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Booking through Valdor

Booking and fees

What it costs, and where we can book.

The fees

What it costs

On bookings, Valdor is paid by the property or supplier, as any travel advisor is, so the rate you pay is the property's own. The two fees below are the only charges from Valdor. Each is agreed in writing before anything begins, and quoted in your preferred currency.

Bookings

No fee

Finding and booking hotels, cruises, tours, or transport carries no charge, whether one or several. The rate matches the supplier's own; where benefits can be added, they are.

Designed itineraries

Planning fee

When a trip is shaped from a blank page, a planning fee covers that design: the days, the dining, the experiences, and how it all connects. The bookings within it carry no separate charge.

Air ticketing

Ticketing fee

Flights carry a ticketing fee, rising with the complexity of the routing. The figure is always confirmed before any booking is made.

The figures are shared in your first conversation, so nothing about the cost of arranging your journey is a surprise. If anything here invites a question, write back.

The relationships

Where we can book

Almost anywhere. Valdor books as an independent travel advisor of Fora Travel, which covers the large majority of hotels worldwide, as well as cruises, tours, transport and the specialists on the ground. Private villas, yachts and private aviation are arranged through the same relationships, where a journey calls for them.

Fora Reserve
5,000+
of those hotels, cruise lines and partners are held in a direct relationship. On the same rate you would book yourself, that usually adds:

It varies by partner and none of it is promised.

The practical side

What clients ask

Begin a conversation

An introduction is the first step

Valdor takes on a small number of new clients each season. The first conversation is short, by phone or video.