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Lessno wants to save you a bunch of money flying to Europe
By wade | July 23rd, 2008
Now that we’ve gotten over that early-booking hump for summer, there are some good deals starting to emerge, and Lessno is one of the better places in which to find them: Fly to Europe at up to 50% discount with Lessno
Lessno is one of those travel companies that seems to have their own method for saving more money than most of the older and more famous companies. How they do it remains a mystery, but I do know the company is legit and as long as you take the normal precautions you can book with confidence. They also can save you money to Asia or South America, so don’t think you have to head to Europe, because that place is expensive this year!
Spirit Vacations has loads of packages on sale
By wade | July 22nd, 2008
One thing I like about Spirit Vacations is they always have so much to choose from, and everything seems to be on sale. Right now they’ve got so many interesting deals that it’s hard to feature one to talk about here: Spirit Vacations
We offer complete vacation packages to the Caribbean, Florida, Las Vegas & Mexico.
With all those destinations from which to choose, it’s like an embarrassment of riches. Many friends of mine had intended to go to Europe later this year, but with the exchange rate thing and the high airfares that isn’t looking so good. The smart money is headed to Mexico and the Caribbean, as long as you are careful about the whole hurricane season thing.
Beat the heat in Western Canada, coupon code fans!
By wade | July 21st, 2008
I don’t know what it’s like where you are, but here it’s sizzling, so I decided to look for a code for our traditional Coupon Code Mondays so we can cool off a bit, and here it is:
> Book Flight + 4-Night Hotel in Banff, Vancouver, or Whistler and Save $50> PROMO CODE: CAN50ADA
One important thing I need to point out, though, is that this code ends tomorrow, July 22, so don’t dawdle like you did on that other one from a few months ago. You can travel as late as September 30, it’s just that you have to book this week or you’ll lose the $50 savings. These deals are awesome because the prices are already quite good and then you get an extra $50 off from that. Hey now!
International flights too expensive? Problem solved
By wade | July 18th, 2008
I get a lot of emails asking me if this Vayama company is for real because their deals sound too good to be true and they are relatively new. Well, they are legit, my friends, and here is their latest offer: Vayama.com – Save up to 63% on international flights.
Yes, I agree with you that 63% is an odd number to brag about. Some people have speculated that it’s so odd that it makes people think it’s some government statistic instead of some random claim of being 80% off or something. I’m guessing that the 63% is in low season, so it’s like a flight that might go for $1,000 during summer can be found for $370 in January. Nevertheless, I know many people who’ve booked through Vayama and they’ve had good experiences finding cheap flights.
Hotel rates guaranteed to be the lowest
By wade | July 17th, 2008
I normally don’t write about chain hotels too often, but this deal really stood out to me so I was compelled to pass it along: Get our Best Internet Rates Guaranteed, at choicehotels.com
Okay, so you are now wondering which are Choice hotels? Well, that includes all Comfort Inns, Comfort Suites, Quality Inns, Clarions, Cambria Suites, Econolodges, and Rodeway Inns, among others. In other words, this covers damn near every nice hotel that you can find near a highway or airport that isn’t a real dump or isn’t outrageously priced. I think I’ve stayed at at least one of most of these sub-chains, and the quality is always there.
Students are really lucky as long as they know about this
By wade | July 16th, 2008
This is kind of an ongoing deal, but I like to point it out once in a while because every student or young person should know about it:
>ChaChing! No Service Fees on Flights!
Here’s the deal, if you are a student, or a teacher, or you’ve just recently graduated, you can join STA Travel. Once you get your memberships card you are eligible for flight, hotel, and hostel discounts that aren’t available to the general public, and this is not just some come-on that charges you a fee and then delivers nothing special. These prices are often way cheaper than anything you can get through any other source, and if you are planning on traveling much in the upcoming year this membership will pay for itself many times over.
The world’s best hotels and resorts are worth a look
By wade | July 15th, 2008
People seem to love those “list articles” where the writer slaps together the 8 best this or the 7 most expensive that, and I can see the appeal even if most of them are pulled out of thin air. Expedia, however, has this really cool list of their top 1% hotels and resorts, as rated by previous guests: Expedia Insiders’ Select: The ultimate list of the world’s best hotels and resorts only at Expedia.com!
It’s interesting to see which of the world’s hotels rank at the top of the list because they are all mixed together. The top 3 hotels in the world, according to this, are in Chicago, Cancun, and Seattle, and farther down the list you’ll find hotels in Asia, the Caribbean, and even Canada.
Coupon Code Monday salutes our nation’s capital with a new code
By wade | July 14th, 2008
It’s Coupon Code Monday, and of course that means we find the best code possible to share with the group, and this week we are heading to Washington DC: Plan a Star-Spangled Weekend to The Nation’s Capital! Save $50 on a 3-Night Hotel Stay! (CODE: SAVE50)
As you might have noticed above, this code is just for the hotel part, so if you are driving distance or have another way of booking a cheap flight then you can get there yourself and just save big on your bed. I think you have to book with a Mastercard, but to be honest with you that means this is the best kind of coupon code of all. When a credit card pays for it, they are hoping you’ll book a really nice place and then take a couple years to pay it back to them. They get their $50 pretty quickly that way, so you have to be careful not to fall into their devious and cunning trap.
Southwest Vacations can save you money all over the country
By wade | July 11th, 2008
Many people not from Texas or California or Las Vegas probably aren’t too familiar with Southwest Airlines, and if so, that’s a shame: Check out Southwest Airlines Vacations’ destinations. Find affordable air/hotel packages to exciting destinations from coast to coast.
They actually fly all over the country, and they are the best airline at combining reliable service and low prices, so it’s no surprise that their package-vacations department is one of the best places to book a cheap trip. Unlike some of the other vacation sites, Southwest can always combine a cheap air ticket into the deal, because they already own all those planes and their prices are good to begin with. Right now they are pushing California, Florida, and Nevada, just as you might expect, but there are plenty of other choices as well.
Vacation packages actually seem to be getting cheaper
By wade | July 10th, 2008
This is a strange year, my fellow travel enthusiasts. It seems like prices were insanely high on most everything as of a couple months ago, but now that the season has started the good deals are coming through big time: United Vacation Packages
We provide vacation destinations including the Caribbean, Hawaii, Las Vegas, Mexico and more.
That link information above doesn’t even begin to really explain what’s going on these days. Once you actually click over to the United Vacations page you’ll see that there is a whole slew of new offers at prices much lower than they advertised only a few weeks ago. For example, they are offering $175 off Las Vegas packages, which is yet another indicator that Sin City is not as full as they usually are about now.
