Skyscanner sent me to a website to book a flight to Europe, but there are no online reviews for this booking platform. How can I be sure?

When booking through a new Skyscanner-recommended website without reviews, it's natural to be skeptical. Thorough research is needed to choose a reliable platform.

Search Google for the website's name. A company website should list services, contact information, and possibly an address. Look for IATA (International Air Transport Association) or ASTA (American Society of Travel Agents) membership on the website to verify its legitimacy.

Check travel blogs and forums for website mentions. Though not conclusive, user experiences on these platforms can reveal the platform's reliability.

Skyscanner displays flight options from reputable airlines and OTAs. Skyscanner doesn't control third-party booking websites' practices or reputations. You can use them to find flights based on your search criteria, but they don't guarantee the platforms' reliability. Therefore, even if Skyscanner recommends a new website, you should do your own research before booking.

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