I’m looking to travel from Los Angeles to New York sometime this year.
kayak.com and sidestep.com so far are the best to help you find the best deals. Then they send you to the websites they found the deal, and then you pay. try it!
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Mar
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Travel + Leisure’s Laura Begley showed Maggie Rodriguez some great travel websites for last minute holiday package deals.
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Mar
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I together with my family always love to travel. However, our trip always falls on holidays or during peak season. I’m looking for an all year round of discounts that I can use even during the peak months. Please help!
Liberty Fun Pass presents the best deals via their partnered companies in various theme parks, escapades and travel, playhouse and concerts, sports as well as rent-a-car services and attractions and events all throughout the nation. This extensive list of amusement packages simply allows the family take advantage of the things they always love doing without spending a lot.
They are a membership program. Check them out at http://www.libertyfunpass.com
Mar
16
http://www.militarytravelzone.com/ 800-853-0510 Provides air, hotel and rental car discounts and reservations. Its exclusively for military personnel, retired, Veterans, and family of the military. Army, Army national guard, Army reserve, Usmc, Usmc reserve, Navy, Navy reserve, Air force, Airforce reserve, Air guard, Coast guard, Coast guard reserve DoD,VFW, US dept of vet affairs
Book selected hotels and get up to $100 HOTEL REBATES.
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Mar
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I’m trying to find last minute deals to go places. The bad thing is, every website I go to tells me places to start and finish where I’m not. IE: Las Vegas to Seattle, Miami to Chicago, when I’m someplace else. This is irritating.
Is there any service you know of that lets me plug in my city, ie: San Diego" and get a list of deals from that city to other places?
Not really, but here is the next best thing go to kayak.com and select SAN and check the box for nearby airports. Incredibly sometimes it cheaper to fly out of Carlsbad.
Have a list of cities you want to visit and pop them in one at a time. You can also register for email updates for certain cities.
On Southwest, sign up for DING fares. and you will get updates anytime there is a sale in San Diego (or OC and LA if you choose).
Mar
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http://www.allinclusivemexicotrips.com
With its fantastic tourist attractions, great beaches, and exciting club scene, Acapulco travel deals are a guaranteed winner. This is the resort that doesnt sleep and caters for the worlds most beautiful people. Located just 200 miles south-west of Mexico City ( using the modern four lane highway from Mexico City to Acapulco the journey takes just over 3 hours), this popular all inclusive tourist resort has a deep bay ( the world famous Acapulco Bay) which is perfect for cruise liners sailing between Panama and San Francisco. This bay is lined with beautiful beaches to the south and is framed by the Sierra Madre del Sur mountains to the north and east.
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Mar
11
I want to travel everywhere! does anyone know of some where that gives super super cheap deals to anywhere??? plain fare n hotel
THANKS
I dont know if you’ve tried it before but kayak.com searches pretty much all the mainstream ticketing websites.
I also want to travel everywhere and have done my research.
Ive found that sometimes when you try and find plane tickets from the country you want to visit instead from a U.S. based ticketing place, that its sometimes cheaper. usually the case in third world countries. For example. i plan on going to Kathmandu in Nepal. i looked on some websites that serve people in Nepal and BOOM, found roundtrip tickets 200 dollars cheaper. its very hard to find and kayak is your best bet.
your going to love me for this one.
Hostels.com
Hostels are places where, for very VERY cheap prices you can sleep. Theres bad rumors about them, but all in all there usually pretty nice. that site has lists of hostels everywhere in the world. (4 dollars a night in Lhasa, Tibet!!!) the down side is usually you share a room with someone but, really, look up more info on them and you find there very safe.
Good luck in your travels =]
Mar
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Jeanne Robertson, award-winning humorist, professional speaker. Check Jeanne Robertson out on iTunes: http://www.itunes.com/JeanneRobertson This clip is from Jeanne’s new DVD Just for Fun! Jeanne is on Sirius & XM Radio. Jeanne’s official website http://www.jeannerobertson.com
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Mar
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Hello,
My fiance and I are looking to go to Hawaii during the month of October for 2 weeks. Were currently committed to a 2 week cruise at 6k.
Are there currently any better deals available? I am looking for a mix of cruise and all inclusive options.
Thanks!
Unless you Cruise, Hawaii doesn’t have any all inclusive resorts – but of course you can always find a good deal for hotel etc… through a corporate travel broker. They have rock bottom package deals like 2 adults for $400 for 5 days at a really nice 4 star hotel.
Sometimes they also have 2 for 1 airfare deals. You can check out a reliable broker at the site below – I have used them before & had a great time! I didn’t Cruise, I only got the hotel deal but it was great if you’re looking to save $! Aloha 
Mar
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California Travel Expert Veronica Hill offers a guided tour of the American Girl Place Los Angeles in this family travel episode of “California Travel Tips.”
Located in The Grove, next to the LA Farmers Market, this American Girl Store in Los Angeles is one of three major emporiums in the U.S. There are seven American Girl stores in all.
Selling for roughly $100 each, American Girl dolls are one of the country’s hottest collectibles. Even Oprah Winfrey is a fan.
Set aside at least 3 hours to tour this amazing complex, which is packed to the rafters with American Girl dolls, books, clothing, and accessories. On the weekends, there are always fun crafts and activities going on.
In the Doll Hair Salon, your child’s American Girl Doll can receive a new hairstyle, or get her ears pierced. There are more than 50 hairstyles to choose from! Well-loved dolls in need of special treatment can check in to the American Girl Doll Hospital for a 2-week stay.
In the American Girl Photo Studio, your little girl can get her picture on a souvenir copy of American Girl Magazine. For the ultimate day trip, enjoy a meal at the American Girl Cafe, one of the signature experiences at the store. Your child’s American doll girl gets her own Treat Seat. And she doesn’t have a doll, there are plenty to borrow.
Each meal begins with a warm cinnamon roll, and your choice of drink. The pink lemonade is always a hit! Kids can enjoy entrees like hot dogs, pizza or buttered noodles, while grown-ups can order more sophisticated fare such as Pasta Pomodoro or Cornmeal-Crusted Tilapia. Every meal ends with a delicious Flower Pot Chocolate Mousse, served with a sugar cookie and heart-shaped cake. There’s even a souvenir hair bow to take home.
One of the most popular features at the store is the Just Like You Boutique. Kids can buy a doll that resembles them most, and then get kid-sized pajamas, dresses or outfits to match. You can even buy coordinating swim suits! The second level is home to the adorable Bitty Baby Dolls and American Girl Character Boutique, where you’ll find historical displays about American Girl dolls like Kaya, Felicity and Julie, the 1970s girl. Each 18-inch doll comes with a matching book, and you can go wild with the matching accessories.
We were in love with the cool tree house for Kit Kittredge, and camper set for American Doll of the Year, Lanie Holland. If you want to make a weekend of it, several Los Angeles hotels offer special American Girl Los Angeles hotel packages that include a bed for your doll! Participating hotels in LA include London West Hollywood and The Orlando, among several others. The store’s concierge can assist with suggestions. Be sure to ask for a personal shopper, which is a complimentary service at the store. You even get your own private check-out room.
For more California travel videos, travel deals and advice, log on to http://www.CaliforniaTravelExpert.com
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