travel@ease

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travel@ease is an airport retail brand operated by Paradies Lagardère that sells travel essentials, snacks, beverages, gifts, and convenience items inside airport terminals.

Atlanta, Georgia, United States
Owned by Paradies Lagardère (Lagardère Travel Retail)

About travel@ease

travel@ease is a branded chain of airport convenience and travel-essentials stores operated by airport concessionaire Paradies Lagardère, a major travel retail company based in Atlanta, Georgia. These shops are located post-security in various U.S. airports, including Fort Lauderdale–Hollywood International Airport (FLL), and carry a mix of travel necessities, snacks, light bites, beverages, tech accessories, beauty items, apparel, magazines, and souvenirs tailored to the needs of travelers on the go.([myemail.constantcontact.com](https://myemail.constantcontact.com/The-latest-FLL-news--January-2026.html?aid=jYJ9MawVr5Q&soid=1134236666155&utm_source=openai))

A charge labeled “FLL Travel@Ease 1041” on your statement most likely corresponds to an in-terminal purchase at a travel@ease store at Fort Lauderdale–Hollywood International Airport, with “1041” indicating a specific store or register location. Typical transactions include last-minute travel items, food and drinks, reading materials, or small electronics/accessories purchased shortly before boarding or between flights. These are usually one-time point-of-sale charges, though multiple visits in a travel day can generate several similar line items.

If you have questions about the charge, start by matching it against your travel dates and receipts from FLL, including paper receipts and email confirmations from any card-on-file or mobile wallet you used. Customer service for travel@ease locations is handled through Paradies Lagardère, which provides contact and receipt request forms on its corporate website.([paradieslagardere.com](https://paradieslagardere.com/contact-us/?utm_source=openai)) You can also contact your card issuer to obtain additional transaction details (time stamp, exact amount, and terminal ID), which often helps confirm the purchase. If a charge appears incorrect, you can first seek a copy of the receipt from Paradies Lagardère, and if unresolved, dispute it through your bank or card network within their stated time limits.

Bank Statement Variations

2 known variations

These are the raw merchant codes that appear on bank and credit card statements that we've identified as belonging to travel@ease.

  1. DFW Travel@Ease 0297
  2. FLL Travel@Ease 1041

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the charge labeled "FLL Travel@Ease 1041" on my card statement?

This descriptor refers to a purchase made at a travel@ease retail shop inside Fort Lauderdale–Hollywood International Airport (FLL). The number 1041 most likely identifies a specific store or terminal register within the airport. Check your receipts or travel records from the day you passed through FLL to verify the transaction.

What does travel@ease sell, and what are typical charge amounts?

travel@ease stores sell travel necessities, snacks, light meals, beverages, magazines, tech accessories, beauty items, and souvenirs.([myemail.constantcontact.com](https://myemail.constantcontact.com/The-latest-FLL-news--January-2026.html?aid=jYJ9MawVr5Q&soid=1134236666155&utm_source=openai)) Common charge amounts range from just a few dollars for snacks or drinks up to higher amounts for electronics, premium headphones, or multiple items purchased together.

How can I get a copy of my receipt for a travel@ease purchase at FLL?

Paradies Lagardère, which operates travel@ease, offers customer inquiry and airport receipt request forms through its corporate website.([paradieslagardere.com](https://paradieslagardere.com/contact-us/?utm_source=openai)) Provide the transaction date, amount, last four digits of your card, and the descriptor (e.g., "FLL Travel@Ease 1041") so they can look up and email or fax a copy of your receipt if available.

Can travel@ease place authorization holds or temporary charges on my card?

travel@ease transactions are generally standard point-of-sale purchases that post at the final sale amount. However, depending on your bank and the payment processor, you may briefly see a pending authorization that later converts to the settled amount; any duplicate pending entries should drop off automatically within a few days.

How do I dispute or question a travel@ease charge I don’t recognize?

First, verify whether you or another authorized cardholder traveled through FLL (or another airport with a travel@ease store) on that date and may have made the purchase. If it still seems unfamiliar, contact Paradies Lagardère via their customer inquiry form or phone to request transaction details.([paradieslagardere.com](https://paradieslagardere.com/contact-us/?utm_source=openai)) If they cannot match the charge to your purchase, notify your card issuer promptly and file a dispute following their instructions.

Does travel@ease run any kind of subscription or recurring billing?

No. travel@ease operates as airport retail shops and does not offer subscription or recurring billing services. Multiple similar charges usually indicate separate in-store purchases—such as buying items at different times or in different terminals on the same travel day—rather than a recurring fee.

How can I contact customer service about a travel@ease purchase?

Customer service for travel@ease is handled by Paradies Lagardère. Their corporate website lists contact details and online forms for customer inquiries and receipt requests; you can reference the store brand (travel@ease), airport (FLL), date, and the descriptor from your statement to help them locate your transaction.([paradieslagardere.com](https://paradieslagardere.com/contact-us/?utm_source=openai))

Is travel@ease affiliated with the airport or an outside company?

travel@ease is an airport retail brand operated by Paradies Lagardère, an external airport concessionaire that runs retail and dining concepts in many airports worldwide under agreements with each airport authority.([myemail.constantcontact.com](https://myemail.constantcontact.com/The-latest-FLL-news--January-2026.html?aid=jYJ9MawVr5Q&soid=1134236666155&utm_source=openai)) Charges will therefore show the brand or descriptor tied to the concessionaire’s systems rather than the airport authority itself.

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