for budget travelers

At first glance, Wego flights seemed promising enough — a one-stop shop for flights, hotels, car rentals, even eSIMs. As someone who prefers convenience over chaos, I decided to give it a shot while planning a weekend getaway to Bangkok. Overall, the experience was solid, though not without minor hiccups. Ordering services was straightforward; the search engine pulled up relevant options quickly, including budget-friendly airlines like AirAsia and Thai Lion Air. However, communication left something to desire. When I had an issue with my booking confirmation email, reaching out to customer support felt like talking to a brick wall initially — it took two follow-ups before getting a resolution. That said, once resolved, the staff were polite and efficient. The quality of service itself was decent. My hotel deal saved me around $40 compared to other platforms, but the rental car process felt slightly clunky. For instance, adding extras like GPS cost extra fees that weren’t clearly disclosed upfront. Still, deadlines were met, and everything arrived on time. If you’re looking for affordable deals and don’t mind some back-and-forth troubleshooting, Wego could work for you. Just double-check those fine print details.