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How to Find Cheap Airfare to Bonnaroo
by Jessica | March 9th, 2010
The summer calendar is full of music festivals, but some stand out more than others. (And, as an aside, why do they all seem to have names that are impossible to spell?) The Bonnaroo Music & Arts Festival is just one of the many fantastic multi-day music fests that take place during the summer, but this one usually has such an incredible lineup of performers that it’s a must-see for any serious music fan.
What makes it a little challenging, however, is that at first glance you’ll likely say, “Wait - Manchester, Tennessee? Where’s that?”
Unlike some summertime festivals, Bonnaroo takes place in a Tennessee city that - at any other time of year - has a population of just over 8,000. Since Bonnaroo started rolling into town in 2002, however, the local population is dwarfed for a few days each June by the number of festival-goers. In 2009, for instance, there were around 75,000 people who came in for the festival.
If you’re one of the people who’s planning a trip to the Bonnaroo Festival in 2010, then, you’ll want to be a savvy traveler - because obviously there are thousands of others who might just beat you to the cheapest fares. So here are the tips you’ll need to know to find cheap airfare to Bonnaroo.
>> The Bonnaroo Festival in 2010 runs from June 10-13
JetBlue: package deals to Aruba
by cristina | March 9th, 2010
JetBlue does not only offer excellent fares for flights to various vacation destinations but they also offer quite a lot of nice vacation packages.
This week’s focus is: Aruba! If you still haven’t managed to visit the Caribbean island, now you can plan a short getaway at excellent rates. There are several packages available and you can choose what suits you best.
If you fancy a 3-night vacation in a 2-star resort, now you can book it for prices starting at $479 per person (flight included). The hotel is not on the beach and offers privacy. The price is based on the all inclusive plan.
Or if you prefer to stay longer you can choose a 5-night package (and get one night free). The hotel offers a spa and there are plenty of activities to choose from.
Don’t forget to check their deals on Twitter.
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JetBlue: $10 Birthday Sale!
by cristina | March 8th, 2010
Today is the 10th birthday of JetBlue and airline is putting all their remaining seats on the first 10 routes from New York (JFK) on sale for just $10 each way. The fare is valid for travel on Tuesday, March 9 and Wednesday, March 10 only!
The cities included in the offer are: Fort Lauderdale (FLL), Buffalo (BUF), Tampa (TPA), Orlando (MCO), Rochester (ROC), Oakland (OAK), Burlington (BTV), West Palm Beach (PBI), Salt Lake City (SLC) and Fort Myers (RSW).
Hurry up and book your seat! Restrictions apply!
Don’t forget to check their deals on Twitter.
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4th of July Travel Deals
by Jessica | March 8th, 2010
Maybe you’re super patriotic and you never miss celebrating America’s birthday in style. Maybe you’re just a big pyromaniac who’ll take any excuse to see fireworks. In truth, you don’t need a reason to want to fly somewhere special for the 4th of July - just the desire for a summer trip is enough in my book.
But when you’re looking for Independence Day travel deals, you have a few things working against you. Summer travel tends to cost more in general, and because it’s a holiday there are more people traveling. But that doesn’t mean you have no options to find better travel deals or to avoid the hassle of holiday travel.
In fact, you’re in the right place to find all the 4th of July travel information you’ll need. We’ve published a few Independence Day travel articles over the last week, and we didn’t want you to miss them - so consider this your table of contents to July 4th travel tips.
>> The 4th of July is on a Sunday in 2010
Hawaiian Airlines: Get Your 10% Off E-Certificate
by cristina | March 8th, 2010
Although we all want to see the economy back to normal, things are moving slowly and most often the travel budget is the first one to suffer. But what if you can save 10% off travel? That would surely put a smile on your face.
Hurry up to benefit from the 10% off e-certificate from Hawaiian Airlines. The travel period is between Mar 1 and Dec 15, 2010 but you need to register here by Mar 12, 2010 and the booking must be made by Mar 14, 2010.
The e-certificate is good for travel between Hawaii and Portland, Seattle, San Jose, San Francisco, Oakland or Sacramento. You can only redeem it once and the discount does not apply to mileage redemptions. You cannot apply the discount for travel packages either.
Some of the fares for travel between Apr 13 and June 10, 2010:
- Las Vegas – Honolulu, Oakland - Honolulu round trip from $498
- Seattle – Maui, Seattle – Honolulu, round trip from $492
- San Jose – Honolulu, San Francisco – Honolulu, round trip from $468
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