Top 50 Travel Companies in the World: Best Travel Brands

Travel companies now do much more than sell airline tickets. The world’s major travel businesses cover hotels, vacation rentals, flights, package holidays, cruises, guided tours, activities, corporate travel and almost every other part of planning a trip.

Some travelers want a huge booking platform where they can compare thousands of hotels. Others prefer an expert-led small-group tour, a carefully designed luxury itinerary or a company that handles flights, accommodation and transfers as a single vacation package.

This guide looks at 50 of the top travel companies in the world, including major online travel agencies, global tour operators, experience-booking platforms, business-travel companies, vacation brands and cruise companies. It explains what each company does and the type of traveler it may suit.

Top 50 Travel Companies At A Glance

1. Booking.com

Booking.com is one of the most widely used accommodation-booking platforms in the world and forms part of Booking Holdings.

Its biggest strength is accommodation variety. Travelers can compare hotels, resorts, apartments, villas, hostels and other stays across destinations ranging from major cities to relatively remote areas.

Booking.com has also expanded beyond accommodation into flights, rental cars, airport taxis and attractions in some markets.

Good for: travelers who want a very large accommodation inventory and the ability to compare multiple property types in one search.

2. Expedia

Expedia is one of the flagship consumer brands of Expedia Group.

The platform is particularly useful when travelers want to combine several parts of a trip, including hotels, flights, rental cars, activities and vacation packages.

Package pricing can sometimes make it worth comparing a bundled trip against booking every element independently.

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3. Airbnb

Airbnb transformed the way many travelers search for places to stay by making privately hosted homes and apartments easy to book online.

The platform now includes homes ranging from simple private rooms and city apartments to villas and unusual properties, as well as experiences and services in supported markets.

Airbnb can be particularly useful for families and groups who want kitchens, multiple bedrooms or more residential locations.

Always compare the complete checkout price with hotels because cleaning charges, service fees and local taxes can affect the final cost.

4. Trip.com

Trip.com is part of Trip.com Group, which also operates brands including Ctrip, Qunar and Skyscanner.

The platform combines flights, hotels, train tickets, airport transfers, car rentals, tours and attraction tickets.

It is particularly useful for travel in Asia, where train and regional transportation booking can be just as important as finding flights.

5. TUI

TUI is different from a normal online travel agency because it operates across a large part of the tourism supply chain.

Its businesses include tour operations, hotels, airlines, cruises, travel agencies and destination experiences.

TUI is particularly established in European package-holiday markets and is useful for travelers who prefer buying a trip where flights, accommodation and transfers can be organized together.

6. Agoda

Agoda is another major Booking Holdings brand and has a particularly strong presence in Asia-Pacific accommodation markets.

Its inventory includes hotels, resorts, apartments and vacation rentals, with flights also available in many markets.

Travelers visiting Southeast Asia should often compare Agoda alongside Booking.com and direct hotel rates because the available room types and promotions may differ.

7. Priceline

Priceline is a long-running US-focused travel booking brand under Booking Holdings.

It offers hotels, flights, rental cars and vacation packages and is particularly recognizable for its discount-oriented booking products.

It makes most sense for travelers who are willing to compare different deal formats rather than selecting a hotel solely from its headline nightly rate.

8. Hotels.com

Hotels.com is part of Expedia Group and focuses heavily on accommodation.

The straightforward hotel-search format is useful for travelers who do not need the broader planning tools of a full travel agency.

Since Expedia Group also operates Expedia and Vrbo, some properties may appear across more than one group platform, but prices and loyalty benefits can differ.

9. Vrbo

Vrbo specializes in vacation homes and is another major Expedia Group brand.

Its inventory is particularly useful for families and larger groups looking for an entire home rather than an individual hotel room.

For beach-house vacations, compare the total property cost, cancellation terms and location carefully rather than choosing by nightly price alone.

10. Skyscanner

Skyscanner is primarily a travel-search and comparison company rather than the operator of most flights or hotels shown in its results.

It is widely used to compare flight combinations across airlines and booking partners.

Flexible-date and destination-search tools make it useful during the early planning stage, particularly when your destination or travel dates are not fixed.

11. KAYAK

KAYAK is a Booking Holdings metasearch brand covering flights, accommodation and rental cars.

