Fareportal’s CheapOair.com Wins Silver Magellan Award from Travel Weekly

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CheapOair Mobile Web Honored at Prestigious Travel Industry Awards

Fareportal, the travel technology company powering CheapOair and OneTravel, and the winner of 19 Travel Weekly Magellan Awards over the past seven years, today announced they have earned yet another – a Silver Magellan Award for CheapOair’s mobile web product.

CheapOair’s mobile web application has seen significant developments over the past year giving customers more flexibility in how they search for, and book travel on-the-go. Some of the features highlighted in the award entry included the integration of Apple Pay, the use of AI and machine learning to make the mWeb experience more personalized, and the adoption of AMP (Accelerated Mobile Pages) for a more mobile-friendly experience.

“Our technology and product teams deserve every bit of this recognition as they have worked incredibly hard over the past year to improve our mobile products,” said Sam S. Jain, Founder and CEO of Fareportal. “As we see more and more customers visiting our site from their mobile devices, it has become increasingly important for us to focus on enhancing the mobile customer experience.”

The Magellan Awards were launched in 2008 by Travel Weekly to acknowledge the “best in travel” each year. They honor outstanding design, marketing and services in a broad range of industry segments including Hospitality, Travel Destinations, Cruise Lines, Online Travel Services, Airlines and Airports, Travel Agents and Agencies, Tour Operators and Ground Transportation.

“Magellan winners are those in the industry who communicate travel’s promise, through words, images and design, in ways that ring true and stand out,” said Arnie Weissmann, editor-in-chief of Travel Weekly. “They create the environments and craft the messages that spark travelers’ imaginations.”

About Fareportal

Fareportal is a travel technology company powering a next generation travel concierge service. Utilizing its innovative technology and company owned and operated global contact centers, Fareportal has built strong industry partnerships providing customers access to over 450 airlines, 1 million hotels, and hundreds of car rental companies around the globe. With a portfolio of consumer travel brands including CheapOair and OneTravel, Fareportal enables consumers to book online, on mobile apps for iOS and Android, by phone, or live chat. Fareportal provides its airline partners with access to a broad customer base that books high-yielding international travel and add-on ancillaries.

 

Fareportal Becomes First-in-Industry to Integrate Routehappy UPA Rich Content into Flight Seat Maps for Enhanced Customer Experience

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Partnership showcases the in-flight experience with seat photos and descriptions prior to booking

Fareportal announced today it has integrated Routehappy by ATPCO Universal Product Attributes (UPAs) into its seat selection map, a first for a consumer travel brand. The integration – which is live on Fareportal’s CheapOair.com and OneTravel.com websites – shows flight shoppers photos of the selected seat with a description of associated features so consumers can see what seat type, legroom, and experience they will have before booking a flight. This feature appears when consumers are shopping for flights for two or more passengers.

routehappy UPAs

UPAs provide visually appealing media such as photos, videos, and 360-degree cabin tours, along with headlines and descriptions of an airline’s products and services based on aircraft type, cabin, time of day, and more. The hyper targeting capabilities of Routehappy Hub, the content management solution which powers UPAs, enables Fareportal to target the seat images across different sub-fleets, cabins, and seats so that consumers see only accurate and relevant UPAs for the specific flight they are shopping. Once a consumer has selected a flight, they will be shown a seat map that incorporates this targeted, dynamic seat content for 19 carriers.

 

“Fareportal is always looking for ways to incorporate next generation features into the flight shopping experience,” said Sam S. Jain, Founder and CEO at Fareportal. “As the first consumer booking channel to integrate UPAs into our seat map, we are providing our customers with more choice, greater transparency, and added value. Fareportal will continue to push new integrations that make our customers’ flight shopping experience easier.”

“The use cases for Routehappy rich content are endless, as are the pain points it solves. This original integration of our UPAs at the point of sale showcases the benefits we deliver to airlines, who can now merchandise their products more effectively on third party channels. It also highlights the benefits for shoppers and the advantages of a more consumer-friendly experience. Fareportal’s seat map shows that the retailing of flights is only getting stronger,” said Jonathan Savitch, Chief Commercial Officer at Routehappy.

To see the integration live visit CheapOair.com and begin a flight search or see an example of the integration on Routehappy.com.

