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GSA SOLICITATION QMAD-JM-100001-N

August 23, 2010

GSA SOLICITATION QMAD-JM-100001-N

Attachment 10 – Explanatory Codes August 23, 2010

Attachment 10 Explanatory Codes This attachment establishes the framework for standardized, text based Explanatory Codes (ECs) for inclusion in the travel booking record. The desired outcome is to ensure optimum availability of booking data for itinerary review and approval, comprehensive reporting purposes and analysis to support ETS2 Travel Management objectives. The government is providing the framework described in this document however, looks to the Offeror’s proposal to establish how it will best achieve the stated performance outcome.

All applicable Explanatory Codes shall be recorded in User Definable Interface Data Storage (UDIDS) remarks (or their equivalent) of each ETS2 PNR, such that the Explanatory Response text can be readily incorporated into the body of the traveler’s invoice/itinerary, and included in reports prepared by the fulfilling TMC, if requested by the customer agency. It is acknowledged that to meet all of the intended objectives, it may be necessary to duplicate (as remark items) some informational elements that are already present in the PNR in other forms.

Reporting elements mandated by the FTR, are summarized in Section I, Mandatory Explanatory Codes Stipulated by the FTR below, and are mandatory in all cases. The balance of the Explanatory Codes addressed in Section II, Notional Explanatory Codes are notional and represent additional transactional information and advice that may be required at the customer agency’s option, as specified in the agency’s Task Order. The ETS2 Provider shall implement automation and automation-assisted functionality in TAVS, POS, and MID as necessary to enable and ensure accurate capture and recording of all implemented EC information for all PNRs whether originated under OTRS or ATRS.

Some informational elements cannot be determined without assistance from the traveler or User. For such items, Traveler Selectable (TS) EC shall be required. Note that it may not be possible to compel Travelers/Users to comply with certain Traveler Selectable (TS) EC implemented on behalf of customer agencies. Therefore, all TS EC shall include a default value, indicating No Response by User.

Response Codes may be two or three digit, alphanumeric data elements that are associated with longer formed, standardized Explanatory Response text. For ease of interpretation by the reader, all EC elements presented to the User (whether in text [itineraries, reports], or in the ETS2 application user interface), shall be presented in their long form syntax shown in the following table.

The following list of mandatory and notional EC elements, together with any additional items cited in Attachment 11, comprises the reportable reason codes that the government believes it is most likely to request over the duration of the contract. The list is not however, intended to be all inclusive and may not include all EC needed to support the requirements of all Agency customers, and may be modified in the respective Task Order. For any given agency customer, the EC requested, may be all or a subset of the items listed here or otherwise referred to in Section C, including the Attachments. EC elements not included in this list may also be requested. Further, mandatory EC requirements may change over the life of the contract term, as necessitated by updates or changes to the FTR or other applicable laws or regulation. In such cases, Contractor shall accommodate the associated changes to EC without additional charge to the Government.

I. Mandatory Explanatory Codes Stipulated by the FTR The FTR stipulates certain reporting requirements, including conformation to the following Reason Codes justifying non-use of GSA Contract City Pair Airfares. Provision must be made to accommodate reporting of itineraries traveling CPP city pair markets but not utilizing CPP contract fares. More granular ECs, if implemented, shall be mapped to the following Reason Codes for this specific reporting requirement.

EC Item
Response Code
Explanatory Response
Probable Data Source[endnoteRef:1] [1: ]

Travel Purpose Codes

Travel Purpose ID
P1
EMPLOYEE EMERGENCY
TAVS, POS, TS
P2
MISSION (OPERATIONAL)
P3
SPECIAL MISSION
Travel Purpose ID
P4
CONFERENCE
TAVS, POS, TS
P5
TRAINING
P6
RELOCATION

Reason for Non-use of Contract City Pair Fare

CPP Non-Use Reason Code
C0
Contract fare used or No contract fare exists for city-pair market
POS, TS
CPP Non-Use Reason Code
C1
Space on a scheduled contract flight is not available in time to accomplish the purpose of travel.
POS, TS
CPP Non-Use Reason Code
C2
Use of contract service would require traveler to incur unnecessary overnight lodging costs which would increase the total cost of the trip.
POS, TS
CPP Non-Use Reason Code
C3
The contract carrier’s flight schedule is inconsistent with explicit policies of individual federal departments and agencies where applicable to schedule travel during normal working hours
POS, TS
CPP Non-Use Reason Code
C4
A non-contract carrier offers a lower fare to the general public that, if used, will result in a lower total trip cost to the Government (the combined costs of transportation, lodging, meals, and related expenses considered)