Its value is comparison: instead of assuming one travel website has the cheapest option, users can compare multiple booking channels.

Before paying, check who will actually issue and service the booking because a metasearch result may redirect you to another company.

12. Tripadvisor

Tripadvisor is most closely associated with traveler reviews, hotel research, restaurants and destination planning.

The Tripadvisor Group also includes Viator and TheFork.

Tripadvisor is particularly useful at the research stage, when travelers are deciding which area to stay in, what attractions to prioritize and how recent guests describe a property or experience.

Reviews are one input rather than a substitute for checking official opening hours, restrictions and current policies.

13. MakeMyTrip

MakeMyTrip is one of India’s major travel technology businesses.

Its product range includes domestic and international flights, hotels, alternative accommodation, holiday packages, buses, trains, car hire and activities.

That makes it particularly useful for Indian travelers who need to combine long-distance travel with India’s extensive rail and bus networks.

14. Traveloka

Traveloka has built a strong position across Southeast Asia.

Depending on the country, travelers can use it for flights, hotels, trains, buses, airport transfers, car rentals, attractions and other travel products.

It is particularly useful when planning multi-stage trips in countries such as Indonesia, Thailand, Vietnam and Malaysia.

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15. eDreams

eDreams is a consumer travel brand within eDreams ODIGEO.

It offers flights, hotels, rail, packages and car rental, with the group’s Prime subscription forming an important part of its business model.

Subscription products can be useful for frequent travelers, but always read renewal terms and calculate whether the benefits outweigh the recurring cost for your actual travel pattern.

16. Despegar

Despegar is one of the best-known online travel brands in Latin America.

Its platform covers flights, hotels, vacation packages and other travel products across regional markets.

Despegar became part of Prosus in 2025 while continuing as an important consumer travel brand.

It is especially relevant to travelers booking within Latin America or planning trips that involve regional airlines and accommodation providers.

17. Hopper

Hopper is best known for a mobile-first approach and technology designed to help travelers decide when to book flights and hotels.

The company uses historical pricing data and predictive tools as part of its booking experience.

Hopper also offers hotels and rental cars and has expanded its technology business through Hopper Technology Solutions.

A predicted price movement is still a forecast, so travelers with fixed dates should weigh the possible saving against the risk that prices increase.

18. Hostelworld

Hostelworld focuses on hostel and budget accommodation.

It is particularly useful for backpackers, solo travelers and younger travelers who value social accommodation as much as room price.

Before booking, check whether a listing is a dormitory or private room and whether breakfast, towels, lockers and local taxes are included.

19. Klook

Klook specializes in in-destination travel products such as attractions, tours, transportation, rail products, airport transfers and activities.

Its coverage is particularly strong across Asia-Pacific destinations.

The platform is useful after flights and hotels have already been booked and you begin deciding what you will actually do during each day of the trip.

20. GetYourGuide

GetYourGuide is a marketplace connecting travelers with tours, attraction tickets and other experiences supplied by local operators.

It is especially visible across major European destinations.

When comparing activities, look at the exact meeting point, language, group size, attraction admission and cancellation period rather than judging two tours only by price.

21. Viator

Viator is a Tripadvisor company focused on tours and travel experiences.

Its marketplace contains activities ranging from straightforward attraction tickets to day tours, private excursions, food experiences and multi-day adventures.

The company says its marketplace includes hundreds of thousands of experiences, making it useful when you want to compare several operators in the same destination.

22. Intrepid Travel

Intrepid Travel focuses on small-group trips with locally led itineraries.

Its trips cover cultural travel, food, wildlife, hiking, cycling and adventure-oriented experiences in destinations around the world.

This style suits travelers who want the organization of a tour but prefer smaller groups and more local interaction than a traditional large coach itinerary.

If you’re comparing this type of trip, Cen Xianyuan also has a guide to choosing a small-group tour vacation package.

23. G Adventures

G Adventures is another major small-group adventure travel company.

Its itineraries operate across continents and include wildlife, hiking, culture, marine trips and active adventures.

The company emphasizes locally connected travel, and many itineraries are designed for travelers who want logistics handled while still having an adventurous experience.

24. Contiki

Contiki specializes in organized trips aimed primarily at younger adult travelers.

Its itineraries often combine major attractions with social activities, nightlife and group experiences.