About Fareportal

Fareportal is a travel technology company powering a next generation travel concierge service. Utilizing its innovative technology and company-owned and -operated global contact centers, Fareportal has built strong industry partnerships providing customers access to over 450 airlines, 1 million hotels, and hundreds of car rental companies around the globe. With a portfolio of consumer travel brands including CheapOair and OneTravel, Fareportal’s booking platforms enable consumers to book online, on mobile apps for iOS and Android, by phone, or live chat. Fareportal provides its airline partners with access to a broad customer base that books high-yielding international travel and add-on ancillaries.

 About Routehappy by ATPCO

Routehappy by ATPCO, the industry standard for airline rich content, helps airlines and distributors differentiate and better monetize their products. Routehappy’s Scores & Amenities API provides flight scores and cabin amenity data, including aircraft, seat, layout, entertainment, Wi-Fi, power, fresh food and relative duration. Routehappy Hub is a cloud-based solution that helps airlines create, manage and distribute targeted product and ticket attribute content, in standardized formats UPA (Universal Product Attribute) and UTA (Universal Ticket Attribute) wherever flights are displayed. Routehappy is a wholly owned subsidiary of ATPCO. Based in New York, Routehappy by ATPCO serves airlines and distributors worldwide. For more information, visit www.routehappy.com. To see Routehappy rich content in action, visit www.routehappy.com/use-cases.

 

CheapOair Mobile App Becomes First-in-Industry to Debut Flight Value Scoring

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CheapOair.com has announced the debut of a value scoring system for flights on the CheapOair Mobile App. The flight-focused online travel agency is the first in its category to introduce this feature which will help customers determine the relative value of their flight options.

When searching for flights, app users will be presented with a score which considers factors such as price, availability, and amenities. Based on a proprietary algorithm, the app rates each flight at one of four levels: Great, Good, Fair, or Backpacker.

A search performed that returns a nonstop flight on a legacy carrier for a low fare might be rated “Great”. Meanwhile, another option that is similarly priced but has a stop, plus the airline charges extra for seats and baggage, would be rated lower.

“Airline pricing models have changed in recent years, and customers are often left unsure of what’s included and what’s not,” said Sam S. Jain, Founder and CEO at CheapOair. “Our new Value Score will help our customers evaluate each flight option to see if they are getting a good deal.”

“The cheapest flight doesn’t always end up being the best option for customers when you consider luggage, seats, or the amenities provided by that airline,” said Michael Nuciforo, VP Mobile at CheapOair. “We want to ensure our customers make the best purchase decision for their needs when they book with us. This is just another tool they can use to put their minds at ease.”

 

For more information, please visit www.CheapOair.com, www.cheapoair.com/mobile, or our social media pages, www.Facebook.com/CheapOair and www.twitter.com/cheapoair.

 About CheapOair

CheapOair is a flight-focused, hybrid travel agency that enables consumers to book online, on mobile apps for iOS and Android, by phone or live chat. CheapOair (https://www.cheapoair.com, 1-646-738-4820) bridges the gap between an online and traditional travel agency with certified travel agents available to help find deals and offers to destinations worldwide on over 450 airlines, 1 million hotels, and 100s of car rental companies. Partner airlines benefit from access to CheapOair’s broad customer base that books high yield international travel and add-on ancillaries at above the industry average. Follow CheapOair on Facebook and Twitter to learn how to travel the world for less.

OneTravel Shares Tips on How to Travel with a Baby

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Traveling with an infant or toddler by any means has its challenges, but air travel can be particularly daunting for new and seasoned parents alike. From the glares of fellow passengers when your baby has a meltdown, to the tricky carry-on situation with car seats and strollers, flying with a baby is a whole different ball game. OneTravel, a leading online travel agency, has put together a list of tips and tricks to help make the journey a little easier.

 

Ticketing

If you are traveling with a baby, ticketing depends entirely on where you’re going. For domestic travel, if a child is under the age of two and is sitting in your lap it’s free of charge, but you do need to let them know in advance that you’ll be bringing a baby on board. For international travel, the fare rules are a bit different. Even if you plan on having your child sit on your lap, infants traveling abroad are required to have a ticket. If you’re traveling with a newborn, make sure you check with the airline carrier for any minimum age requirements. And if your little one turns two while you’re on your trip, keep in mind that you’ll have to buy them a ticket for the flight home.

