Check every big booking site with one search
Enter your flight, hotel or car rental search once, and we'll open it on Skyscanner, Expedia, Kayak and the other big sites. Then book wherever it's cheapest.
- YYZ Where to?Your trip
We don't sell travel. You book on the site you pick. Some of these sites pay us a small fee when you book, and it doesn't change your price.
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How it works
- Enter your trip once. Tell us where you're going, when, and who's coming.
- We open it on every big booking site. Each one gets the same search, in your country and your currency.
- Book wherever it's cheapest. You pay that site directly, at the same price as going there yourself.
Start with a place
Pick one and we'll fill in the search for you. Flights start from your nearest airport, and you can change anything before you compare.
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Ways to pay less
The same trip can cost a lot more or a lot less depending on where you book it. Here's what to check before you pay.
Flights
- Move the dates by a day or two. Fares can change a lot from one day to the next. Most of these sites have a calendar that shows the cheaper days.
- Check what the fare includes. Two prices can look close until you add a checked bag or a seat. Compare the total for what you actually need.
- Watch for two separate tickets. Some cheap trips are two tickets joined together. If the first flight is late and you miss the second, the second airline doesn't have to help you.
- Try two one-way tickets. Sometimes they cost less than a return. It takes one extra search to find out.
Hotels
- Compare the price with taxes and fees. Some sites show the nightly rate before taxes and fees. Look at the final price for your whole stay.
- Check the cancellation rules. The cheapest rate is often non-refundable. Free cancellation can be worth a little more if your plans might change.
- Look at the map before you book. A cheaper hotel far from where you need to be can end up costing more in taxis.
Car rental
- Price the airport against the city. Airport counters often add fees that city locations don't. A city pick-up costs a taxi ride, so compare both.
- Check your credit card first. Some cards include rental car damage cover. Find out what yours covers before you pay for extra insurance at the counter.
- Enter your real age. Many companies charge younger drivers extra, so your real age shows your real price.
- Read the fuel rule. Full to full is usually the fairest. Prepaid fuel often costs more than filling it up yourself.
How this site makes money
Fareflap is free to use. When you click through to a booking site and book, some of those sites pay us a commission. It comes out of their share, so your price is the same as going to the site yourself.
We also list sites that don't pay us, like Google Flights, because the point is to find you the lowest price.
We never see your payment or booking details. Those stay with the site you book on, and that's who you contact for changes and refunds.
Flight guides
Which airlines fly each route, where you'll usually change planes, and what documents you need. We checked these on airline and government websites.
- YYZDELToronto to Delhi flights. Nonstop on Air Canada and Air IndiaRead the guide
- YYZBOMToronto to Mumbai flights. Air India nonstop three times a week from 25 October 2026Read the guide
- YYZATQToronto to Amritsar flights. One stop, usually through Delhi or DohaRead the guide
- YYZAMDToronto to Ahmedabad flights. One stop, through Delhi, Mumbai or the GulfRead the guide
- YVRDELVancouver to Delhi flights. Nonstop every day on Air IndiaRead the guide
- YVRATQVancouver to Amritsar flights. One stop, usually through DelhiRead the guide
- YYCDELCalgary to Delhi flights. One stop, through Toronto, Vancouver or LondonRead the guide
- YULDELMontreal to Delhi flights. Air Canada nonstop, 25 October 2026 to 26 March 2027Read the guide
Questions
Do you sell tickets, rooms or cars?
No. You book on the site you choose, and that site handles your booking, payment, changes and refunds.
Does it cost anything to use?
No. Some sites pay us a fee when you book through our link. You pay the same price either way.
Why is the same trip a different price on each site?
Each site works with different airlines, hotels, rental companies and travel agencies, and some add their own fees. Prices also change through the day, so compare them close together.
Which site should I book with?
Compare the total price, including bags, taxes and fees, and check who you would contact if something changes. Booking with the airline, hotel or rental company directly can make changes easier.
Can I book for someone else?
Yes. Enter their name exactly as it appears on their passport or ID when you book.
Do you keep my searches?
Your last search is saved in your own browser so it is there next time you visit. It is not sent to us.