ASAP Tickets is a real flight booking business that has been operating since 2001, selling mostly through phone agents. The catch is in its own terms: it says it isn't the travel provider, your contract is with the airline or seller, and displayed fares can change. Read the total and the cancellation rules before you pay.
ASAP Tickets shows up in a lot of searches for long-haul flights, and plenty of people want to know if it's the real thing before they hand over card details. I've read its About page, its FAQ headings and its Rules and Conditions, so this is what the company itself says rather than what a forum thinks.
Who runs ASAP Tickets?
ASAP Tickets calls itself a travel agency offering affordable airline tickets worldwide. Its About page says it has 20+ years of experience and has been operating since 2001. So it isn't a brand-new site that appeared last week.
The footer is where the detail is. It says the website is operated by Dyninno Management, and that travel products shown on the site are offered and sold by International Travel Network, LLC. So there are two named companies behind the logo, and the one you pay may not be the one running the website.
How booking with ASAP Tickets works
This isn't a click-and-pay site in the way some airlines are. Its homepage says the process is to call an agent for quotes, discuss your plans, then confirm your travel and book securely online. It says it has 2400+ live agents, and it promotes phone-exclusive fares that it says aren't available online.
- You search or call and get quotes from an agent.
- The agent builds an itinerary and gives you a price.
- You confirm the booking and pay online.
- Your ticket is an e-ticket, which its terms describe as a paperless way to buy airline tickets.
The homepage also warns that fares shown after a search may not necessarily be for the dates you selected. Treat the first number you see as a starting point and wait for the agent's confirmed total.
Who you're contracting with
Here's what most people miss. The Rules and Conditions say it isn't a Travel Provider and doesn't make any sale of goods or services to you. They say reservations are made with the applicable Travel Providers, and that the provider's terms and privacy policies apply. The footer, meanwhile, names a seller. The two statements sit side by side on its own pages, so I'd ask the agent in writing who the seller is for your booking.
Prices, fees and the fine print
The terms say the rates shown come from Travel Providers, that ASAP Tickets can't promise the prices displayed, and that payment fees, service fees, taxes and other charges may apply on top. They also say airfare may only be secured once the purchase is complete and the tickets have been issued.
There is a Lowest Fare Guarantee on the homepage. It says you must call within 24 hours of purchase and supply a competitor's identical itinerary, and then it will match the price and send a 50 dollar voucher for your next bulk private fare. That's a promise to read closely, because it's a price match plus a voucher, not a cash refund.
| What I checked | What ASAP Tickets' own pages say |
|---|---|
| How long has it operated? | Since 2001, per its About page |
| Who operates the website? | Dyninno Management, per the footer |
| Who sells the travel? | International Travel Network, LLC, per the footer |
| How do you book? | Mostly by calling an agent, then paying online |
| Are displayed prices fixed? | No, the terms say they can't be promised |
Cancellations, changes and refunds
The FAQ has a heading for cancellations, exchanges and refunds, but I couldn't read the answers, so I won't quote a rule. The terms are clear on one point: the booking is with the travel provider, so the airline's own fare rules apply. Before you pay, ask the agent to put in writing what a change, a cancellation or a refund costs on your exact ticket.
If an airline cancels your flight, rules about compensation can apply on top of anything ASAP Tickets does. My guide on how long you have to claim compensation explains the timing.
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What ASAP Tickets says about its reputation
Its homepage says it's endorsed by BBB, ARC and IATAN, and its About page lists awards from airlines and the International Travel Awards. Those are the company's own claims. It also quotes different totals on different pages: the homepage mentions 10 + Million clients and 3+ mln tickets sold, while the About page says over 3.5 million people. I'd treat figures like that as marketing and check independent reviews through review sites for shoppers rather than relying on its own numbers.
Spotting scams that use the ASAP Tickets name
- Type the address yourself and check the footer before you call any number from an ad.
- Never pay by gift card, crypto or a bank transfer to a personal account.
- Check the booking with the airline using your reference number a day or two after paying.
- Ignore texts or emails offering refunds that ask for card details or a code.
Fake reviews are common around travel sellers, so my tips on spotting a fake product review help here too. And if you're building a trip around a tight budget, these ChatGPT prompts for a small-budget trip can help you plan before you call.
My verdict on ASAP Tickets
ASAP Tickets looks like a real, long-running phone-based travel seller with named companies behind it, so I wouldn't call it a scam. But its own terms say it isn't the travel provider, prices can change and fees can be added. If you use it, get the full price and the change and refund rules in writing before you pay, and check your booking with the airline afterwards.
Frequently asked questions
Is ASAP Tickets a real company?
Its About page says it has operated since 2001, and its footer names Dyninno Management as the website operator and International Travel Network, LLC as the seller of travel products.
Do I book directly with the airline through ASAP Tickets?
Its Rules and Conditions say reservations are made with the applicable travel providers and that their terms apply, so ask the agent in writing who the seller is for your ticket.
Are the prices on ASAP Tickets fixed?
No. Its terms say displayed prices can't be promised and that fees, taxes and other charges may apply. Airfare is only secured once the tickets have been issued.
What is the Lowest Fare Guarantee?
The homepage says you must call within 24 hours of purchase with a competitor's identical itinerary, and it will match the price and send a 50 dollar voucher for your next bulk private fare.
How do I check my ASAP Tickets booking is real?
Take the airline booking reference from your confirmation and look it up on the airline's own website a day or two after paying.