Contiki can make sense for travelers who prioritize meeting other people and covering multiple destinations without arranging every train, hotel and transfer independently.

25. Trafalgar

Trafalgar is a long-established guided vacation company operating itineraries across Europe and many other regions.

Trips commonly include transportation, accommodation, sightseeing and tour directors within one itinerary.

This model suits travelers who prefer organized touring over managing daily logistics themselves.

26. Globus

Globus is known for escorted tours that combine major attractions, transportation and organized accommodation.

Its itineraries cover destinations worldwide and tend to appeal to travelers looking for a structured vacation with an established itinerary.

When comparing Globus with independent travel, calculate what is already included rather than comparing only the headline tour price.

27. Cosmos

Cosmos operates in a similar escorted-tour category while traditionally emphasizing more value-focused itineraries.

It can work well for travelers who want guided travel but are willing to accept simpler inclusions or more optional activities to reduce the package cost.

28. Exodus Adventure Travels

Exodus Adventure Travels specializes in active trips, including walking, trekking, cycling and wildlife-focused itineraries.

Its trips are especially relevant to travelers who view physical activity as a central part of the vacation rather than something added to a standard sightseeing tour.

Always check difficulty ratings carefully because two trips described as hiking holidays can require very different levels of fitness.

29. Explore Worldwide

Explore Worldwide operates small-group adventure trips and active vacations across a wide range of destinations.

Its portfolio includes walking, cycling, wildlife and cultural travel.

The company is useful for travelers looking for a structured itinerary without moving into the premium-luxury segment.

30. Abercrombie & Kent

Abercrombie & Kent is associated with premium and luxury travel.

Its services include customized journeys, private travel, luxury small-group trips and high-end expedition experiences.

This type of company makes most sense when service, expert planning and difficult-to-arrange logistics matter more than finding the lowest possible cost.

31. Audley Travel

Audley Travel specializes in tailor-made itineraries designed with destination specialists.

Instead of selecting a fixed group departure, travelers normally work with an advisor to build an itinerary around their preferred pace, accommodation and interests.

This can be particularly valuable for complex multi-stop trips where independent planning would require many separate reservations.

32. Kuoni

Kuoni has a long history in premium leisure travel and is particularly recognized in European markets.

Its holiday products often focus on long-haul beach destinations, honeymoons and higher-end resorts.

If a tropical holiday is the goal, compare packages with independent arrangements and first decide what type of island suits you. Cen Xianyuan’s best island destinations guide compares the Maldives, Santorini and Dominica.

33. Trailfinders

Trailfinders is known for agent-assisted travel planning, particularly for complex flight itineraries and long-haul journeys.

It can be useful when a trip involves multiple countries, open-jaw flights, stopovers or numerous connected bookings that would be tedious to coordinate independently.

34. Flight Centre

Flight Centre is part of Flight Centre Travel Group, which operates leisure and corporate travel businesses across multiple international markets.

Its traditional strength is combining human travel advisors with online booking.

This can suit travelers who are comfortable researching online but still want a person to help manage a complicated itinerary.

For travelers planning the United States, Cen Xianyuan’s Hawaii travel guide can help with choosing islands, accommodation styles and trip timing before you start comparing packages.

35. American Express Global Business Travel

American Express Global Business Travel, commonly called Amex GBT, focuses primarily on corporate rather than leisure travel.

Its services include business-trip booking, expense-related technology, meetings, events and travel-program management.

The company completed its acquisition of CWT in September 2025, so CWT should no longer be treated as a completely separate competitor in a current 2026 list.

36. BCD Travel

BCD Travel is another major business-travel management company.

Its work centers on managed corporate travel, technology, consulting, meetings and travel-program support.

For companies with employees traveling internationally, issues such as policy compliance, traveler support, expense integration and duty of care can matter more than simply finding the cheapest flight.

37. Corporate Travel Management

Corporate Travel Management serves business travelers and organizations that want professionally managed travel programs.

Its role is different from a leisure OTA: corporate clients may need approval workflows, negotiated supplier rates, reporting and emergency traveler support.

38. Internova Travel Group

Internova Travel Group operates a large international network of travel agencies and advisors.

Its businesses cover leisure, luxury, corporate and advisor-supported travel.

