We publish comparisons against Orbitz and Travelocity because those are tabs a real person already has open — and because they are siblings, not three universes. We would rather say when Expedia should lose than pretend a commission makes every package a good idea.
This site is related to Park Week: when the trip is a national-park hub, Park Week writes the week and we write whether the checkout should be a bundle. It is also related to Book the Stay (Priceline), Park Stay (Hotels.com), Package Trip (Orbitz), and Family Trip (Travelocity).
Who publishes this
4 Life Health Wealth LLC publishes Trip Bundle. Gary Thomas is responsible for what the site says, including the decision not to invent prices, star ratings, coupons, or first-person trail reports.
There is no newsroom and no mystery-shop of every hotel in Springdale. There is also no invented biography: we do not claim awards, “preferred partner” badges, or a panel of certified travel experts.
Related sites
Park Week is the sister editorial property for US national-park weeks (one lodging base, two paid activities, optional travel insurance). Book the Stay, Park Stay, and Park Car cover Priceline, Hotels.com, and airport cars. Trip Bundle, Package Trip, and Family Trip exist so a Commission Junction reviewer — and a traveler — can see a dedicated, honest landing page for Expedia, Orbitz, and Travelocity instead of a generic “we love travel” blog or a fake merchant clone.
Corrections
If a shuttle rule, a rewards program name, or an airport-to-gateway drive time is wrong, email gary@4lifehealthwealth.com with a source URL. We would rather update a paragraph than defend a stale one.