[Note: This exception does not apply if the contract carrier offers the same or lower fare and has seats available at that fare, or if the fare offered by the non-contract carrier is restricted to Government and military travelers performing official business and may be purchased only with a contractor-issued charge card, centrally billed account (e.g., YDG, MDG, QDG, VDG, and similar fares) or GTR where the two previous options are not available.]

POS, TS

CPP Non-Use Reason Code
C5
Cost effective rail service is available and is consistent with mission requirements
POS, TS
CPP Non-Use Reason Code
C6
Smoking is permitted on the contract air carrier and the nonsmoking section of the contract aircraft is not acceptable to traveler.
POS, TS

Reason for Using Non-US Carrier

Non-US Carrier Reason Code

R1
Use of a foreign air carrier is determined to be a matter of necessity in accordance with FTR §301-10.138
POS, TS
R2
The transportation is provided under a bilateral or multilateral air transportation agreement to which the United States Government and the government of a foreign country are parties, and which the Department of Transportation has determined meets the requirements of the Fly America Act.
POS, TS
R3
Traveler is an officer or employee of the Department of State, United States Information Agency, United States International Development Cooperation Agency, or the Arms Control Disarmament Agency, and travel is paid with funds appropriated to one of these agencies, and travel is between two places outside the United States.
POS, TS
R4
No U.S. flag air carrier provides service on a particular leg of the route, in which case foreign air carrier service may be used, but only to or from the nearest interchange point on a usually traveled route to connect with U.S. flag air carrier service.
POS, TS
R5
A U.S. flag air carrier involuntarily reroutes travel on a foreign air carrier.
POS, TS
Non-US Carrier Reason Code
R6
Service on a foreign air carrier would be three hours or less, and use of the U.S. flag air carrier would at least double en route travel time.
POS, TS
R7
Costs of transportation are reimbursed in full by a third party, such as a foreign government, international agency, or other organization.
POS, TS
R8
International Travel - Use of U.S. flag air carrier (nonstop) service would extend travel time, including delay at origin, by 24 hours or more.
POS, TS
R9
International Travel - No U.S. flag air carrier (nonstop) service available. U.S. flag air carrier service available on one or more portion of the route but use of such service (on one or more of these portions) when compared to using a foreign air carrier, would:

(a) Increase the number of aircraft changes traveler must make outside of the U.S. by 2 or more; or

(b) Extend travel time by at least 6 hours or more; or

(a) Require a connecting time of 4 hours or more at an overseas interchange point

POS, TS

R10
Travel is between two places outside the United States - U.S. flag air carrier provides service between my origin and my destination but when compared to using a foreign air carrier, such use would either:

(a) Increase the number of aircraft changes traveler must make en route by 2 or more; or

(b) Extend travel time by 6 hours or more; or

(c) Require a connecting time of 4 hours or more at an overseas interchange point

POS, TS

EC Item
Response Code
Explanatory Response

Probable Data

EC Item
Response Code
Explanatory Response
Probable Data Source[endnoteRef:2] [2: ]

For all Air itineraries… If the booking includes FIRST CLASS segments…

F1
NO COACH-CLASS ACCOMMODATIONS ARE REASONABLY AVAILABLE (WITHIN 24 HOURS OF MY PROPOSED DEPARTURE OR ARRIVAL TIME)
F2
I HAVE AN AGENCY-CERTIFIED MEDICAL DISABILITY OR OTHER SPECIAL NEED
F3
MY AGENCY HAS DETERMINED THAT EXCEPTIONAL SECURITY CIRCUMSTANCES EXIST
F4
THIS IS REQUIRED BECAUSE OF MY AGENCY MISSION, CONSISTENT WITH MY AGENCY'S INTERNAL PROCEDURES

