Originally Posted by
pandaperth
I don't know the history of the *A rules for RTW tickets
but the current rules simply make no mention of country of sale vs country of origin - so one always pays the country of origin price, and no need for the Canada or Europe exceptions
(and I believe ST RTW rules are similar)
So basically, making the Canada exception apply across the world?
Previously, to quote an earlier example, I buy in Australia ex Japan, I pay the Australia price even though Japan is cheaper, even though leaving from Japan. (This is morally wrong).
Canada exception allowed me to purchase in Canafa ex-Japan at ex-Japan rates. (This is morally right).
If there is no longer a mention of country of sale vs country of origin, is there finally a recognition that we have a global economy, and that it doesn't matter where we buy our tickets from?
Dave