Travel

Before I book a ticket:

No, the airline chooses what kind of ticket that must be issued. In some cases, we are able to make an electronic ticket from a ticket that was originally paper ticket by calling the airline.

10. I found a ticket at a certain price, but when I tried to purchase it, the fare had changed. What happened?

During the time between your flight search and purchase, the airline may have changed the fare or the fare may have sold out. Airfares change throughout the day, based on demand for the flight and the airlines' right to modify them at any time.

We monitor these changes closely and make every effort to keep our fare displays as current as possible. Sometimes the fare difference is the result of a technical issue. In that case, clicking "Select" will display the most up-to-date fare.

11. This vacation will be my honeymoon. Should I book this trip under my married name or maiden name?

The answer depends on whether you will be able obtain a copy of your marriage certificate prior to departure.

If you are not able to get a marriage certificate:

You may reserve your vacation in your maiden name and carry proof of citizenship that reflects your maiden name.

If you are able to get a marriage certificate:

You may reserve your vacation in your married name and carry proof of citizenship that reflects your married name.

Please note that if you are carrying several types of identification reflecting different names, it is suggested that you also carry a copy of your marriage certificate to document your name change.

12. I am getting Credit Card Not Accepted. What does that mean?

Some airlines do not take some credit cards. For example, some airlines do not take Discover or Diners club. If this message is received during the booking process, we will hold the reservation until a new credit card can be updated. However, we cannot guarantee the fare until the time of ticketing.