AllTravel

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AllTravel appears to be an online travel agency that sells airline tickets and other travel services, operating via the website alltravel.com.

About AllTravel

AllTravel is an online travel service that allows customers to search for and purchase airline tickets and potentially other travel products such as hotel stays or vacation packages through its website. Public listings such as Trustpilot describe it in the "Travel & Vacation" category and link it to the domain alltravel.com, where it promotes booking flights at competitive prices.

A charge labeled "SMF-ALLTRAVEL*AS-TKT" likely relates to an airline ticket purchase or booking processed through AllTravel, with "TKT" indicating a ticket transaction and the preceding codes referring to internal or airline-related references. These charges are typically one‑time purchases, but you may also see multiple partial charges if there were changes, reissues, or separate tickets for different passengers on the same itinerary. In some cases there may be a temporary authorization before the final ticket is issued and billed.

If you’re unsure about this charge, start by searching your email (including spam) for any flight or travel confirmations around the transaction date that mention AllTravel or show tickets issued the same day. Compare the total amount, currency, and passenger names to your statement. If you still have questions, go to alltravel.com and use their published contact details to request a copy of your invoice, clarify any service fees, or confirm whether the booking was made in your name. If you do not recognize the transaction and no matching travel booking can be found, contact your card issuer promptly to dispute or report potential fraud.

Bank Statement Variations

1 known variations

These are the raw merchant codes that appear on bank and credit card statements that we've identified as belonging to AllTravel.

  1. SMF-ALLTRAVEL*AS-TKT

Frequently Asked Questions

What does the descriptor "SMF-ALLTRAVEL*AS-TKT" mean on my card statement?

This descriptor most likely refers to an airline ticket ("TKT") that was purchased through AllTravel’s online booking platform at alltravel.com. The additional letters and numbers before and after "ALLTRAVEL" are typically internal or airline-related references for routing and ticketing and are not the name of a separate company.

Why was I charged by AllTravel when I booked a flight?

AllTravel acts as an online travel agency, so when you purchase a flight through its site the card charge usually comes from AllTravel rather than the airline. The amount may include the base airfare, taxes, and any booking or service fees displayed during checkout.

How can I confirm what ticket I bought from AllTravel?

Search your email for confirmations from AllTravel or for e‑tickets issued on or near the charge date. The confirmation should list the airline, flight numbers, passenger names, and total price. Compare that total to the amount shown as "SMF-ALLTRAVEL*AS-TKT" on your card statement to verify the charge.

How do I change or cancel a ticket purchased through AllTravel?

Changes and cancellations for tickets bought via an online agency like AllTravel generally must be handled through that agency. Visit alltravel.com, locate your booking using your confirmation or ticket number, and follow their instructions or contact their customer support to request modifications, noting that airline and agency change or cancellation fees may apply.

Can I get a refund for an AllTravel charge I don’t recognize?

First, verify that no one in your household purchased flights using your card and that there is no matching itinerary in your email. If you still do not recognize the charge, contact AllTravel using the details on alltravel.com to ask for booking information tied to your card. If they cannot locate a legitimate booking in your name, contact your card issuer to dispute the charge and investigate possible fraud.

Why do I see multiple AllTravel charges for what seems like one trip?

Some bookings generate more than one charge—for example, separate tickets issued for each passenger, separate one‑way segments, or additional service fees if you later changed the itinerary. Review your confirmation emails to see whether the total of all AllTravel charges matches the overall cost of the trip.

Does AllTravel place temporary authorizations on my card?

Online travel agencies sometimes place a temporary authorization to verify your card before issuing tickets. This can appear as a pending AllTravel charge that is slightly different from the final amount. Pending authorizations usually drop off within a few days once the final ticket charge is settled.

How can I contact AllTravel about a billing issue?

Go to alltravel.com and use the contact options listed there—typically a support email address or phone number—to request details about your transaction, such as an invoice or ticket copy. Have your card’s last four digits, the posted amount, currency, and transaction date ready so they can locate your booking quickly.

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