Travel Giga Removal Guide

As useful as it may seem, we would not recommend Travel Giga for users who are planning their trips. At the first sight, it looks like the application should provide users with special vacation offers and discounts, but most of the content the program displays is not even related to traveling. Apparently, after installation, the software will redirect you to unfamiliar web pages with various surveys, coupons, and other similar sites. After researching this application, we came to a conclusion that it should be classified as adware since it not only promotes various websites, but also shows commercial ads. The content Travel Giga makes available for its users could redirect them to potentially harmful sites, so if you have this application installed, we would advise you to delete it. In case you need some help with the removal part, you can check the instructions located below the article.

The official application’s website (travelgiga.com) makes an impression that the software will provide great discounts for trips to different countries. In fact, you can only understand that the application was created to show advertising if you read its Privacy Policy or End User License Agreement (EULA). Obviously, not every user takes their time to review these documents, so probably many users downloaded it hoping for a different application than adware. However, the chances that you have come across the website accidentally are very slim, because you would have to know the site’s title at the least. It is more likely that you might have a browser hijacker in your system. In most cases, such software modifies search results, and it can promote unreliable programs such as adware, so Travel Giga might have appeared in your search results because of another suspicious program. If you downloaded the installer from the software’s site, you should know that it might have been bundled with other browser hijackers, adware or potentially unwanted programs, e.g. Search Know, MyPcBackUp, etc.

As we mentioned before, the application provides its Privacy Policy and EULA documents that reveal the real purpose of the software. The statements clearly say that the software may serve advertisements themselves or allow other companies that are called a third party to do so, too. The problem is that this so-called third party is considered an unreliable source because it remains unknown. It means that anyone could promote anything, including malware, fake services, and products, etc. Once you install and launch the application it will load questionable sites in its windows, such as bestprizeland.nibi.info, alwaysup.mypc-updater.com, freelotto.com, and many other sites that do not seem to be related to traveling. It would be better to keep away from such sites or ads displayed by Travel Giga and its third-party partners. Otherwise, your computer might get infected, or you may lose your money on fake products.

The choice is yours if you want to keep the application, but you should take some time to consider all the risks. You will have to take them alone because the software’s creators take no responsibility for any harm that might result from interaction with third-party content. If you decide to get rid of this adware, you could delete it manually with the instructions below. Although, if you fear that there might be more suspicious software on your computer, it would be better to download a legitimate antimalware tool, since it will erase all the threats from your system at once.

Delete Travel Giga via Control Panel

Windows 8 & Windows 10

1. Press Win+R, to launch the RUN.
2. Type Control Panel and click OK.
3. Click on Uninstall a program.
4. Select Travel Giga and press Uninstall.

Windows Vista & Windows 7

1. Open Start menu.
2. Select Control Panel.
3. Choose Uninstall a program.
4. Mark the adware and click Uninstall.

Windows XP

1. Open Start and click Control Panel.
2. Pick Add or Remove Programs.
3. Find the application, select it and press Uninstall.