Bill wanted a fantastic vacation at a fantastically low price. A web-savvy guy, he spent hours searching for the vacation he wanted. He called us and we went to work coordinating the entire trip: Airfare, rental car, resort, and all the excursions.

When all was said and done, we presented him with an incredible value.

But Bill was convinced that he could get a better price. So he went back online in search of a deal. And he found it—an airfare that was $20/seat lower than what we'd found for him.

So he booked it.

But, on the way to his fabulous destination…

• Bill's flight arrived at the airport in the middle of the night (after several delays and connections).
• By the time he landed, the car rental company was closed.
• Bill's bags didn't make it to his destination.

And, on the way home...

• Bill's flight left very early in the morning
• Due to the distance from the airport, he had to leave the resort at 3:00 am
• The car rental company was not open yet

So...

• Bill had to spend the first night near the airport
• He had to spend the last night near the airport
• He had to rent his car from a more expensive company
• The website that Bill booked his travel through didn't offer travel insurance to pay for replacing his missing items
• Bill's 7-night stay at the resort was now a 5-night stay

And Bill's Savings?
Bill saved $40 on the airfare by booking it himself
Bill spent an additional $300 on:

• The two nights near the airport
• The more-expensive rental car
• Clothes and personal items to replace those that never made it to the resort.

Bill's vacation ended up costing $260 more than it would have been if he had just booked the package that we had coordinated for him.

You get what you pay for.

And we know what it takes to put together a great vacation that is the best value for you.

Do you want to spend a few dollars more for a great trip or waste a couple thousand on the cheapest option?