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TBF

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1. I haven't used them for international travel -

Reply to CTyankee (Original post)

Fri Mar 16, 2012, 08:09 PM

Mar 2012

had no problem using expedia and travelocity for domestic travel, but I remember one trip in particular that I had both crummy air seats and very small hotel room when expedia arranged it.

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expedia, orbitz or Travelocity. Which is better for travel plans, [View all] CTyankee Mar 2012 OP

I haven't used them for international travel - TBF Mar 2012 #1

ugh. And that's what I was looking at...not good... CTyankee Mar 2012 #2

I have never gotten one of their packages. I generally use travelocity for air. cbayer Mar 2012 #3

You can check dates and I do. CTyankee Mar 2012 #4

I second the use of Tripadvisor. Adsos Letter Mar 2012 #5

Restaurant reviews are great as well. cbayer Mar 2012 #6

I'm a big fan of booking separate . I have yet to see an Air plus Hotel deal better than I can find pkdu Jan 2013 #7

Read "Heads in Beds" and you'll want to book directly with the hotel mainer Jan 2013 #8

I've booked with all three. Never had any problems. mainer Jan 2013 #9

I ended up booking with Orbitz, flight and hotel... CTyankee Jan 2013 #10