 

Bassinets

If you’re taking a long-haul trip with a baby, you might be a bit concerned about holding your little one for that 10-hour flight. Many international carriers have bassinets available, but there may be some limitations. Some airlines offer them on a first-come, first-served basis on the day of travel. Others allow you to reserve a bassinet in advance. Some airlines place restrictions on how many bassinets are available per flight or where you can sit. Bassinets aren’t always guaranteed so the earlier you make your request, the better. Since policies on bassinets vary from airline to airline, you’ll need to check with your specific carrier.

 

I.D.

Just as you need identification to board a plane, your baby also needs a form of I.D. For domestic travel, a copy of the birth certificate is sufficient. While you might not always have to show the birth identification, it’s always a good idea to have it with you. For international travel, you are required to have a passport for your child regardless of age.

 

Airport Security

Airport security can be strenuous on adults and going through the whole process with a baby can make it even more painful if you aren’t prepared. You will need to take the child out of the stroller and run the stroller and/or car seat through the X-ray. Infants are then carried through the metal detector by a parent or guardian. If you are carrying milk or formula, you must have these items separated from your carry-on to be screened. These items are exempt from the limitations on liquids.

 

Car Seats and Strollers

Most parents want to bring a car seat and a stroller when they travel. However, lugging these items through the airport can be difficult. Most airlines allow parents to check car seats and strollers without paying an extra baggage fee and you are generally allowed one stroller and one car seat per child traveling. If you want to keep these items with you, you are also permitted to gate check a stroller or a car seat. Should you decide to bring a car seat on the plane for your baby remember that it needs to be clearly labeled that is approved for air travel.

About OneTravel

OneTravel is a leading online travel agency that offers deals for savvy travelers seeking both quality and value. Launched in the mid-1990s, OneTravel is now recognized globally for providing one-stop shopping for all travel needs. Customers have access to millions of cheap flights including business class and first-class airfare, hotel rooms, car rentals, and cheap vacation packages to top destinations around the world. Visit OneTravel’s social media pages at www.facebook.com/onetravel and www.twitter.com/onetravel. For an on-the-go travel concierge experience, download OneTravel’s app for Apple or Android.

CheapOair Recommends Honeymoon Destinations for When You’re on a Budget

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With wedding season comes honeymoon season, but after the big day many couples find there isn’t much budget left over for an extravagant getaway. Leading online travel agency CheapOair has identified a list of romantic destinations where newlyweds can retreat to without the high price tag. From beaches to historic cities, here are five suggestions for affordable honeymoon destinations in the US.

 

Destin, Florida

A popular destination for weddings, Destin is also a great place to spend your honeymoon. Located in the Florida panhandle, this beach city is the perfect spot to start spending your life together as newlyweds. Whether you decide to go with a resort package or opt for a vacation rental, Destin is surprisingly inexpensive. Get ready to relax next to your spouse on the region’s famous white beaches with a fruity drink in hand. With affordable accommodations year-round and sandy beaches for relaxing, Destin is a great choice for a stateside honeymoon.

 

Sedona, Arizona

Located in the northern Verde Valley region of Arizona, Sedona’s stunning red rock formations beckon visitors in search of relaxation. The area is known as a haven for artists, yogis, nature lovers, and spa-goers. All of this natural beauty, world-class spas, and Sedona’s decidedly chill vibe creates the ideal setting for a honeymoon. Outdoorsy newlyweds will be blown away by the hiking opportunities in this stunning part of the country.

 

Charleston, South Carolina

History-loving couples are sure to be taken by Charleston’s centuries-old mansions, cobblestone walk streets, and horse-drawn carriages. Steal a kiss under the Spanish moss-laden trees as you stroll to one of the city’s award-winning restaurants or world-class art galleries. With lots of B&Bs and affordable hotels, Charleston provides a romantic setting for a low price tag.

 

Yosemite National Park, California

For nature-loving spouses, there’s nothing like an iconic national park to inspire romance. Get ready to be awed by majestic waterfalls, towering Sequoias, and stunning rock formations. Experience breathtaking views while hiking Yosemite’s well-worn paths. With a small entry fee and budget-friendly accommodations such as campgrounds and motels in Yosemite Valley, Yosemite National Park makes for an affordable, memorable honeymoon destination.

