AirHelp
flight compensation
A flight-delay and cancellation compensation service that handles compensation claims against airlines on a traveller's behalf.
Other Travel Tools & Services
Not every useful travel service fits neatly into hotels, flights, or tours — this category groups the practical, single-purpose tools that solve one specific problem on a trip: storing luggage between checkout and a flight, getting into an airport lounge without holding the credit card or airline status that normally grants access, claiming compensation when a flight is delayed or cancelled, or renting a bike to get around a city.
These are worth comparing individually rather than as a group, since they don't really compete with each other — you might reasonably use several of them on the same trip. Each provider's own page explains specifically what it does and how its pricing or eligibility works.
The right choice here mostly comes down to which specific problem you're solving on this trip. Provider pages below go into what each one is actually built for, and where two options genuinely overlap, a comparison page puts them side by side.
5 providers
Providers
BikesBooking.com
bike rental
A bike and scooter rental comparison platform connecting travellers with local rental shops in destinations worldwide.
Compensair
flight compensation
A flight compensation claims service helping travellers claim payouts for delayed, cancelled, or overbooked flights.
Priority Pass
airport lounge
An airport lounge access membership programme covering a large network of independent and airline lounges worldwide.
Radical Storage
luggage storage
A marketplace for short-term luggage storage at local shops, hotels, and stations in cities worldwide.
Utilities
Tools & apps
Standalone tools that cover the same need.
Good to know
Frequently asked questions
This category groups practical, single-purpose travel tools that don't fit neatly into hotels, flights, or tours: luggage storage between checkout and a flight, airport lounge access without holding the credit card or airline status that normally grants it, flight-delay or cancellation compensation claims, and city bike rentals.
No — these services don't really compete with each other, so you might reasonably use several of them on the same trip.
Each provider's own page in this category explains specifically what it does and how its pricing or eligibility works.
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