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Planning a trip to the Northwest? Or better said Billings, Boise, Bozeman or Spokane? Then let Frontier Airlines take you there. Book the ticket by September 3, 2010 and travel by December 15, 2010. To benefit from the low fares, choose the low-peak travel days: Monday-Thursday and Saturday. Fares are each way. Seats are limited.

Some of the routes on sale are:

• Denver to/from Billings $59
• Houston to/from Billings $79
• Austin to/from Billings $84
• Long Beach, Los Angeles, Phoenix to/from Billings $99
• Las Vegas to/from Boise $59
• Long Beach, Los Angeles to/from Boise $72
• Denver to/from Bozeman $59
• Nashville, St. Louis to/from Bozeman $79
• Austin to/from Bozeman $84
• Long Beach, Los Angeles to/from Bozeman $99
• Salt Lake City to/from Spokane $69
• Long Angeles to/from Spokane $76
• Las Vegas, Long Beach to/from Spokane $81
• Atlanta, Detroit to/from Spokane $84
• Nashville, New Orleans to/from Spokane $99

Read more details on the airline’s official site. And make sure to check out the airline’s Twitter account as well.

Read more Frontier Airlines Flight Deals.

For many people, December is a time to travel because you have to – not necessarily because you want to. We love the December holidays as much as the next person, and we certainly love hanging out with family (even if it means pre-dawn wake-up calls from the kids eager to open gifts), but traveling at Christmas is usually a headache and a half – not to mention expensive.

So, let’s assume you’ve survived Christmas travel (and, if you’re in the U.S., this likely follows Thanksgiving travel) and you need a real vacation to recover from your Christmas vacation. It’s time to reward yourself with a trip that’s all about what you want to do and where you want to go. And not only that, if you’re in the Northern Hemisphere, it might be time to escape the cold for a little bit and remind your body what sun feels like.

Let’s just say you’ve heard tales of a week-long festival in the desert where people enjoy an anything-goes attitude, release their inner performance artist, and cap the week off by burning a giant sculpture of a man. This event appeals to your bohemian side, but you don’t live anywhere near the Nevada desert – so that means you’ll need to book a flight. But just how do you find cheap airfare to Burning Man, anyway?

Burning Man may take place in what can accurately be called “the middle of nowhere” – the deserts of northern Nevada – but it’s actually reasonably close to the Reno-Tahoe airport. If you’re close enough to hop into a carpool with other Burning Man attendees, that’s great – but if you’re not, having an airport nearby means you can at least get closer before you have to seek out a carpool.

Because Burning Man takes place over a popular holiday weekend each year, and because the airport that’s nearest is also close to a popular weekend travel destination, finding cheap airfare to Burning Man might take a bit more work than you would otherwise anticipate. The tips listed below will help you find cheap flights to Burning Man – and they’re also useful for finding cheap airfare almost no matter when or where you’re traveling.

>> Burning Man 2012 is from August 29 through September 5

I don’t know about you but since the sun has begun to show its darling face during the last few days, the idea of going somewhere for a short vacation is making me want to start planning something. And Long Beach sounds like a good choice. Plus, with Frontier Airlines launching a new service from Denver to Long Beach and the intro fares being on sale, it’s possible to plan a nice vacation on a low budget.

The new service will begin on May 14, 2010 and the intro fares for flights between Denver and Long Beach start at $79 each way. Also, you will earn double miles for travel on this route between May 14 and June 13, 2010.

The following flights to/from Long Beach are also available as part of this offer:

• Albuquerque $89 each way
• Aspen, Colorado Springs $99 each way
• Akron/Canton, Austin, Boise, Branson, Dallas/Ft. Worth, Durango, Wichita, Rapid City, Madison, Jackson Hole $109 each way
  Billings, Bozeman, Chicago/Midway, Des Moines, Grand Rapids, Spokane, San Antonio, Omaha, Houston $119 each way
• Appleton, Atlanta, Cancun, Cleveland, Columbus, Green Bay, St. Louis, Pittsburgh, Oklahoma City, Minneapolis/St. Paul, Indianapolis $129 each way
• Boston, Detroit, Flint, Washington DC-Reagan, Tampa, Newark $149 one way
• Philadelphia, New York/LaGuardia $159 one way

To benefit from the special fares, tickets must be booked by April 15, 2010. Fares do not include taxes and fees and for US travel are shown are each way for travel daily for all destinations except Newport News which is valid Monday and Wednesday only. For Mexico travel, the fares shown are based on round trip purchase for off peak travel (by Sept 28, 2010). Blackouts apply.

Read more details on the airline’s official site.

Read more Frontier Airlines Flight Deals.

Mardi Gras might be behind us already but that doesn’t mean you don’t have other plenty of reasons to visit New Orleans. And you can add one more reason to the list: Frontier Airlines is launching a new service from Denver to New Orleans and the intro fares start at $99 each way.

The new service will begin on June 11, 2010. To mark the occasion, aside from the promotional intro fares, the airline also offers the possibility to earn double miles for travel between Denver and New Orleans from June 11 to July 11, 2010.

The following flights to/from New Orleans are also included in the offer:

• Aspen, Colorado Springs $119 each way
• Albuquerque, Boise, Las Vegas, Phoenix, Salt Lake City $129 each way
• Los Angeles, Orange County, Sacramento, San Diego, Spokane $139 each way
• Portland, San Francisco, Seattle $149 each way

To benefit from the special fares, tickets must be booked by April 15, 2010. Fares do not include taxes and fees and are shown are each way for travel on Tuesday, Wednesday and Saturday. Blackouts apply.

Read more details on the airline’s official site.

Read more Frontier Airlines Flight Deals.

So, you’re planning a trip to the World Cup in South Africa? You lucky, lucky person… I won’t pretend I’m not completely envious (especially since two of my coworkers are among the people going to the tournament), but I’ll also be really excited for you and the astoundingly cool experiences you’ll no doubt have there.

Not only that, I’ll help you save money on your travels to South Africa for the tournament. How’s that for service?

We’ve published a series of articles on this site that will help you make your World Cup trip a success, and to help you make sure it fits your budget, too. Consider this article your “table of contents” to all of those articles.

>> Need some last minute planning help? Here’s the place to go for last minute World Cup travel and ticket packages.

>> And if you’re looking for news and analysis of the tournament itself, then look no further than this World Cup blog. There’s a blog for every country who’s playing!

With the holiday plans pretty much behind us, we can now start planning our next getaway. Whether you’ll be home for Christmas or visiting some distant lands, it’s always nice to be able to daydream about the next destination. And we have a suggestion for you: Europe. Sure, it’s the middle of winter and snow has already turned much of the continent into a white world, but there’s something magical about the beauty of winter, whether you escape in a ski resort or plan to visit the cities.BMI – UK to Europe Routes