JetBlue is having a sale that ends at midnight tonight (Sept. 28) with prices as low as $29 one-way (which will actually be a little more with the addition of taxes and fees).
Want to see those great prices – the total roundtrip prices – instantly?
No problem! FareCompare has gathered all the JetBlue prices here to make your airfare shopping easier than ever. Take a look, and compare with all the other airlines so you can be sure you’re getting the best deal.
JetBlue can take you to big cities, beaches and casinos – but remember, time is running out, and you’ve got to hurry!
Want to go to Hawaii this fall? If you book on Hawaiian Airlines before Oct. 7, you’ll get a $50 “eCertificate” good for future travel.
But wait – is that the very best deal for you?
Easy enough to find out! Just go to FareCompare’s deal finder, and choose “Beaches” as your destination, and you’ll see the cheapest fares available – instantly.
And see you on the beach.
Forget Ocktoberfest – now’s the time for wine country.
After all, what could be better than gorgeous scenery plus bottles of vino? Nothing.
And wine country is more than just Napa, California – Travel + Leisure suggests you try nearby Anderson Valley, as well (“The nearby town of Healdsburg acts as a sophisticated jumping-off point for this rural paradise”).
How to get there cheaply? Go to FareCompare’s deal finder – click on “North America” for your destination – and you’ll see prices from your airport to San Francisco, Oakland, and even Sacramento.
Enjoy the wine – and enjoy your savings.
Need a break? Want to pick up some seashells, or watch the sunset at Captiva Beach?
Perfect, because here’s a cheap flight from Chicago to Ft. Myers for just $137 roundtrip. And yes, it works both ways – you Floridians can travel from Ft. Myers to Chicago, also for just $137 roundtrip.
The beach is not your thing? No problem – use FareCompares’s deal finder to find cheap flights to destinations all over the U.S. – and all over the globe.
Thanks to Dennis Schaal (www.tnooz.com
@denschaal on Twitter) FareCompare Deals Guest Blogger
The next time you book a flight from an airline or travel agency, you’ll notice that you will be required to enter additional information about yourself.
It’s all part of the TSA’s Secure Flight Program. The agency has been rolling this out over the last year and it is now in full swing.
If you book a domestic or international flight on Continental.com or on Travelocity, for instance, you’ll now be asked to enter your exact name as it appears on your passport or driver’s license, your date of birth, your gender and, if applicable, your redress number. (The redress number is a TSA-provided number for travelers who believe they’ve erroneously hassled or denied boarding because they’ve been matched to a bad guy on a government watch list.)
Why is this being done – and how to breeze through the process? Keep reading…
Cheap Airline Tickets? Got ‘em. New TSA Rules? Uh…
You – Just – Have – To – Get – Away.
We know the feeling! And that’s where FareCompare’s deal finder “GetAway Deals” comes in.
It provides you with a great assortment of perfect getaway flights to dream destinations, from your home airport. You get a terrific list that starts with the cheapest flights to the ones that cost a little more.
What’s your idea of a great getaway – Las Vegas, San Francisco, New Orleans, Minneapolis, New York, Cancun? FareCompare’s deal finder has those and many, many more.
All that’s left for you to do is – pick a favorite.
Bigger isn’t always better, but often it pays to fly out of the largest airport near you (even if you have to drive an hour or two).
Case in point: Southern California’s LAX vs. Burbank.
I did a quick search on FareCompare’s deal finder – for cheap, cross-country flights in September – and came up with the following:
Los Angeles to NY, $199 roundtrip
Burbank to NY, $239
Both are great deals, but you clearly save more by flying out of the larger LAX. On the other hand, San Fernando Valley residents can rejoice because they still get a good deal, while avoiding the hassle of the 405. Been there!
Thanks to Luxe Tiffany (@LuxeTiffany) for these terrific ideas on first class savings.
Luxury Caribbean hotels you dream about in magazines are continuing their incredible deals well into the New Year, so here are some places to vacation like the rich and famous without a rock star’s bank account.
Find Deals to the Caribbean from your home airport with FareCompare’s deal finder
Turks and Caicos – Only 90 minutes from Miami, this chain of islands boasts of turquoise blue water, miles of white sand beaches and averages 350 days of sunshine per year.
The chic Somerset on Grace Bay offers you 30% off any suite or villa if you book via the web by Sep 28, 2009 for travel between December 1 and Dec 18, 2009. The oceanfront 21-suite Turks & Caicos Club adds value by including a car rental and sunset sail with their new 4-night “More to Explore” package.
Did you know Turks and Caicos is also home to the world’s only Conch Farm? Keep reading for more deals there, plus deals in Antigua and Anguilla…
Luxury Hotel Deals and Cheap Flights to the Caribbean
