Nicholas Farmer
Google
We used Fora to help us plan our honeymoon. Our expectations were high—we’d heard about other couples having a great experience with them and were excited to have the heavy lifting of planning taken off our plate. Unfortunately, our experience didn’t live up to that.
We felt like our agent did the minimum amount of work. He told us he hadn’t visited the area in a long time, and it showed in the planning. At one point he missed alerting us about a reservation requirement for a popular state park we specifically mentioned wanting to hike in, which was disappointing. Overall he seemed unfamiliar with the area despite saying he knew the destination.
Communication wasn’t great, and the information we did get was sent in a basic PDF that felt thrown together, with misaligned text and photos that made it hard to read. It just didn’t feel professional.
He did handle some bookings and cancellations as requested, made a dinner reservation, and offered a few activity ideas. But most of the research, decision-making, and organizing fell to us. In the end, we had a fantastic trip—but that was because we stepped in and planned it ourselves, not because of the service we received.
We also didn’t get any welcome messages before we left, any honeymoon-specific suggestions that felt special, or even a follow-up afterward asking how things went.
If you’re thinking of using Fora, I’d recommend being very careful about which agent they give you. There are probably some excellent ones there, but you’ll want to do your own research to make sure you find someone who can actually meet—or exceed—your expectations.