Frequently Asked Questions

Most bookings can be changed or canceled, but it depends on the airline, hotel, or tour provider’s policy. Check the terms before confirming your reservation. Some changes may incur fees, while others may be flexible or refundable.

Stay aware of your surroundings, avoid risky areas, keep valuables secure, and follow local laws and customs. Use trusted transportation services and let someone know your itinerary if you're traveling alone.

Pack according to your destination’s weather and activities. Essentials include travel documents, medications, clothing layers, toiletries, and chargers. It's also wise to pack a small first aid kit and copies of important documents.

Yes, travel insurance is highly recommended. It can cover unexpected cancellations, medical emergencies, lost luggage, and other travel disruptions. Always read the policy details carefully to understand what’s covered.

To find the best travel deals, book early or look for last-minute offers. Use comparison websites, set fare alerts, and consider traveling during off-peak seasons. Bundling flights, hotels, and activities often saves money.

To travel internationally, you typically need a valid passport. Some countries also require a visa, depending on your nationality and destination. Always check entry requirements with the official embassy or consulate before booking your trip.