What is the difference between travel placement and travel charter?

Differences in charter methods, purposes, etc.

1. Differences in chartered flights: Travel seat-sharing means that airlines partially charter flights by booking seats, that is, passengers only purchase some seats on the plane, while other passengers purchase other seats. It is applicable to situations where passengers temporarily change their travel plans or cannot travel on time due to insufficient objective conditions. Tourism charter refers to an airline using its own aircraft to conduct charter flights, and passengers purchase the right to use the entire aircraft. The advantage of charter flights is that flight times and routes can be flexibly arranged according to passenger needs, providing a more personalized travel experience.

2. Difference in purpose: Travel placement is mainly to meet the needs of passengers who temporarily change their travel plans or are unable to travel on time due to insufficient objective conditions. For example, passengers need to arrange other flights at short notice due to flight delays or cancellations. The purpose of travel charter is to meet the special needs of passengers, such as group travel, business travel or special events. Travel charter flights allow passengers to freely choose flight times, routes and services according to their needs, providing more flexible and customized travel options.