7 Trips That You Must Bbook With Trip Advisor

I recommend using a trip advisor in the following situations.

1. Group Trips

When getting more than 5 people on the same plane with conjoining seats at an affordable price is a challenging job that may require the expertise of an agent. Be clear in your instructions on your budget, time and date restrictions, and other preferences or requirements.

2. Family Trips

I consider family travel a small group trip – with the fewest connections and shortest overall travel time possible, seats together throughout, hotel rooms with enough ample space, and rental cars that can accommodate a child's seat, etc.

3. Vacation Packages

There are so many package deals, and most of them are not all they are cracked up to be, as they do not provide the most considering the value for your money. This includes hotels you've never heard of, itineraries with more than 5 hours overlap time, etc.

4. Frequent Flier

When you fly frequently, having a good trip advisor can be essential. No time consuming web-surfing; just a quick phone call, and your tickets arrive in your mailbox.

5. Exotic destinations

If you have only heard or seen of an exotic place briefly, without the recommendation of a trusted friend – seek advice from a travel planner. This helps you to save time and money. A good travel agent will do the research and give professional recommendations on how safe your destination is and where to stay and what to eat. Many suppliers offer familiarization trips to new destinations for select travel agents, allowing them to constantly have a firsthand look at what customers are demanding.

6. You Don't Have the Time

It is good idea to pay a travel agent to research your itinerary and receive recommendations, rather than waste time surfing the Internet.

7.  Your Itinerary is Ambitious

You want to see too much! A trip advisor can help you to make your plans a reality.