Everything you need before you fly

Fill in the form with your departure, destination, dates and travellers. Our team reviews your request personally, looks for the best options and emails you a quote as a PDF. You decide whether to go ahead — nothing is booked without your approval.

No. A request and a quote are not a booking. Tickets are only issued after you accept the quote and we confirm the booking with you.

Airlines and hotels change their prices constantly depending on demand and availability. Prices in a quote are not held and can change at any moment until the booking is confirmed and paid — so let us know as soon as the offer suits you.

We arrange payment directly with you once you accept the quote. After payment you receive a payment receipt as a PDF by email.

Yes. On the Holidays page you'll find packages for hotel stays, honeymoons and other trips. Every package can be tailored to your dates and wishes, including flights.

Albanian and English. You receive quotes and emails in the language you used on the website.

No, not for short stays. Since 1 January 2024, Kosovo citizens with a biometric passport can travel visa-free to the Schengen area for up to 90 days in any 180-day period — for tourism, family visits or business meetings. The same applies to biometric passports of Albania, North Macedonia, Montenegro, Serbia and Bosnia and Herzegovina. Visa-free travel does not allow you to work; work or longer studies require a visa.

On every day of your stay, look at that day and the 179 days before it: in total you must not have spent more than 90 days in the Schengen area. The days of entry and exit both count. It is a rolling period, not a calendar that resets. Use the calculator below to work out your days.

29 countries: Austria, Belgium, Bulgaria, Croatia, Czechia, Denmark, Estonia, Finland, France, Germany, Greece, Hungary, Iceland, Italy, Latvia, Liechtenstein, Lithuania, Luxembourg, Malta, the Netherlands, Norway, Poland, Portugal, Romania, Slovakia, Slovenia, Spain, Sweden and Switzerland. Cyprus and Ireland are in the EU but not in Schengen — they have their own entry rules, as does the United Kingdom.

A biometric passport valid for at least 3 months after the date you plan to leave the Schengen area and issued within the last 10 years. You may be asked about the purpose of your trip and to show proof of accommodation (hotel booking or invitation), sufficient funds and your return ticket. Keep these documents with you, on paper or on your phone.

Since 10 April 2026, passport stamps have been replaced by electronic registration at the Schengen external borders. The first time you enter, your fingerprints and a photo are taken; on later trips a photo is usually enough. You don't apply in advance and there is nothing to pay. At busy times the check can take longer, so allow extra time.

Not yet. ETIAS will be an online travel authorisation for visa-exempt travellers, but the EU has not set a start date. Any website asking you to pay for ETIAS today is a scam. We will update this answer once the EU announces the date.

Usually 2 hours before flights within Europe and 3 hours before long-haul flights. Check-in and bag drop normally close 40–60 minutes before departure and the boarding gate 15–30 minutes before. Always check your airline's times.

At most airports the rule still applies: containers of up to 100 ml each, all in one transparent bag of up to 1 litre. Some airports with new scanners allow up to 2 litres, but this differs from airport to airport — check both your departure and your return airport. Necessary medicines and baby food are allowed above this amount.

Knives and scissors with long blades, tools (hammers, large screwdrivers), sports bats, weapons and replica weapons, flammable liquids, gas canisters and fireworks. Some of these are allowed in checked luggage, others not at all. If in doubt, ask your airline before you travel.

Power banks and spare batteries are only allowed in hand luggage — never in checked bags. Many airlines (e.g. the Lufthansa Group since January 2026) don't allow them to be used or charged during the flight and limit how many you can carry (usually two). Batteries above 100 Wh need the airline's approval.

It depends on the airline and the fare. Many economy fares only include a small bag under the seat. Our quote states clearly which baggage is included, and we can add baggage if you need it.

Keep medicines in your hand luggage, in their original packaging, together with the prescription or a doctor's note (ideally in English). Liquid medicines you need during the journey are allowed above 100 ml.

A valid passport (for most destinations outside Europe, valid for at least 6 months), your boarding pass (on paper or on your phone) and a visa if your destination requires one. Check the entry rules of the country before booking — we are happy to help.

Yes, every child, including babies, needs their own passport. When a child travels with only one parent or without parents, a notarised consent from the other parent or both parents is often required — check the rules of the departure and destination countries.

For the Schengen area: the EU's official site travel-europe.europa.eu and the EU's official short-stay calculator. For baggage rules: your airline's and airport's websites. Rules change from time to time — the information on this page was checked in October 2026.