FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

WHAT PAYMENT METHODS ARE ACCEPTED?

​We accept AliPay payments, PayPal payments, Mastercard, Visa or UnionPay cards.

HOW DO I USE PAYPAL TO PAY?

Paypal can be used by US and Canadian customers only through the Account Control Center (ACC). If you click Make a Payment in your ACC, you can select PayPal as the payment method.

We also allow international customers to use paypal@pairnetworks.com to send payment, but we ask that they include the BAN with the payment and let us know when it has been sent so that we know to expect it.

DO I NEED TRAVEL INSURANCE?

You might think the two largest decisions you need to make when booking a trip is how you're going to get there and where you're going to stay. Whether or not you buy travel insurance is another question worth asking. In many cases, getting travel insurance is a good decision to cover your non-refundable travel expenses.

HOW DO I KNOW WHAT TRIP IS RIGHT FOR ME?

Find your travel why

What’s motivating you to take this trip? Are you seeking pure relaxation? Do you want to experience a new city like a local? Maybe you want to feel alive in nature or inspired by art? Perhaps reconnecting with family and making lasting memories is top of mind?

Personally, I like a combination of relaxation and local experiences and to use my travels as opportunities for personal growth and awareness.

Regardless of your motivation, once you know your why, it’s easier to pick the where…as well as the what, when and who of your trip.

Know your traveler personality

Ever wonder why some people love adventure and getting lost in off the beaten path locations while others go to the same beach resort year after year?

It depends on how allocentric, midcentric or psychocentric you are. Yes, there is a scientific reason you like certain types of vacations! How’s that for a nerdy travel fact?

Allocentric travelers are the wanderers. They’re more open to new experiences, cultures and not setting strict plans. It’s more exciting for them to explore like a local and immerse themselves in a foreign culture than take the well-trodden tourist path.

On the other end of the scale, psychocentric travelers like structure, familiarity and relaxing and tend to prefer well-known destinations and hotel chains.

Not surprisingly, midcentric travelers are somewhere in between.

What do you value? Adventure and exploration or relaxation and familiarity? Perhaps a little of both?