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2. Travelocity - Wikipedia

   en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Travelocity

   Travelocity.com is an online travel agency owned by the American Expedia Group. It has 12.4 million monthly unique visitors, making it the third most popular website owned by Expedia Group, after Expedia.com and Hotels.com .

3. DO NOT USE Travelocity! You WILL be sorry! - Air Travel Forum

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   And re the hotel, an online booker is merely a portal to book. It's the traveler's responsibility to research the hotel before booking. A first night charge to cancel is standard for online bookers. You can get very good deals for hotels from the likes of Travelocity but you still need to work out for yourself if it's a decent hotel or a slum.

4. Travelocity ...check your total costs before booking ...

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   11 helpful votes. Travelocity ...check your total costs before booking. 12 years ago. My husband and I recently booked a hotel/ flight package with Travelocity for a family wedding in Cancun. We were quoted a total price with a $245.94 tax/service charge included. We then added ground transportation and trip insurance and charged the trip.

5. Travelocity Total Travel Protection (NOT) FYI - Tripadvisor

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   65 posts. 1 review. Travelocity Total Travel Protection (NOT) FYI. 8 years ago. After years of utilizing the services of Travelocity, I have always elected, as the last step, to insure my trip incase of a personal disaster. I have literally spent thousands on insurance and, of course deemed it to be a necessary evil.

6. Travelocity is cheeper than booking with Hotel. Issue ...

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   I booked a hotel on a trip in Michigan several years ago, using a third party agent like Travelocity. When I had issues with the room and reported it to the hotel desk, they advised me that I should report any issues to the booking agent and that they, the hotel, were not responsible for my satisfaction with the accommodations; only the rate.

7. Is travelocity reliable? - New York City Forum - Tripadvisor

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   Travelocity's reliability is fine and I would check with them for low fares to NYC. However, once you find the fare look at the airline website because sometimes it's cheaper directly with the airline. Report inappropriate content. ajeleonard. London, UK. Level Contributor. 1,502 posts.