Travel A/B tests we've caught

Visit 2 (Chrome, first run) shows a meaningfully different content section: instead of 'Unforgettable travel experiences', it displays 'Go beyond the guidebook' and 'Adventures to plan your trip around' with entirely different activity cards and destinations. All other visits (Safari, Firefox, Edge, and the second Chrome run) show the same 'Unforgettable travel experiences' section with the same cards.

The order and selection of content sections on the homepage differ meaningfully across all three visits: 'Trending destinations' features different cities (Las Vegas/Orlando/NY/Tokyo/Atlanta vs Reno/London/Paris/Tokyo/Anaheim vs Niagara Falls/Miami/London/Paris/Tokyo), 'Deals for the weekend' shows different hotel listings, 'Stay at our top unique properties' and 'Homes guests love' sections appear in different vertical order, and the 'Quick and easy trip planner' category tabs differ (Beach Activities vs Tours & Adventures vs Art & Music). These differences are consistent across all three browser engines, confirming server-side bucketing into different content variants.