About hoppa
hoppa is a UK-based online marketplace that specializes in pre-booked ground transportation for travelers. Formerly known as Resorthoppa, the company partners with thousands of local transfer providers in more than 180 countries, offering private cars, shared shuttles, minibuses, coaches, and luxury vehicles. Customers typically use hoppa to arrange airport-to-hotel and hotel-to-airport transfers, port transfers, and intercity rides, comparing options by price, vehicle type, and transfer time before booking online at hoppa.com.
A hoppa charge on your bank or card statement usually relates to a transportation service you booked in advance through their website or via a partner travel site that uses hoppa for transfers. This may be a one-time payment for a single airport transfer, a round-trip transfer, or multiple transfers booked together. Some travelers see a hoppa charge after booking a holiday package, as the ground transport portion is processed by hoppa. You may also see pending or pre-authorization charges when you first book or update payment details; these are typically released once the booking is confirmed or cancelled. hoppa does not operate as a monthly subscription service—charges are generally per booking, though changes, amendments, or no-show fees might lead to additional line items.
If you’re unsure about a hoppa charge, start by searching your email for a confirmation from “hoppa” or “Resorthoppa,” and check your travel itinerary for pre-booked airport transfers around the date of the charge. You can log into your account at hoppa.com using the email address used to book and review your bookings, invoices, and payment history. For further questions, use the “Help” or “Contact Us” section on hoppa.com to raise a support ticket or access live chat (where available), providing the last four digits of your card, the transaction date, and amount. Common billing issues—like duplicate bookings, incorrect passenger details, or cancellations—are usually resolved by reviewing hoppa’s booking conditions, cancellation deadlines, and fare type (refundable vs. non-refundable) and then requesting amendments or refunds within those rules.