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Best site to build a trip

budhabob · 2019-02-23 13:16:24

Hey folks, Looking to book a trip into one American city and out of another, or potentially canada. What would the best site be to build such a trip? Thanks

23-02-2019 1:16pm

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budhabob

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Hey folks,
Looking to book a trip into one American city and out of another, or potentially canada. What would the best site be to build such a trip?
Thanks

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#2 23-02-2019 4:41pm

BobbyBobberson

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I usually use multi city on Google flights to price the flights and then book with the airlines separately themselves. Google flights is great if you have not decided the cities as it gives all the options for them.

The only price comparison site I have booked with and not the airlines is Expedia. You can do the multi city on there too.

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#3 23-02-2019 10:40pm

Nigel Fairservice

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You can do it on kayak as well.

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#4 24-02-2019 8:46am

budhabob

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Cheers folks, I had tried on Expedia and kayak but didn't see an option. I'll try again

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