26 platforms total
Agoda
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Boatsetter
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Booking.com
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Diviac
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Expedia
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Fat Llama
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Genki
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GetYourGuide
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Getaround
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Google Flights
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Hilton Honors
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Hostelworld
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Hotels.com
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IHG Hotels
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KAYAK
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Kiwi.com
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Klook
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Manawa
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Marriott Bonvoy
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PADI Travel
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SafetyWing
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Skyscanner
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Turo
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Viator
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World Nomads
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World of Hyatt
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Travel & Booking Verification with Palau ID
Travel platforms, hotels, airlines, and tour operators may require identity verification at various points—booking, check-in, and activity participation. Government ID is typically required at hotel check-in and for certain travel activities.
Community reports cover experiences across hotel chains, booking platforms, travel insurance providers, and tour operators. Note that Palau ID is not a travel document (passport)—it's an identity card that may be accepted for verification purposes at some services.
Frequently Asked Questions
Common questions about travel & booking verification
All information verified as of December 2025. Prices and features subject to change. Always verify current pricing with providers.
