Apollo Travel & Adventure Shows are scams. They promise you (2) complimentary round trip airline vouchers, and (2) two nights at one of over 1,000 Marriott, or Hyatt hotels and resorts.
They pitch nothing more than the opportunity to use their travel agency to book you travels. They claim you'll save incredible amounts of money by using their services. The examples of "deals" they pitched during their presentation cost much more than what we typically pay for the identical travel experiences.
What's really comical is how they pitch that they cater to those who want to experience oppulent travel. All while they pitch their gimmicks to you from a room at Holiday Inn Express on the outskirts of town. LOL!
Then, at the very end of the presentation, they tell you how to buy a membership for $9000. Really!!! They want you to pay them $9000 to overpay them for every trip you book through them. You get absolutely nothing else. There are complimentary flights, cruises, nights in hotels, etc. Oh, and then the pressure tactic. The $9000 membership is only available to you if you sign up at the presentation. Any they offer a more limited membership for $2000 less. They don't have a website for you to check out the types of deals they offer. You are completely oblivious to what you will get... or better yet, what you will NOT get.
Never once do they mention their company name. They are scam artists.
You are required to pay $49 to register the airline vouchers and $199 per ticket to use them. They can only be used Monday - Thursday, and there are lots of blackout periods. They are virtually, and many time literally, worthless. You pay $49 to register vouchers you will never use. The hotel vouchers are even worse. They also routinely offer restaurant vouchers. You will get a couple Restaurant.com vouchers every few months. You can buy $25 Restaurant.com vouchers anytime you want. At full face value, you will only pay $10 for a $25 voucher. They often go on sale for $4 for a $25 voucher