If the booking includes BUSINESS CLASS segments…

UG Justification

B1
I HAVE AN AGENCY-CERTIFIED MEDICAL DISABILITY OR OTHER SPECIAL NEED

POS, TS

B2
MY AGENCY HAS DETERMINED THAT EXCEPTIONAL SECURITY CIRCUMSTANCES EXIST
B3
COACH-CLASS ACCOMMODATIONS ON AN AUTHORIZED/APPROVED FOREIGN AIR CARRIER DO NOT PROVIDE ADEQUATE SANITATION OR HEALTH STANDARDS
B4
NO COACH-CLASS ACCOMMODATIONS ARE PROVIDED FOR REGULARLY SCHEDULED FLIGHTS BETWEEN MY ORIGIN AND DESTINATION POINTS
B5
MY TRANSPORTATION COSTS ARE PAID IN FULL THROUGH AGENCY ACCEPTANCE OF PAYMENT FROM A NON-FEDERAL SOURCE
B6
MY ORIGIN AND/OR DESTINATION ARE/IS OCONUS AND THE SCHEDULED FLIGHT TIME (INCLUDING STOPOVERS AND CHANGE OF PLANES) EXCEEDS 14 HOURS
B7
THIS WILL RESULT IN AN OVERALL COST SAVINGS TO THE GOVERNMENT BY AVOIDING ADDITIONAL SUBSISTENCE COSTS, OVERTIME, OR LOST PRODUCTIVE TIME
B8
NO SPACE IS AVAILABLE IN COACH-CLASS ACCOMMODATIONS IN TIME TO ACCOMPLISH MY MISSION, WHICH IS URGENT AND CANNOT BE POSTPONED
B9
REQUIRED BECAUSE OF AGENCY MISSION, CONSISTENT WITH AGENCY'S INTERNAL PROCEDURES
POS, TS

RAIL BOOKINGS RELATED

If the Rail Fare selected is “Other than Coach”… Which Explanatory Code best describes the justification for “Other than Coach” upgraded train service?

UG Justification
T1
NO COACH-CLASS ACCOMMODATIONS ARE REASONABLY AVAILABLE (WITHIN 24 HOURS OF MY PROPOSED DEPARTURE OR ARRIVAL TIME)
POS, TS
T2
I HAVE AN AGENCY-CERTIFIED MEDICAL DISABILITY OR OTHER SPECIAL NEED
POS, TS
T3
MY AGENCY HAS DETERMINED THAT EXCEPTIONAL SECURITY CIRCUMSTANCES EXIST
POS, TS
T4
COACH-CLASS ACCOMMODATIONS ON AN AUTHORIZED/APPROVED FOREIGN RAIL CARRIER DO NOT PROVIDE ADEQUATE SANITATION OR HEALTH STANDARDS
POS, TS
T5
THIS IS REQUIRED BECAUSE OF MY AGENCY MISSION, CONSISTENT WITH MY AGENCY'S INTERNAL PROCEDURES
POS, TS

If booking is for an “Extra Fare Train”…[footnoteRef:1] [1: A train that operates at an increased fare due to the extra performance of the train (i.e., faster speed or fewer stops).]

Which Explanatory Code best describes the justification for “Extra Fare” upgraded train service?

UG Justification
T6
MY AGENCY HAS DETERMINED THAT THIS IS ADVANTAGEOUS TO THE GOVERNMENT
POS,TS
T7
MY AGENCY HAS DETERMINED THAT EXCEPTIONAL SECURITY CIRCUMSTANCES EXIST
POS,TS

SHIP BOOKINGS RELATED

If the Booking Class is “Other than Lowest First Class”… Which Code best describes the justification for “Other than lowest First Class” upgraded ship service?

UG Justification
S1
LOWEST FIRST-CLASS ACCOMMODATIONS ARE NOT AVAILABLE
POS,TS
S2
I HAVE AN AGENCY-CERTIFIED MEDICAL DISABILITY OR OTHER SPECIAL NEED
POS,TS
S3
MY AGENCY HAS DETERMINED THAT EXCEPTIONAL SECURITY CIRCUMSTANCES EXIST
POS,TS
S4
THIS IS REQUIRED BECAUSE OF MY AGENCY MISSION, CONSISTENT WITH MY AGENCY'S INTERNAL PROCEDURES
POS,TS

II. Notional Explanatory Codes The vision and desired performance outcome for ETS2 includes the propagation of best practices for federal travel management that improves the efficiency and effective use of government travel spend. A best practice is defined as a tactic implemented in more than one organization that yields operational effectiveness and superior performance. In order to enable each customer agency to more effectively control and manage its travel spend, and achieve their desired threshold of performance, the Offeror shall offer to its customer agencies, additional, optional Explanatory Codes to facilitate more informed travel authorization, transactional analysis, and improved travel program management.

