Every once in a while I’ll pass by a storefront advertising itself as a travel agency and I’ll think “oh wow, do those still exist?”

It wasn’t too long ago when traveling was full of unknowns, and having someone to guide you through what to expect and where to book was kind of a necessity.

Now, of course, everything’s online. It’s easy enough to just browse around for yourself and make some choices.

That is, if you can trust the sites you’re looking at.

Check out this video from TikTok user @lucytaittt:

“When your hotel hasn’t actually been built yet…” reads the caption.

“Thank u booking.com xx.”

The video description clarifies that they’re in Croatia. Not sure how far from home that is for them – it would be a 14 hour flight for me.

@lucytaittt

uber said road finished #split #croatia

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Thank you for your contribution.

Talk about a panoramic view.

“Look, you’re not gonna believe this…”

Come on now, do your part.

Another comment says there was a booking.com ad right underneath the post.

Apparently the algorithm doesn’t understand sarcasm yet.

If you liked that story, check out this one about a 72-year-old woman was told by her life insurance company that her policy was worthless because she’d paid for 40 years. 🙁