Answered by Narendra
Sometimes, because certain charges are set by airlines, hotels or local authorities and are paid directly rather than through your booking. Examples include some baggage fees, local tourist charges, or incidentals at a hotel. Where these are known, we try to make them clear so you are not caught out.
The price you pay us covers what is listed in your booking, and anything payable locally is separate by nature. Reading the inclusions, and the notes about fees payable on arrival, tells you what to budget for beyond the headline cost.
To avoid surprises, carry a means of payment for local charges, and check baggage allowances before you fly so an extra bag does not become an expensive afterthought. If you are unsure whether a particular cost applies to your trip, ask us before you travel rather than discovering it at the desk.