This document does not provide a comprehensive list of notional EC that may be required to satisfy the requirements of all agency Task Orders. It is considered supplementary guidance in support of the above stated outcome and looks to the Offeror’s proposal to establish how it will achieve the stated performance outcome.

EC Item
Response Code
Explanatory Response
Probable Data Source
Authorization
AUT
TRAVEL AUTHORIZATION NUMBER
TAVS, POS

PNR Type[footnoteRef:2]++ [2: ++ Responses to this item are Additive. Record all that apply.]

NAP
NON-AIR PNR
MID
HOP
HOTEL ONLY BOOKING / INVOICE
MID
COP
CAR ONLY BOOKING / INVOICE
MID
MCO
MCO
MID, POS
REF
PARTIAL REFUND
MID, POS
Booking Date
OBD
ORIGINAL BOOKING DATE = MM/DD/YY
MID, POS
Booking PCC
PCC
GDS / BOOKING PCC = SAB / ABC123
MID, POS
PNR Locator
LOC
PNR LOCATOR
MID, POS
Multi-Source
MSC
INCLUDES NON GDS SUPPLIER, FARE OR INVENTORY
MID, POS
Booking Mode
PSO
POS = ON LINE BOOKING
MID, POS
PSA
POS = AGENT BOOKING
MID, POS
Fare Quote
FQT
FARE BOOKED = $ NNNN.NN (Fare Quote)
MID, POS
Comparison Fare
CFC
COMPARISON FARE* = $ NNNN.NN

*(YCA or Y if non-CP market)

MID, POS

Low Fare
LLA
LLA OFFERED = $ NNNN.NN
MID, POS
Penalties
NRF
TICKET IS NON-REFUNDABLE
MID, POS
PEN
PENALTIES APPLY
MID, POS
NOP
NO PENALTIES
MID, POS
Fare Type
FT1
GROUP/MEETING FARE
MID
Advice++
A01
CLASS BOOKED DOES NOT MATCH CLASS AUTHORIZED
TAVS, MID
A02
TRVL ELIGIBLE FOR BUS/BOOKED COACH
TAVS, MID
A03
ITIN CONTAINS MULTIPLE CABIN CLASSES
MID
A04
ITIN CONTAINS FIRST OR BUSINESS CLASS SEGMENT
MID
A05
ITIN CONTAINS NON-US CARRIER(S)
MID
A06
ITIN CONTAINS NON-PREFERRED CARRIER(S)
MID
A07
INTERNATIONAL COACH
MID
A08
ITINERARY IS FOR ONE-WAY TRAVEL
MID
A09
NO CONTRACT FARE EXISTS FOR CITY PAIR MKT
MID
A10
NO CAR REQSTED OR HTL OPTIONS DECLINED
MID
A11
NO HOTEL REQSTED OR HTL OPTIONS DECLINED
MID
A12
HOTEL IS NOT FEDROOMS
MID
A13
HOTEL EXCEEDS PER DIEM
MID
A14
CHANGED RETURN - TIME LESS THAN 2 HRS
MID
A15
TRAVEL AUTHORIZATION NOT RECEIVED B4 TKTG
MID
A16
EXCHANGE W/FEE RESULTED IN LOST SAVINGS
MID
A17
TICKET REISSUED FOR LOWER FARE
MID
A18
EXCHANGE TICKET - USED NON-REF TICKET ON FILE
MID

EC Item

Response Code
Explanatory Response
Probable Data Sourcei

Changes

Last Change
CHD
LAST CHANGE DATE = MM/DD/YY
MID, POS
Change Cost
CHC
COST OF LAST CHANGE = $NNNN.NN
MID, POS

Change Type[footnoteRef:3]123 [3: 123 These codes are sequential. Select the first response that applies.]

