Solo Travelers travel advisors

Often, because many cabins, rooms and tours are priced for two people. An advisor can look for solo cabins, single rooms and tours with a low or no single supplement.

Usually not. Most travel advisors are paid a commission by the resort, cruise line or tour company, so many trips cost the same as booking direct. Some advisors charge a planning fee, especially for complex trips. Ask before you start.

We check every advisor's CLIA or IATA accreditation (industry credentials) by hand before their profile goes live. Reviews come only from real clients, and the star rating counts only reviews from trips the agency confirmed.