Busting Common Travel Myths
- Christine Hardenberger

- Jul 30, 2024
- 2 min read

It's time to set the record straight! With so much information (and misinformation) out there, it’s easy to get lost in the travel myths that permeate the internet and that can cloud your planning and decision-making.
Let’s debunk some of the most common travel myths and give you the real scoop.
Whether you’re a seasoned traveler or planning your first big trip, these truths will help you travel smarter and with more confidence.
Ready to bust some myths? Let’s dive in!
Myth 1: Booking Last-Minute Always Gets You the Best Deals
Reality: While it’s true that occasionally you can snag a last-minute bargain, this is more of an exception than a rule. The best deals are typically found by booking early. This is especially true for popular destinations, peak travel times, and special accommodations. Booking in advance also gives you a wider selection of flights, rooms, and activities.
Myth 2: All-Inclusive Resorts Aren’t Worth the Money
Reality: All-inclusive resorts can offer incredible value, especially if you’re a fan of convenience and not having to worry about additional costs. Everything from gourmet dining and drinks to activities and entertainment is included. For those who like to plan and budget in advance, all-inclusives provide a stress-free vacation experience. (NOTE: Even if you don't drink alcohol, all-inclusive resorts are still a great deal!)
Myth 3: It’s Cheaper to Book Everything Yourself Online
Reality: While it might seem cheaper at first glance, DIY travel planning can often end up costing more, both in time and money. Let's not even talk about the stress. Travel agents have access to exclusive deals and perks that aren’t available to the general public. Plus, we can save you hours of research and handle all the details, ensuring your trip goes smoothly. Remember, it’s not just about finding the lowest price; it’s about getting the best value.
Myth 4: Travel Insurance Is a Waste of Money
Reality: This is one of the biggest misconceptions out there. Travel insurance is essential for covering unexpected situations like medical emergencies, trip cancellations, flight delays, or lost luggage. It’s your safety net, giving you peace of mind that if something goes wrong, you’re protected.
Myth 5: The Best Travel Deals Are Found Online
Reality: While online deals can be tempting, they’re not always the best or most reliable. Travel agents often have access to exclusive offers and promotions that aren’t advertised online. Plus, with a professional by your side, you’ll get personalized advice and support, ensuring your trip is tailored to your needs and preferences.
Myth 6: All Cruises Are the Same
Reality: Cruises offer a wide variety of experiences, from intimate river cruises to mega ocean liners. Each cruise line and ship offers unique amenities, entertainment, and destinations. Whether you’re looking for a family-friendly adventure or a luxurious, adults-only escape, there’s a cruise that’s perfect for you. It’s all about finding the right fit for your travel style.
Ready to plan your next adventure the right way? Chat with one of our Travel Pros and make your travel dreams a reality – minus the myths!
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