CH1
LAST CHANGE = DESTINATION
MID, POS
CH2
LAST CHANGE = TRAVEL DATE
MID, POS
CH3
LAST CHANGE = AIRPORT
MID, POS
CH4
LAST CHANGE = TIME OF TRAVEL
MID, POS

Exchanges…

Exchange Reason[footnoteRef:4]123 [4: ]

ER1
EXCHANGE/ CHANGED DESTINATION
MID, POS or Agent
ER2
EXCHANGE/CHANGED TRAVEL DATE
MID, POS or Agent
ER3
EXCHANGE/CHANGED AIRPORT
MID, POS or Agent
ER4
EXCHANGE/ CHANGED TIME OF TRAVEL
MID, POS or Agent
Exchange Cost
EC1
EXCHANGE TICKET - EVEN EXCHANGE
MID, POS or Agent
EC2
EXCHANGE WITH ADD/COLL ON FARE
MID, POS or Agent
EC3
EXCHANGE WITH ADD/COLL PENALTY ONLY
MID, POS or Agent

For itineraries traveling markets covered by the GSA City Pair Program…

If the Contract Carrier is Selected…

Which Explanatory Code best describes the Contract Carrier Fare selected?

Contract Savings
AS1
BKD CP FARE = LOWEST LOGICAL AIRFARE
MID
AS2
BKD CP FARE - LOWER FARES CONSIDERED
MID
AS3
BKD CP CARRIER - FARE LOWER THAN CP FARE
MID
AS4
BKD CP CARRIER - USED CPP FARE ON PART OF TRIP
MID

If the Contract Carrier is not selected…

Which Explanatory Code best describes why the Contract Carrier was not selected?

CC Decline
AC0[footnoteRef:5] [5: Maps to C0]
PLEASE SELECT (Default, recorded as No Response)
POS, TS

AC1[footnoteRef:6] [6: Maps to C0]

SPEC FLIGHT REQ-TRAVELING W/OTHERS
POS, TS

AC2[footnoteRef:7] [7: Maps to C0]

CONTRACT SCHEDULE CONFLICTS WITH MISSION SCHEDULE
POS, TS

AC3[footnoteRef:8] [8: Maps to C0]

CONTRACT CARRIER SOLD OUT
POS, TS

AC4[footnoteRef:9] [9: Maps to C0]

NO ASSIGNABLE SEATS ON THE CONTRACT CARRIER
POS, TS

AC5[footnoteRef:10] [10: Maps to C1]

CONTRACT SCHEDULE EXCESSIVELY PROLONGS TRAVEL
POS, TS

AC6[footnoteRef:11] [11: Maps to C1]

CONTRACT CARRIER DOES NOT OFFER FLIGHT DURING WORK HOURS
POS, TS

AC7[footnoteRef:12] [12: Maps to C3]

RAIL SERVICE AVAILABLE AND COST EFFECTIVE
POS, TS

If the Contract Carrier is not selected…

Which Explanatory Code best describes the Non-Contract Fare selected?

NC Fare Selection
AN0
PLEASE SELECT (Default, recorded as No Response)
POS, MID

AN1[footnoteRef:13] [13: Maps to C2]

LOWEST COST FARE SELECTED
POS, MID

AN2[footnoteRef:14] [14: Maps to C2]

FARE LOWER THAN CP SELECTED
POS, MID

AN3[footnoteRef:15] [15: Maps to C2]

FARE SELECTED MATCHES CP FARE
POS, MID

AN4[footnoteRef:16] [16: Maps to C2]

FARE SELECTED HIGHER THAN CP FARE
POS, MID

If the Lowest Fare Travel Option (LLA) is not Selected…

Which Explanatory Code best describes why the Lowest Fare Travel Option (LLA) was not selected?

LF Decline
AF0
PLEASE SELECT (Default, recorded as No Response)
POS, TS
AF1
CHANGE / CANCELLATION PENALTIES
POS, TS
AF2
ADDITIONAL COSTS OFFSETS SAVINGS
POS, TS
AF3
LLA SCHEDULE CONFLICTS WITH MISSION SCHEDULE
POS, TS
AF4
NO ASSIGNABLE SEATS ON THE LLA CARRIER
POS, TS
AF5
LLA SCHEDULE EXCESSIVELY PROLONGS TRAVEL
POS, TS
AF6
LLA CARRIER DOES NOT OFFER FLIGHT DURING WORK HOURS
POS, TS

