Tickets

[PuddingDis]

Yes, yes, it's me again. Hopefully this is the last question I'll ask this forum before I go back to Italy in a few days.

So. My father bought me and my mother tickets Bangkok - Italy a couple of days ago from Italy. He sent me an e-mail with the receipts and the online confirmation website link.

I'm new to this process, because we always buy the tickets ourselves from local travel agencies so my question is::

Do I just have to print out the stuff he sent me and show it at the airport along with my passport?

OR

Do I have to go to a travel agency here in Bangkok and get the ticket printed out for me? If this, do they do it free of charge? >___o

Thanks in advance!

Edit::

dam_n it, was I supposed to post this in the Thai Airport forum? Sorry, Mods!

Edited April 15, 2010 by PuddingDis

[smokie36]

Print off the e-mail and take it with you for confirmation. Although all you should really need is your passports.

[gotlost]

Its called an E-Ticket. Print out the info present it with your passport and no .

[PuddingDis]

It's not actually an E-Ticket per se, as my dad bought it from a travel agency in Italy. So all I have to do is print out the pages and I'm all set, right? //super paranoid

Edited April 15, 2010 by PuddingDis

[gotlost]

It's not actually an E-Ticket per se, as my dad bought it from a travel agency in Italy. So all I have to do is print out the pages and I'm all set, right? //super paranoid

Yes. Take a chill pill.

[goldfinger]

what else could you do??

call the airline office and tell your tixnumber for confirmation, then you will see.

[PuddingDis]

Thanks guys. I definitely need to calm down. x3;

[gotlost]

Drink 6 large Changs.

[Crossy]

Follow the online confirmation link and print that page as well.

All the data needed should be in the email, but you can never be too careful

[mizzi39]

Like others have stated, you should have no problems. I along with my family will be traveling to the states in a few days for vacation. I always purchase tickets from the same consolidator in the states. He sends the itinerary via e-mail along with a scanned copy of the receipts which i print off as well to keep for my records. You don't need them for travel, but you could ask your father to scan and send for added security.

Edited April 15, 2010 by mizzi39

[PuddingDis]

Thanks again, everyone!

I will print out the receipts and the company's e-mail tomorrow, I'm much calmer now.