25 Best Business Travel Websites
1. Groupon Getaways
- This site is known to have some of the best deals on the web. They get businesses to reduce their regular rates for a limited time in order for future repeat customers. You could get a a business trip to London from the New York City Area for less than eight hundred dollars for a week. Many deals on the site include airfare and hotel.
2. Airbnb
- If you can’t find a great hotel deal than I would recommend Airbnb. People basically rent out their place for a short period of time. You can find all types of properties on the site even chateaus. The positive is you could find affordable places with awesome amenities that are close to your particular sites of interests. Always check the reviews for the place you stay.
3. CouchSurfing
- CouchSurfing is basically the free version of Airbnb. Thousands of people use the service. Usually people that are backpacking and need a place to stay the night use this site. This site has reviews as well. Be sure to check them out for your safety.
4. Norwegian Airlines
- Norwegian Airlines is a low budget airline frequently flying from the United States. The cheapest deals you can get are from the New York City Area to Dublin for less than $130 one way. Paris, Bergen, Belfast, Edinburgh, and London can be bought for less than $200 one way. If you are looking for other cities like Madrid or Amsterdam it will be less than $300 one way.
5. Frontier Airlines
- If you are traveling a lot around the United States it might help to check out Frontier. You can regularly find flights for less than $60 one way. If you are part of their membership club then throughout the year on limited dates you can purchase tickets that are $15 one way. Yes, you heard that right $15! You are missing out if you haven’t used this service. Sometimes you can find flights to the Caribbean for less than $100 like to San Juan, Puerto Rico.
6. Hostelz.com
- Some of what this site offers includes free complete listings for all hostels worldwide including direct contact information, quick searching, genuine unbiased reviews, original hostel photographs, comments from other backpackers, and a reservation system that searches for the best prices and availability across all of the major booking systems.
7. XE.com
- XE provides online foreign exchange tools and services. It’s an awesome website if you are trying to get accurate live exchange rates.
8. Rail Europe
- Rail Europe is a North American distributor of European rail products which represents over 50 railroads throughout Europe. European transportation is probably the best in the world. So it might help seeing multiple countries without actually flying to each of them.
9. FlightStats.com
- This site tracks real time flight status with departures, arrivals, and airport delays. It definitely helps last minute to know your flight condition.
10. InsureMyTrip.com
- This site compares travel insurance quotes for your trip. They have an abundance of categories to choose from. If you are traveling with a lot of items or cash than this site will help insure those things.
11. Google Flights
- When you use Google Flights to find plane tickets, you can get the best fares for where and when you want to travel. You can set up alerts and get immediate notifications.
12. AirTreks.com
- This site sells around the world tickets with multi-stop flights. The catch is when you purchase the tickets you literally have to go one way, but you don’t have to keep purchasing tickets at every stop. You pay one fee for the whole trip.
13. Hopper
- The site analyzes billions of flight prices daily to predict how prices will change, and tells you whether to buy or wait.
14. Kayak
- Kayak is a fare aggregator and travel metasearch engine operated by Booking Holdings. Kayak searches hundreds of travel sites at once to find information you need to make the right decisions on flights, hotels, and rental cars.
15. Momondo
- It’s a travel aggregator and travel fare metasearch engine. It compares fares from more than 1000 airlines and travel sites, giving you the best rates. The company is based out of Copenhagen, Denmark and the founder is Thorvald Stigsen.
16. SkyScanner
- Is a travel fare aggregator and travel metasearch engine based in Edinburgh, Scotland. The site is used by 60 million people per month and is available in over 30 languages.
17. Sleepinginairports.net
- The site provides reviews of best and worst airports. It also provides tips for sleeping in airports overnight or if you are stuck during delays.
18. EasyJet
- It’s a European low cost airline headquartered in London. If you are trying to get around quickly to other countries on a budget then check out EasyJet. The airline operates domestic and international flights in more than 30 countries with over 800 routes.
19. RyanAir
- RyanAir is another low cost airline located in Dubin and London. Flights are available to a variety of European countries.
20. SouthWest Airlines
- SouthWest is a major United States airline headquartered in Dallas and is the world’s largest low cost carrier.
21. Spirit Airlines
- An American ultra low cost carrier headquartered in Miramar Florida. Spirit operates flights throughout the United States, Caribbean, Mexico, Latin America, and South America. It’s the eighth largest commercial airline in North America.
22. Jetstar
- Jetstar is an Australian low cost airline headquartered in Melbourne. It has flights across Australia, New Zealand, Asia, and the Pacific.
23. IndiGo
- It’s a low cost airline headquartered in India. It is the largest airline in India with over 40% of domestic market share.
24. AirfareWatchdog.com
- The site provides airfare deals & money saving tips from real airfare experts and not robots.
25. JetSmarter
- JetSmarter is a mobile community for private and shared flights. There are membership and custom price options. Also, there are various routes throughout North America, Europe, and the Middle East.