 

Cape Cod, Massachusetts

Check into one of Cape Cod’s cozy, affordable B&Bs and get ready for a refreshing coastal honeymoon experience. Eat your fill at the Cape’s colorful clam shacks, take in the iconic local cottages, stroll the pristine beaches, go for a ride on a scenic bike trail, or rent a kayak and hit the water for an afternoon. Infuse some local culture into your honeymoon by visiting Provincetown, an artsy seaport with eclectic art galleries, and quaint, romantic restaurants.

 

For more information, please visit www.cheapoair.com, plus follow our social media pages, www.facebook.com/cheapoair, www.twitter.com/cheapoair, and www.instagram.com/cheapoair.  Download the CheapOair app for Apple or Android for an on-the-go travel concierge experience.

 

About CheapOair

CheapOair is a flight-focused hybrid travel agency that enables consumers to book online, on mobile apps for iOS and Android, by phone (1-646-738-4820) or live chat. Part of Fareportal’s family of travel brands, CheapOair bridges the gap between an online travel agency and a traditional agency with certified travel agents available to help find deals and offers to destinations worldwide on over 450 airlines, a million hotels, and 100s of car rental companies. Follow CheapOair on Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram to learn how to travel the world for less.

 

 

 

Fareportal Recognized as a Top Partner by China Airlines

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Next generation travel company receives 10 Million Dollar Sales Award for second consecutive year

Leading travel technology company, Fareportal, was recently awarded the 10 Million Dollar Sales Award from China Airlines recognizing exceptional performance by the company’s leisure and corporate brands, CheapOair.com and Travelong. This award is given annually to the top sellers of China Airlines tickets over the past year. This is the second consecutive year that Fareportal has been recognized by China Airlines for their sales achievements over $10 Million.

China Airlines operates non-stop flights to Taipei from six North American gateways including Los Angeles, Ontario (California), San Francisco, New York, Honolulu, and Vancouver.

Richard Mei, Shirley Yang, and Meiyin Lin of China Airlines present Sanjay Hathiramani of Fareportal with the 2017 10 Million Dollar Sales Award.

“Accepting the 10 Million Dollar award for the second year in a row is a true honor as it symbolizes the continuously growing partnership between Fareportal and China Airlines,” said Sanjay Hathiramani, Global Senior Vice President of Supplier Relations at Fareportal. “We are proud to provide our partners with access to award-winning technology and a dedicated staff resulting in a next generation travel concierge experience for our customers.”

“This 10 Million Dollar Agent award trophy symbolizes China Airlines’ utmost respect and gratitude to you, in recognition of outstanding contributions in 2017,” said Shirley C.H. Yang, General Manager Eastern USA at China Airlines. “We hope that our partnership will lead to new record sales once more.”

 

About Fareportal

Fareportal is a travel technology company powering a next generation travel concierge service. Utilizing its innovative technology and company-owned and -operated global contact centers, Fareportal has built strong industry partnerships providing customers access to over 450 airlines, 1 million hotels, and hundreds of car rental companies around the globe. With a portfolio of consumer travel brands including CheapOair and OneTravel, Fareportal’s booking platforms enable consumers to book online, on mobile apps for iOS and Android, by phone, or live chat. Fareportal provides its airline partners with access to a broad customer base that books high-yielding international travel and add-on ancillaries.

 

National Selfie Day: The Non-Millennial’s Guide to Taking Perfect Travel Selfies

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If you’re not a millennial, the art of the selfie might seem a little intimidating. This pressure is only intensified for travel selfies, when you want to look great and also show off all the activities you’re doing on your getaway. OneTravel, a leading online travel agency, has analyzed the many travel selfies to offer travelers the best tips for getting that perfect shot.

 

Find the Right Angle –

If you’re tilting the phone at a weird angle to put your best face forward, here’s the straight scoop: a high angle doesn’t improve your photos. In fact, angling the phone too much can leave you looking distorted. Instead of holding the camera at an awkward angle, try facing it head-on. Not only will you look proportionate, but viewers will be able to appreciate the scenery in the background.

 

Consider Your Lighting –

This should go without saying, but lighting can make or break your travel selfie. Nobody is going to be able to appreciate that gorgeous view if the lighting is bad. Natural lighting is absolutely the best, so use it as often as you are able. Be careful about shadows, which can leave you looking worn out and tired. And don’t forget, when it gets dark the flash can be your absolute best friend.