This structure makes Internova particularly important behind the scenes because many customers may interact with one of its travel agency brands rather than the Internova name itself.

39. Egencia

Egencia combines online travel technology with corporate-travel management services and forms part of the Amex GBT ecosystem.

It is designed for organizations that want employees to make compliant bookings through a digital interface while companies maintain oversight of travel policy and spending.

40. American Airlines Vacations

American Airlines Vacations combines American Airlines flights with hotels, rental cars and other vacation components.

The appeal of airline vacation brands is convenience: one search can combine flight schedules with accommodation and destination products.

Cen Xianyuan already has a dedicated American Airlines Vacations booking guide explaining the package-booking process in more detail.

41. Delta Vacations

Delta Vacations provides vacation packages built around Delta Air Lines and its travel network.

Packages can combine flights with hotels, resorts, rental cars and destination products.

Travelers who already value Delta’s route network or loyalty ecosystem may find it especially convenient, but the package total should still be compared with independent booking.

42. United Vacations

United Vacations provides vacation packages using United Airlines flights together with hotels and other travel services.

It is particularly relevant to US travelers departing from large United hubs or planning international trips across the airline’s network.

43. Jet2holidays

Jet2holidays is a major package-holiday brand in the United Kingdom.

Its model combines flights from Jet2.com with accommodation and package-holiday services, particularly to European sunshine destinations.

Package holidays can be useful for travelers who prefer having several core parts of the vacation handled under one booking.

44. easyJet holidays

easyJet holidays builds packages around easyJet’s extensive European network.

Its strongest use cases include city breaks, Mediterranean beaches and short-to-medium leisure trips from European departure markets.

When comparing with a DIY trip, check baggage, transfers and meal-plan inclusions because these can significantly change the real total cost.

45. Club Med

Club Med is closely associated with resort-based and all-inclusive holidays.

Its properties span beach, mountain and ski destinations, with activities often playing a significant role in the resort experience.

This model works particularly well for families and travelers who prefer knowing that much of their food, entertainment and recreation is organized at the property.

46. Royal Caribbean

Royal Caribbean is one of the world’s best-known cruise companies.

Its large ships can function almost like floating resorts, with restaurants, entertainment, pools, children’s facilities and a wide range of onboard attractions.

Cruise travelers should compare the advertised fare with the real trip total, including gratuities, drinks, Wi-Fi, shore excursions and transportation to the cruise port.

47. Carnival Cruise Line

Carnival Cruise Line operates mainstream cruises with a strong North American presence.

Its itineraries commonly include the Caribbean, Mexico and other destinations accessible from US home ports.

It can suit travelers who want a resort-style holiday combined with several destination stops without repeatedly changing hotels.

48. MSC Cruises

MSC Cruises operates a large international fleet and serves markets across Europe, the Americas and other regions.

The company offers everything from short Mediterranean sailings to longer international itineraries.

MSC can be particularly useful for travelers who want European embarkation choices or multilingual international cruise environments.

49. Norwegian Cruise Line

Norwegian Cruise Line is known for a relatively flexible approach to mainstream cruising.

Its ships cover destinations including the Caribbean, Alaska, Europe and Hawaii.

If Hawaii is the reason you’re considering a cruise, compare the itinerary with an independent island holiday using Cen Xianyuan’s Hawaii travel planning guide.

50. Viking

Viking is known for river, ocean and expedition cruising with a stronger emphasis on destinations and cultural sightseeing than many entertainment-heavy cruise brands.

River cruises can be particularly attractive for travelers who want to visit several cities while unpacking only once.

As with every cruise line, compare what is included in the fare because beverage packages, excursions, gratuities and air arrangements vary substantially between companies.

Which Travel Company Is Best For Different Types Of Trips?

Online Travel Agency Vs Direct Booking

One of the most important decisions is not which travel company to choose, but whether you should use a third-party platform at all.

An online travel agency can make comparison easier and may provide package pricing or loyalty benefits.

Direct booking with an airline, hotel or tour operator can sometimes make changes and irregular operations easier to manage because there is no booking intermediary.

A useful strategy is to:

1. search on two or three comparison platforms;
2. find the exact flight, hotel or experience you want;
3. check the supplier’s own website;
4. compare the final checkout price;
5. compare cancellation rules;
6. choose the booking channel with the strongest overall value.

