Delta - Travel Deals

This is my favorite time of the year. The leaves are colorful, the air is crisp in the morning, there are football games on the telly, and flights to Europe are ridiculously cheap. Take note, my friends. If you ever want to travel to Europe and not fight the crowds or pay out the nose for an airplane ticket, travel in Autumn.

Delta currently has a sale on flights to Germany, Italy, England and other parts of Europe that will knock your socks off (funny expression, that one). For example, you can fly from New York to Frankfurt for less than $300. Amazing. Frankfurt is the hub of the universe when it comes to international flights so once you get there you can pretty much fly to anywhere else in the world. