multi city air ticket booking

[beasure]

Hihi, need to travel end Feb to mid Mar from SG to Taiwan to Seoul then back to SG, any recommendations how to book my air ticket? Always book via Zuji but they closed down and Expedia rate sucks |||

Thanks to all in advance!

 

[invisible999]

Hihi, need to travel end Feb to mid Mar from SG to Taiwan to Seoul then back to SG, any recommendations how to book my air ticket? Always book via Zuji but they closed down and Expedia rate sucks |||

Thanks to all in advance!

Start will google flights and skyscanner.

 

[beasure]

Reliable? Got any feedbacks?

 

[invisible999]

Reliable? Got any feedbacks?

Feedback is that I've been using it last 9 years.

 

[Henabi]

Hihi, need to travel end Feb to mid Mar from SG to Taiwan to Seoul then back to SG, any recommendations how to book my air ticket? Always book via Zuji but they closed down and Expedia rate sucks |||

Thanks to all in advance!

I have always been using Matrix ITA

https://matrix.itasoftware.com

To me This website it shows you the entire fee structure for every trip and the exact IATA-approved fee construction codes which you can give to any travel agency to help you to book the same flight route you saw from ITA

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[Andrew833]

Hihi, need to travel end Feb to mid Mar from SG to Taiwan to Seoul then back to SG, any recommendations how to book my air ticket? Always book via Zuji but they closed down and Expedia rate sucks |||

Thanks to all in advance!

I always use skyscanner to search for lower price. Just look for one way flight, then pick your timing and airlines.

 

[purplewave]

expedia usually has good rate but again, try c-trip

 

[Andrew833]

expedia usually has good rate but again, try c-trip

I heard C trip got some bad reviews.

 

[SibehHL]

Hihi, need to travel end Feb to mid Mar from SG to Taiwan to Seoul then back to SG, any recommendations how to book my air ticket? Always book via Zuji but they closed down and Expedia rate sucks |||

Thanks to all in advance!

If you are not intending to fly budget airlines, then most likely EVA Air or China Airlines will provide you with the most value for $$ package. The only downside I can see is having to stopover in Taipei again when flying back from Seoul. But there are other airlines such as Cathy doing multiple stopovers in Hong Kong for example.

Check the prices & routes on either Skyscanner or Expedia first and then go directly to the airlines website and check pricing for the same route as proposed by Expedia. Sometimes it can be cheaper when booking directly with the airlines.

 

[Sambuca78]

Anyone book with Expedia before? It is reliable?

I can find the flight in Expedia but not in the airlines website.