What To Check Before Booking With A Travel Company

The cheapest search result is not necessarily the cheapest trip.

Before completing payment, compare:

• Final price: Include taxes, booking fees, resort charges and required extras.
• Baggage: A low flight fare may not include checked luggage or even a large cabin bag.
• Cancellation: Check whether a booking is refundable and until what date.
• Changes: Understand who you contact if you need to change dates.
• Supplier: Know whether the company taking payment actually operates the hotel, flight or tour.
• Currency: Check exchange rates and foreign transaction fees.
• Support: Look at the available support channels before an emergency happens.
• Insurance: Do not assume an OTA’s optional add-on covers every risk important to your trip.

Travel Insurance Before Booking

A travel company and a travel insurer perform different jobs.

Travel insurance may cover specific events such as qualifying trip cancellation, emergency medical treatment, baggage problems or evacuation depending on the policy.

The exact coverage, exclusions and limits matter more than the insurer’s headline marketing.

Cen Xianyuan has separate guides covering Cover-More Travel Insurance and GeoBlue Travel Insurance if you want to understand two different approaches to travel coverage.

Best Travel Company For Adventure Travel

Adventure travel is one category where selecting the right company requires more than comparing hotel quality.

Look at:

• physical difficulty;
• maximum altitude;
• group size;
• guide qualifications;
• emergency procedures;
• included equipment;
• internal flights and transfers;
• travel insurance requirements;
• single supplements;
• minimum age.

Intrepid, G Adventures, Exodus and Explore Worldwide all serve this market, but their itineraries can vary significantly even when the destination is identical.

And always check current local restrictions independently. For example, Cen Xianyuan’s Mount Dukono guide explains why an adventure shown in older hiking reports may no longer be legally or safely accessible today.

Best Travel Companies For Island Vacations

Island holidays can involve extra logistics that are easy to overlook.

Depending on the destination, you may need:

• domestic flights;
• ferries;
• speedboats;
• seaplanes;
• airport transfers;
• inter-island flights;
• special baggage arrangements.

Platforms such as Booking.com, Expedia and Agoda can be useful for hotels, while TUI, Kuoni and airline vacation companies may simplify package logistics.

Before deciding where to go, read Cen Xianyuan’s Top Island Destinations guide, which compares the Maldives, Santorini and Dominica for very different travel styles.

Should You Book A Travel Package?

A package can be useful when simplicity matters more than maximum flexibility.

Potential advantages include:

• fewer separate reservations;
• coordinated flights and hotels;
• airport transfers in some packages;
• one company managing several trip components;
• possible package-only rates.

Possible disadvantages include:

• less freedom to choose every supplier;
• different cancellation rules;
• package prices that are not always cheaper;
• more complicated changes if one component changes.

Always price the same trip independently before assuming the package is a deal.

Travel Company Vs Tour Operator

The terms are often used interchangeably, but the businesses can work differently.

An online travel agency usually connects travelers with suppliers and processes bookings.

A tour operator may build and operate an entire itinerary using accommodation, transportation, guides and activities.

A metasearch company helps compare prices but may redirect the traveler elsewhere to complete the transaction.

A corporate travel management company manages travel programs for businesses.

A cruise company operates the core travel product itself.

Large tourism groups increasingly operate across several of these categories, which is why defining one universal “largest travel company” can be difficult.

Frequently Asked Questions

What are the biggest online travel companies?

Booking Holdings, Expedia Group, Airbnb and Trip.com Group are among the major global businesses in online travel. Their consumer brands cover accommodation, flights, vacation rentals, metasearch and other travel services.

Which company owns Booking.com?

Booking.com is part of Booking Holdings. Other major Booking Holdings consumer brands include Priceline, Agoda and KAYAK.

Which company owns Expedia?

Expedia is a flagship brand of Expedia Group. The group also operates brands including Hotels.com and Vrbo.

Which company owns Skyscanner?

Skyscanner is part of Trip.com Group.

Is Viator part of Tripadvisor?

Yes. Viator is part of Tripadvisor Group and focuses on tours, activities and experiences.

Is CWT still a separate travel company?

Amex GBT completed its acquisition of CWT in September 2025. CWT therefore should not be treated as an entirely independent competitor when discussing the current corporate-travel market.

What is a good travel company for India?

