5 Best Sites for Booking Tours Worldwide

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Viator

#Hotel Management Software #Online Bookings #Hotel Reservation Software 22 social mentions

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Expedia

When I can’t book something directly, I use Expedia. When I tried to book my flight to China, Air France‘s website wouldn’t accept my booking, I got bounced out. Well, Expedia has their own agent only ways to contact airlines, hotels and tour operators, I got the cheapest flight, confirmed within 20 minutes and saved $400. Expedia can just do things we can’t, reliably. 24/7 customer support is the real deal.

#Travel #Vacation Rental #Travel & Tourism 45 social mentions

Ceetiz is a French Start-Up founded in 2012. They came out of nowhere and now offer activities, tours and tickets in cities around the world. They are still scaling, meaning they have a lot of listings for famous tourist cities like Paris, London, New York, Tokyo or Dubai… But they don’t have the depth and reach of the larger more established websites like Tripadvisor and Expedia.

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Klook

Klook is a start-up based out of Hong Kong. They have mainly focused on the Asian countries, trying to bring the local tour operators online and really pushing for local guides to sign up from small villages. If you’ve been to Thailand or Vietnam, you’d know that all the locals have smartphones, but booking the actual guide can be a challenge. I usually used my homestay, hostel booking services to get a tuk tuk driver or hiking guide because I couldn’t find any online. Klook is really trying to change that.

#Travel #Tickets #Online Bookings

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TourRadar

TourRadar has a selection of multi-day tour packages in destinations around the world, from Beijing to Mumbai, Santiago, Moscow and even tours going through Little Rock Arkansas. The tours are full packages, meaning they aren’t for travellers looking for a simple day trip or tickets. The tours take care of everything from hotels, buses, and even choose where you will eat in some cases.

#Travel #Tours #Travel Tools 2 social mentions