 

Seek Out Unusual Locations –

If you really want your travel selfies to spark some interest and keep your audience intrigued, skip the usual tourist spots. Sure, the Eiffel Tower is impressive, but there are so many other stunning options to explore. Look for surprising locales to improve your photos and keep them from the usual boring looks. Not only will viewers be intrigued, your photos will end up looking unique and exciting, instead of like a stock photo.

 

Sunglasses or No Sunglasses –

Unless you have legitimately cool-looking sunglasses, skip them for your selfie. They distract from the surroundings and make you look more like a tourist than you’d ever want to admit. Sunglasses can also reflect oddly, ruining the careful composition of your beautiful photo. All that aside, there are times when sunglasses are acceptable: when you’re at the beach or in a ridiculously sunny spot.

 

Mind the Sun –

If you’re taking an outdoor selfie, the sun can simultaneously be your greatest friend and worst enemy. The trick to taming the sun and making sure it helps instead of hinders your photographic dreams is to keep it behind you. Try to frame the photo so your head is blocking the sun. This way you get all the light with none of the harshness. You and your surroundings will look radiant.

 

Figure Out Your Selfie Smile –

Some of us feel awkward cracking a grin on camera. It’s time to nip that fear in the bud and beam in your next photo. Remember, you’re on vacation: you should look like you’re having fun. If a natural smile just isn’t in the cards, don’t fret. You can go for a milder look with the closed-mouth smile, being sure to smile with your eyes. And if you really want to nail that on-camera grin, practice in front of a mirror. Then the next time the selfie mood strikes you, you’ll be all set to nail that perfect smile.

 

Beware of the Solo Selfie –

While traditionally the self is taken by, well, yourself, travel selfies are a bit different. If you’re surfing for the first time, or perched on the edge of a high cliff, you don’t want to be battling with a camera. Instead, ask someone to snap the camera for you. You want to get the shot, but your safety is far more important. Don’t do something risky in the hopes of achieving that perfect selfie. It’s not worth it; and odds are the selfie your helper takes will capture the fun and excitement of your trip.

 

Get Creative –

You’re on vacation, visiting incredible locations, eating sensational food, and exploring the world. Instead of the standard selfies, try to get creative on your vacation. Take pictures where you try new activities, eat strange new things, or meet cool new people. Your vacation selfies are a chance to show a whole new world — and a completely different side of yourself. Have fun with them, and see where your imagination takes you.

 

For more educational travel articles, visit www.OneTravel.com/Going-Places. OneTravel Going Places is dedicated to creating an inclusive community and is proud to celebrate the diversity, culture, and history of people around the world.

About OneTravel

OneTravel is a leading online travel agency that offers deals for savvy travelers seeking both quality and value. Launched in the mid-1990s, OneTravel is now recognized globally for providing one-stop shopping for all travel needs. Customers have access to millions of cheap flights including business class and first class airfare, hotel rooms, car rentals, and cheap vacation packages to top destinations around the world. Visit OneTravel’s social media pages at www.facebook.com/onetravel and www.twitter.com/onetravel. For an on-the-go travel concierge experience, download OneTravel’s app for Apple or Android.

 

CheapOair Data Indicates Air Travel to Russia Up Over 300% in June and July

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CheapOair.com, a leading flight-focused hybrid travel agency, today announced that its summer air travel data reveals that global bookings to select Russian airports[1] are up 331% from mid-June through mid-July.

This year, Americans, Spaniards, and Canadians make up 30% of CheapOair passengers going to Russia during June and July. However, Peru leads for the highest increase in tickets to Russia sold compared to travel during the same period in 2017.

 

Most American travelers are departing from major metropolises including New York, Los Angeles, and Washington, D.C. Average airfare from U.S. destinations is over $1,326 which is 14% higher than the same period in 2017.

Travel to Russia this summer will be significantly easier as entry and exit of foreign citizens arriving in Russia as spectators for sports events does not require Russian visas. However, foreign visitors must have a Personalized Card of the Spectator, or “Fan ID”. Fan ID holders are permitted to stay in Russia from June 4 to July 25, 2018.

“Our booking data is showing that travel to Russia this summer is trending upwards not just for the U.S., but for many countries around the world,” said Sam S. Jain Founder and CEO at CheapOair. “Despite the high costs, dedicated sports fans are flocking to ten of the [Russian] Federation’s key gateways during the months of June and July.”

