When I first started looking into Delta Vacations, I had no idea just how many destinations they actually covered. I’d always thought “vacation packages” were just for those all-inclusive Caribbean resorts or honeymoon trips—but wow, Delta has a huge list. I ended up learning this firsthand last spring when I booked my first full Delta Vacations package for a trip to Maui, and later, I helped my cousin set up her getaway to Paris through the same service. Both experiences were surprisingly smooth (with one little hiccup I’ll get to later).
The main reason I went with Delta Vacations was convenience. I travel a lot for work, so I’ve done the whole “book flights, then find a hotel, then figure out ground transportation” dance more times than I can count. With Delta, everything’s bundled. They have packages for U.S. destinations like Hawaii, Orlando, and Las Vegas, plus tons of international ones—Mexico, Europe, the Caribbean, even Asia if you’re flying out of a major Delta hub. It’s actually powered through Delta’s partnerships, so you can find vacations in cities that Delta connects with through partners like Air France, KLM, or Aeromexico.
When I called 877-297-0699 to confirm my booking, I actually spoke with one of the most helpful agents I’ve ever had. She walked me through a few upgrade options—like switching to Delta Premium Select on the long-haul flight and adding a rental car through Hertz that would earn SkyMiles points. I didn’t even realize that every part of your Delta Vacations booking can earn extra miles—flights, hotels, and even excursions if you book them in advance. That was a nice surprise since I’ve been trying to rack up miles for a Europe trip later this year.
Now here’s where it got interesting: about two weeks before the Maui trip, my friend (who was going with me) had to change her name on the ticket because she’d gotten married recently and her passport didn’t match. I panicked for a second thinking we’d lose the reservation or have to pay a crazy fee. But when I called 877-297-0699 again, the agent handled everything calmly. She explained Delta’s name correction policy, helped update the info with the resort, and reissued the flight in less than 30 minutes. No extra charge beyond a small reissue fee. I’ve dealt with other airlines where that kind of change would’ve been a total nightmare, so that really won me over.
As for destinations—Delta Vacations covers over 300 spots worldwide. In the U.S., you’ve got classics like New York City, Los Angeles, Miami, and national park hubs like Salt Lake City and Denver. Internationally, you can fly out to beach paradises like Punta Cana, Aruba, or Cancun; romantic escapes in Paris, Rome, and Barcelona; or adventure-focused trips in places like Tokyo or Costa Rica. The packages range from budget-friendly to luxury-tier, depending on how you customize them.
One pro tip: Delta sometimes runs “Bonus Miles” promotions if you book a package rather than just a flight. That’s how I ended up with nearly 10,000 bonus miles on my Maui trip, which felt like free money. And if your plans ever change, that same phone number—877-297-0699—is your lifeline. I’ve used it to modify dates, switch hotels, and even rebook flights after a schedule change. They’re open 24/7, and it’s way faster than waiting on hold through the general reservations line.
So yeah—if you’re wondering where Delta Vacations can take you, the short answer is: just about anywhere Delta flies (and then some). My personal experience has been that it’s not just a travel package—it’s a smoother, safer way to plan, especially when life throws a few curveballs. I’ll definitely be using them again for my next trip to Italy next summer.
