What must you do if your ticket is lost, stolen, or unused?

The correct action to take if your ticket is lost, stolen, or unused is to notify the issuing Commercial Travel Office (CTO), Travel Management Company (TMC), or Travel Office (TO) about the situation. This step is crucial because it allows the travel agency to take appropriate measures, such as voiding the unused ticket or providing options for replacements if necessary. Notifying them promptly can help prevent any potential issues with future travel arrangements and ensure that you do not incur additional charges or face complications related to the lost or stolen ticket.

In contrast, retrieving a new ticket from the original vendor without notifying the relevant parties could lead to unnecessary complications or duplicate bookings. Additionally, only contacting the CTO/TMC for stolen tickets overlooks the need to address unused tickets and does not provide comprehensive action for all scenarios. Ignoring the issue is definitely not advisable, as unresolved ticket problems can lead to financial losses or difficulty in securing travel arrangements later on. By taking the correct action to inform the appropriate travel office, you ensure proper management of your travel arrangements and assist in any necessary follow-up actions.