Firefly review

Hotels are the core of the catalog at 57.4%, joined by car rental at 17.9%, tours at 28.7%, flights at 20.3% and transfers at 16.8%. Cruise, bus and ferry listings also appear, so both land trips and sea routes are covered.

Prices vary widely by route and product. The median starting price across listings is €4.18, and the highest starting price reaches €45.95. On a daily basis, listings typically cost €6.50, with the priciest at €43.84.

Yes. 78% of listings have a phone app, so flights, rooms and rental cars can be booked and adjusted without a laptop. That matters most for travelers whose plans shift between airports, stations and hotels.

Email is the most common channel, reaching 78.4% of listings, and a help centre covers 80.9%. Phone support is offered on 73.5% of listings, while live chat is the narrowest option at 48.5%.

Coverage leans global, with global listings at 69.4% and regional ones at 61.2%. The median listing reaches 100 countries, though the spread runs from 1 to 259.

Short trips dominate, appearing on 98.9% of listings, and long trips are still well represented at 71.1%. A brief city break and a multi-country route both find relevant inventory here.

The add-ons exist, though depth is mixed. Parking appears on 8.8% of listings, lounges on 5.1% and ski on 5.3%. Check each add-on against the specific departure, since coverage is far from uniform.

Broadly tracked rather than narrow. 1,014 brands sit in the wider travel picture, and the get-there shortlist holds 336. Prices for the same trip differ a lot across listings, so comparing before booking is worthwhile.