Trf what websites do you use to make your travel plans?

[Jocke]

I know I should not say this but I have never have some kind of trouble with any flight. The only thing that happen was a delay one time.

Maybe I was lucky, I don't know.

[T. Ferguson]

Originally Posted by Jocke

I know I should not say this but I have never have some kind of trouble with any flight. The only thing that happen was a delay one time.

Maybe I was lucky, I don't know.

You haven't lived until you've had a bag go missing, which somehow 95% of the time happens on the outbound and not on the return home.

[brandrea]

I use Trivago. The site compares hotel rates from over 150 other sites and puts the cheapest rate online. Works great.

[Abdullah71601]

Originally Posted by T. Ferguson

You haven't lived until you've had a bag go missing, which somehow 95% of the time happens on the outbound and not on the return home.

100% for me. Lost luggage three times, all outbound. And First/Business doesn't seem to get it back any faster.

[SMD]

Originally Posted by T. Ferguson

You haven't lived until you've had a bag go missing, which somehow 95% of the time happens on the outbound and not on the return home.

Outbound to shanghai from NYC for ipo kickoff meeting for me. Had to do the board meeting in my travel clothes, which were very comfortable but not exactly appropriate either. Always keep toiletries in my carry on now.

[BNA/LION]

Originally Posted by Soly20

I use my travel agent. I tell them where I want to go and when, they do everything for me, they know my preferences etc.. However, I often check the prices online to make sure I am getting a good deal, it turns out I usually am.

X2... IMHO International flights can be a Biotch.

[rr-nyc]

Originally Posted by T. Ferguson

You haven't lived until you've had a bag go missing, which somehow 95% of the time happens on the outbound and not on the return home.

I've had several checked bags miss my flight and was able to get them the next morning. I consider myself lucky except for a trip to Hawaii a few years ago where my bag ended up in Hong Kong. I received it the night before I returned to NYC so I had to buy everything I needed. Delta reimbursed me for everything I bought on that trip. From toothpaste to sunglasses to clothes. $800 worth of stuff over a long weekend.