bs, etc.) via telephone or inquiring about existing ones made by phone or through our on-site travel booking engine — is 1-800-646-7957. This number is for use within the United States and Canada only.
Europe
Within Europe, the telephone number for reservations and inquiries is 00-800-11-20-11-40.
Vacation Packages Inquiries
For our Vacation Packages, please refer to our Customer Support page, which will give you information on how you can either email us your questions and comments or speak with a customer support representative — 24 hours a day. Please be advised the customer service phone number is for support only; all Vacation Packages bookings must be done via the site.
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