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online holiday agencies good or bad?
p1tse
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always booked via highstreet firstchoice, thomson, thomas cook etc.
what's the following like:
alpharooms
lowcostholidays
a1 travel
etc.?
many use low cost flights, but don't show air line. what are the typical ones going to spain, gran canaria, majorca etc.?
are these places trust worth on packages to get flight, transfer, hotel correct?
what's the following like:
alpharooms
lowcostholidays
a1 travel
etc.?
many use low cost flights, but don't show air line. what are the typical ones going to spain, gran canaria, majorca etc.?
are these places trust worth on packages to get flight, transfer, hotel correct?
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If you do a search most of these companies have been coveredtravelover0
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thanks
can anyone reassure me on what low cost flights they use and if transfers from airport to hotel is ok via them, as i've heard bad things0 -
Your best bet is to book your own flights with whichever airline you want, then book a hotel and transfers. If you research the transfer companies you should be ok.travelover0
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Onlines ok if your internet savvy but if you don't know what your doing its a bit of a minefield especially with the flights, because you have to add bits in, take bits off and as its then not a package you could end up being stuck with bits you dont want. At least with the big operators if something goes wrong they'll help you out and now the big operators have companies they use to put flights, hotels etc together ie Thomas Cook use Flexibletrips.com.0
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Thanks
Not heard if flexible trips
Will have a look
Alpha room flights to gran canaria was circa £80 which I've not seen else where
The room rates were good on alpharooms too0 -
I've never had a problem with Alpha roomstravelover0
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who do alpharoom usually use for airline, as it quotes no frill airline/carrier on website. so i can do a search on the actualy airline.
also i assume they don't have travel reps, so what happens when you arrive at the airport to find out which shuttle bus is for transfer?0 -
The airline it is using is ryanair, remember you have the bags to add to the flights which are 40 pounds each and a 10 pounds per person booking fee
Thanks
DelI am a Travel Agent
My company’s ABTA numbers are P6046. MSE doesn't check my status as a Travel Agent, so you need to take my word for it. This signature is here as I follow MSE's Travel Agent Code of Conduct.0 -
waiting to get back onto alpharoom website
just checked out ryan air £254 + £40 + £40 = £334 exlcuding admin taxes etc. so pushing it up alot0 -
if don't use the likes of firstchoice, thomson, what happens to finding out transfer shuttle at airport etc.?0
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