MakeMyTrip is one of the major India-focused travel platforms, particularly because it combines flights and hotels with products such as trains, buses and holiday packages. Booking.com, Agoda and Trip.com can also be useful depending on the trip.

Which travel companies are good for Southeast Asia?

Traveloka, Agoda, Trip.com and Klook all have strong usefulness across parts of Southeast Asia, although availability varies by country and product.

Which travel company is good for small-group tours?

Intrepid Travel, G Adventures, Explore Worldwide and Exodus Adventure Travels all specialize in forms of group or adventure travel. Compare the itinerary pace and group structure rather than only the brand.

Which travel companies specialize in luxury trips?

Abercrombie & Kent, Audley Travel and Kuoni are among the companies associated with premium or tailor-made travel, although each has a different model.

What is the difference between Klook, Viator and GetYourGuide?

All three operate marketplaces for tours, attractions and travel experiences. Klook has particularly strong visibility in Asia-Pacific, while Viator and GetYourGuide offer broad international inventories. Compare the exact activity operator and cancellation conditions rather than choosing only by marketplace.

Is booking directly with a hotel better?

Not always. Direct booking may provide easier communication or brand benefits, while an OTA may have a different price, package or reward. Compare the final price and terms on both channels.

Is it safe to book with an online travel agency?

Major travel platforms handle enormous numbers of legitimate bookings, but the important issue is understanding who controls the reservation. Verify the website, payment terms, cancellation policy and contact information before paying.

Final Thoughts

There is no single travel company that is ideal for every journey.

Booking.com may make sense when the main challenge is finding accommodation, while Skyscanner or KAYAK can help during flight research. Klook, Viator and GetYourGuide become more useful once you begin choosing activities.

Travelers who prefer organized adventures may get much more value from Intrepid, G Adventures or Exodus, while someone planning a complex premium trip may prefer a specialist such as Audley Travel or Abercrombie & Kent.

Corporate travelers operate in a different market again, where Amex GBT, BCD Travel and other travel-management companies focus on policy, reporting, traveler support and company-wide systems.

The most reliable approach is to use the strengths of several companies. Research prices broadly, compare the same product directly with the actual supplier, read the cancellation conditions and then book through the channel that provides the right combination of price, flexibility and support for your trip.

Sources & Company Information

Booking Holdings — Company Factsheet


Official information about Booking Holdings, Booking.com, Priceline, Agoda and KAYAK.

Expedia Group — About & Brands


Official information about Expedia, Hotels.com and Vrbo.

Airbnb — About Us


Official company background and global platform information.

Trip.com Group — Our Story


Official information about Trip.com Group, Trip.com, Ctrip, Qunar and Skyscanner.

TUI Group — About Us


Official information on TUI’s hotels, airlines, cruises, tour operators and travel agencies.

MakeMyTrip — About Us


Official information about flights, hotels, buses, trains, holiday packages and other products.

Traveloka


Official Traveloka platform and current travel-product categories.

eDreams ODIGEO — Company Overview


Official information about eDreams, Opodo, GO Voyages, Travellink and Liligo.

Prosus — Despegar Acquisition


Official confirmation of Prosus completing its acquisition of Despegar in 2025.

Hopper — About Us


Official explanation of Hopper’s flight, hotel and car booking and price-prediction products.

Klook


Official activities, transportation, hotel and experience-booking platform.

GetYourGuide


Official marketplace for tours, tickets and travel activities.

Viator — About


Official information about Viator’s tours and travel-experience marketplace.

Tripadvisor Group — Investor Relations


Official information about Tripadvisor Group and brands including Tripadvisor and Viator.

Intrepid Travel


Official information about Intrepid’s small-group and locally led trips.

G Adventures


Official information about G Adventures’ small-group trips worldwide.

Flight Centre Travel Group


Official corporate information about Flight Centre’s leisure and corporate travel businesses.

BCD Travel — About


Official company information about global business-travel management.

Internova Travel Group — About


Official information about Internova’s international travel-advisor network.

Amex GBT — CWT Acquisition


Official confirmation that Amex GBT completed its acquisition of CWT on September 2, 2025.

Editorial note: Company ownership, brands, loyalty programs, destinations, booking products and terms can change. Information was reviewed in September 2026. Compare current information on each company’s official website before making a reservation.