 

CheapOair reminds passengers traveling to Russia this summer to familiarize themselves with local laws and customs and to be vigilant of their behavior. The online travel agency also recommends enrolling in the U.S. State Department’s Smart Traveler Enrollment Program (STEP) to stay up-to-date on important safety and security messages.

 

By consistently monitoring travel trends, CheapOair’s mission is to educate and aid consumers and travel professionals in both planning their travel accommodations and staying current on the most popular destinations. With a portfolio of products, including rate and schedule information from 450 global airlines, CheapOair is a great way to book the travel that’s right for you.

 

For more information, please visit www.CheapOair.com, www.cheapoair.com/mobile, or our social media pages, www.Facebook.com/CheapOair and www.twitter.com/cheapoair.

 

 

About CheapOair

CheapOair is a flight-focused, hybrid travel agency that enables consumers to book online, on mobile apps for iOS and Android, by phone or live chat. CheapOair (https://www.cheapoair.com, 1-646-738-4820) bridges the gap between an online and traditional travel agency with certified travel agents available to help find deals and offers to destinations worldwide on over 450 airlines, 1 million hotels, and 100s of car rental companies. Partner airlines benefit from access to CheapOair’s broad customer base that books high yield international travel and add-on ancillaries at above the industry average. Follow CheapOair on Facebook and Twitter to learn how to travel the world for less.

 

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[1] Select Russian airports include Adler/Sochi (AER); Moscow (SVO); Moscow Domodedovo (DME); Nizhny Novgorod (GOJ); Kaliningrad (KGD); Kazan (KZN); St. Petersburg (LED); Rostov (ROV); Ekaterinburg (SVX); Volgograd (VOG)

[1] Based on passengers booked for travel as of 06/06/18 to select Russian gateways departing 6/10/2018 – 7/14/2018

[1] Based on average roundtrip airfare as of 06/06/18 to select Russian gateways departing 6/10/2018 – 7/14/2018

[1] Based on passengers booked for travel as of 06/06/18 to select Russian gateways departing 6/10/2018 – 7/14/2018

OneTravel Shares Tips on How to Prepare for An International Trip

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Whether you’re taking your first international trip or you just need a refresher on how to prepare, OneTravel.com is sharing some tips to make sure travelers have fun, memorable, and safe global getaways this summer.

Purchase travel insurance: It’s no secret that international trips are expensive. Purchasing insurance may ensure you’re able to recuperate the cost of your trip in case something goes unexpectedly wrong. Though most travel insurance policies don’t cover when a passenger arbitrarily cancels a trip, they do cover occurrences like sickness, injury, natural disaster, or terrorist incident. All travel insurance policies are different, so make sure you read what exactly is covered under your policy.

Let your bank know you’re traveling: Identity security is a top priority these days, especially for financial institutions, so it’s not unusual for a bank to freeze or cancel your credit or debit card if it sees unusual activity. To avoid being locked out of your accounts, give your bank a call before you leave to let them know when you’ll be out of the country and what countries you’ll be visiting.

Print hotel, car, or activity confirmations: Even if you are traveling with an international phone plan, it’s a good idea to have your email confirmations printed out just in case. Printing them before you leave will also force you to review your reservations to make sure all of the booking information is correct.

Make copies of important documents: If you fall victim to theft, it is critical to have photocopies of your travel documents and other important items in your wallet. According to the U.S. Department of State, having a copy of your passport helps with getting a replacement for your return trip. Photocopies of other items in your wallet will provide back-up identification and will remind you of any credit cards you need to cancel.

Study up on your destination: Whether you think so or not, you will likely stick out as a foreigner when you are traveling abroad. Before you leave, look at a map and try to get an idea of the layout of your destination city. It’s also recommended to learn some of the basic customs and laws to make sure you are acting appropriately. To go the extra mile, learning key phrases in the local language is always appreciated by locals.

About OneTravel

OneTravel is a leading online travel agency that offers deals for savvy travelers seeking both quality and value. Launched in the mid-1990s, OneTravel is now recognized globally for providing one-stop shopping for all travel needs. Customers have access to millions of cheap flights including business class and first class airfare, hotel rooms, car rentals, and cheap vacation packages to top destinations around the world. Visit OneTravel’s social media pages at www.facebook.com/onetravel and www.twitter.com/onetravel. For an on-the-go travel concierge experience, download OneTravel’s app for Apple or Android.