CAR BOOKINGS RELATED

If no Car booking is present upon record closing…

No Car
CC0
PLEASE SELECT (Default, recorded as No Response)
POS,TS
CC1
NO CAR BOOKING - CAR NOT REQUIRED
POS,TS
CC2
NO CAR BOOKING - SOLD OUT
POS,TS
CC3
CAR BOOKED DIRECTLY OR VIA OTHER MEANS
POS,TS

For all Car bookings…

Car Vendor Selection

Car VS
CV1
BOOKED PREF CAR VENDOR AND TYPE
MID
CV2
ALT. CAR BOOKED, NON-PREF VENDOR OR TYPE
MID

Car Rate/Type Selection

Car R/TS
CR0
PLEASE SELECT (Default, recorded as No Response)
POS, TS
CR1
LOWEST RATE FOR AUTHORIZED CAR TYPE
POS, TS
CR2
LOWER RATE BOOKED W NON-PREF VENDOR
POS, TS
CR3
HIGHER RATE BOOKED - DECLINED PREF CAR TYPE
POS, TS
CR4
HIGHER RATE BOOKED - LC CAR TYPE SOLD OUT
POS, TS
CR5
HIGHER RATE BOOKED - PREF VENDOR SOLD OUT
POS, TS
CR6
HIGHER RATE BOOKED - MULTI-TRAVELERS USING ONE CAR
POS, TS
CR7
HIGHER RATE BOOKED - TRAVELING WITH EQUIPMENT
POS, TS
CR8
HIGHER RATE BOOKED - TRAVELING IN POOR WEATHER
POS, TS
CR9
HIGHER RATE BOOKED - PREF VENDOR LOCATION INCONVENIENT
POS, TS
CR0
NO PREFERRED VENDOR IN LOCATION
POS, TS

HOTEL BOOKINGS RELATED

If no Hotel booking is present upon record closing…

No Hotel
HC0
PLEASE SELECT (Default, recorded as No Response)
POS, TS
HC1
NO HOTEL BOOKING - HOTEL NOT REQUIRED
POS, TS
HC2
HOTEL BOOKED DIRECTLY OR VIA OTHER MEANS
POS, TS

For all Hotel bookings…

Hotel Vendor Selection

FedRooms Usage
HVF[footnoteRef:17] [17: Maps to NonFedRoomsReason Code “C0” Attachment 14 ]
BOOKED FEDROOMS PROPERTY / XVU RATE CODE
POS, MID
HVN
BOOKED NON-FEDROOMS PROPERTY
POS, MID

If FedRooms is not utilized…

Hotel VS[footnoteRef:18] [18: With the exception of HV0, these Codes map to NonFedRoomsReason Codes C1 through C6]

HV0
PLEASE SELECT (Default, recorded as No Response)
POS, TS
HV1
NO FEDROOMS FACILITIES WITHIN A REASONABLE PROXIMITY OF TDY
POS, TS
HV2
FEDROOMS PROPERTIES SOLD OUT
POS, TS
HV3
BOOKED AGENCY NEGOTIATED CONTRACT
POS, TS
HV4
BOOKED AGENCY AUTHORIZED ALTERNATIVE
POS, TS
HV5
MEETING/CONFERENCE REQUIREMENT
POS, TS
HV6
TRAVEL IS OCONUS
POS, TS

Rate / Room Type Selection

Hotel R/TS
HR0
PLEASE SELECT (Default, recorded as No Response)
POS, TS
HR1
LOWEST RATE FOR AUTHORIZED ROOM TYPE
POS, TS
HR2
LOWER RATE BOOKED W NON-PREF VENDOR
POS, TS
HR3
HIGHER RATE BOOKED - ROOM SHARING
POS, TS
HR4
HIGHER RATE BOOKED - LC ROOM TYPE SOLD OUT
POS, TS
HR5
HIGHER RATE BOOKED - NO PROPS AVAIL W/I PER DIEM
POS, TS
HR6
HIGHER RATE BOOKED - DECLINED PREF ROOM TYPE
POS, MID
HR7
HIGHER RATE BOOKED - DECLINED LOWER COST ALTERNATIVES
POS, MID

i Probable Sources of EC Data include:

TAVS = Travel Authorization and Vouchering System
POS = Point-Of-Sale (including, OTRS and booking scripts used by agents in ATRS)
MID = MidOffice Solution
TS = Selected by Traveler/User from list of available Explanatory Codes offered at the POS
Agent = travel agency staff person.

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