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vegas.com
Stephanie Davis
152 reviews
5/5
I used Vegas to plan a surprise weekend getaway for my partner . The prices were better than other platforms, and I liked how transparent they were about resort fees. Everything was confirmed quickly, and I appreciated the detailed itinerary they emailed me right after booking.
Cherrie
418 reviews
4/5
Booking my trip was pretty easy, and I found some good deals on hotels and shows. However, the final prices were higher than expected because of hidden fees. That part was frustrating.
unclaimedbaggage.com
The shopping experience is not like Amazon—it’s more like a digital flea market. But if you have time and curiosity, you’ll find legit bargains. Pro tip: check early in the week—fresh stuff appears then!
1/5
I ordered a used laptop, but it came scratched and didn’t work well. It wasn’t like the description, and I couldn’t return it. Pretty disappointed.
budgetair.com
Carter Rivera
82 reviews
I was initially hesitant to book with BudgetAir due to some mixed reviews, but I was pleasantly surprised. I found a fantastic deal on my flight. My e-ticket arrived promptly, and I had no issues during my trip. The prices were unbeatable, and the experience was seamless. I will definitely be booking with them again.
I paid for my flight, but then got an email saying the booking didn’t go through and I’d be refunded. It’s been a while, and I still haven’t received my money back. Customer service hasn’t been helpful either. Really frustrating experience.
Oliver Bennett
91 reviews
I booked a flight through BudgetAir because the price was slightly lower than the airline’s website. That was a huge mistake. When the airline changed my schedule, BudgetAir did nothing to let me know. Their “customer service” is just an unhelpful chatbot and email responses that take days—if they respond at all. I ended up paying more to fix the problem myself directly with the airline
splitty.com
3/5
I wouldn’t recommend Splitty to someone new to booking hotels. The structure can be confusing, and if you don’t understand how the split rates work, you might run into issues. That said, it can be a money-saver if you know what you’re doing.
Booked a hotel in Miami, got a confirmation, but the reservation wasn’t actually made. Customer service was slow and didn’t solve anything. Had to find a last-minute place myself. Never again.
economybookings.com
Good platform with competitive prices. I liked being able to compare multiple car rental companies in one place. I found a rental car for my vacation in minutes and the process was smooth. My only small issue was that the rental company asked for extra documentation at pickup, but that wasn’t EconomyBookings fault.
Booked a car through for a weekend trip to Lake Tahoe. The process was easy, and I got a good deal. Pick-up and drop-off were hassle-free. Saved time and money will definitely use it again for future travels.
ovago.com
Ovago pricing is attractive compared to competitors. Still, it’s a solid choice where it’s available. I wish the service was available in more locations, as it’s sometimes hard to get a ride outside major areas. Still, it’s a solid option in my city.
Booking flights and hotels was simple and affordable. The website was user-friendly, and my reservations went smoothly. It made planning my trip much easier.
My flight got delayed and Ovago didn’t proactively inform me. I had to reach out myself to confirm. The booking was cheeper than other sites, but the communication could definitely be better. In the end, the trip went okay, but I was stressed for a while.
travello.com
This site is has a great idea for connecting travelers from around the world, letting you share experiences... Find tours, and even earn rewards for posting. Whether you’re looking for travel inspiration, discounts, or just want to meet fellow adventurers However I ran into crashes when trying to post or add trips.
Jose Munoz
46 reviews
Travello aims to be a social network for travelers, which sounds great in theory. In practice, though, the app feels quiet and underused. I created a profile, joined some groups, and posted questions and responses were few and far between. The idea of connecting with other travelers nearby or sharing itineraries is cool, but the user base isn’t big enough to make it truly useful. That said, it does have solid travel deals and a built-in planner that works well. If the community grew, it could be something special. Right now, it’s a nice idea that hasn’t fully landed.
civitatis.com
Civitatis focuses on tours and activities, especially for Spanish speaking travelers. I’ve used it in Spain and Latin America with good results, clear information, friendly guides, and reasonable prices. It’s a great alternative to platforms like GetYourGuide if you prefer Spanish language service. But once you step outside that linguistic comfort zone, the platform feels less refined. The translations can be clunky, and offerings in less popular destinations are limited. If you’re fluent in Spanish and traveling where the site is strongest, it’s an excellent resource. Otherwise, you might find better options elsewhere.
flightaware.com
FlightAware is the kind of tool you don’t realize you need until you’re obsessively tracking a delayed flight. I’ve used it during layovers and to stalk friends’ arrivals, and it’s usually more accurate than airline websites. The interface is very data-heavy, so it’s more for enthusiasts or logistics minded travelers. Still, it’s reliable and fast, and it does what it promises. Not for casual users, but a must-have if you’re detail obsessed.
culturetrip.com
2/5
Culture Trip’s website is beautiful and inviting, with stylish articles and dreamy destination guides. But dig a little deeper, and it starts to feel more like curated Instagram travel than anything genuinely useful. The recommendations are hit or miss some are thoughtful, others clearly driven by SEO or paid promotion. I like browsing it for inspiration, but I rarely use it to actually plan anything. It’s more eye candy than practical resource.
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