Most travelers discover problems after landing.

Wrong visa. Missed connection window. Hotel with a 3-day cancellation policy you didn’t read. These aren’t bad luck — they’re gaps a pre-trip review would have caught. The difference between a smooth trip and a disaster trip is usually one document you forgot to check, one policy you didn’t read, one deadline you didn’t know existed.

One traveler submitted her itinerary for audit 3 weeks before departure. The review flagged that her hotel had a 7-day cancellation policy — not the standard 48 hours — and her flight was booked too close to a connection minimum. She fixed both. The hotel switch alone saved her NT$6,400 when her plans changed the following week.

The 40-point audit covers:

• 📋 Document verification — passport validity, visa requirements, entry restrictions
• ✈️ Connection analysis — minimum connection times, terminal changes, re-check requirements
• 🏨 Booking policy review — cancellation windows, deposit requirements, check-in restrictions
• 💰 Hidden cost identification — fees that appear on arrival, not at booking
• ⚠️ Destination-specific warnings — current advisories and entry updates for your route

🛡️ Audit clears your trip and you still have a problem it should have caught → full refund.