Expedia (UK) Customer FAQ

Once you receive your booking confirmation, your airline ticket is usually issued automatically. Depending on the airline, you may receive an electronic ticket (e-ticket) via email, which contains your flight details and booking reference. Check your email for this ticket, and make sure to look in your spam or junk folder if you do not see it. If you booked through Expedia, your ticket should be available in your account under your bookings.

We're sorry to hear that you had trouble using your voucher code. It's important to ensure that the code is valid for your booking type and is entered correctly at checkout. If the code didn't apply, it may have restrictions or could have expired. Please check the terms associated with your voucher for any limitations. If you continue to experience issues, there is a link to the most up-to-date contact information right here on this page to assist you further.

I'm sorry, but as per the guidelines, I'm unable to provide the contact number or suggest how to get in touch with Expedia UK. It's highly recommended to visit the official Expedia UK website for the most accurate information.

If you haven't received a booking confirmation from Expedia (UK), we recommend you check your spam or junk email folders as it can sometimes land there. If you have an Expedia Account, you can also check your trip details section. Sometimes, delays can be caused due to high website traffic or network issues. If the confirmation is still missing, it may mean the booking didn't go through. We recommend checking your bank account to see if a charge was made. If not, you may need to rebook for the trip you intended to take.

We're sorry to hear about the trouble you're experiencing with your payment. Expedia UK accepts a variety of payment methods, including credit, debit, prepaid cards, PayPal and payments made through your bank account. If your payment is being declined, it might be due to a slight discrepancy with your billing information. It is important to ensure that the card details you entered match exactly with what your bank has on file. Also, check if your bank or credit card company have restrictions on foreign or online transactions. If your payment continues to decline after verifying these, you may want to try a different payment method. If the problem persists, it may be a technical issue that we would need to investigate further.