A mixed bag of surprises

Wego.com initially struck me as a sleek, no-nonsense platform for booking flights and hotels. I figured it would be just another Expedia clone, but it had its own quirks — some good, some bad. The ease of ordering services varied wildly depending on what you were doing. Booking a flight with Emirates was smooth sailing, thanks to the clean interface and transparent pricing. But when it came to renting a car, the process felt clunky and riddled with hidden fees that only surfaced after checkout. Customer support wasn’t exactly a shining beacon either; they took forever to respond via email, though their live chat feature redeemed them slightly. Quality-wise, my hotel reservation worked out well — it matched the description online, which is always a relief — but the eSIM purchase turned into a mini-drama. It failed to activate immediately, leaving me stranded in an airport for two hours until tech support finally intervened. Speed? Meh. Some parts were fast, others painfully slow. My advice? If you want convenience, set your expectations low.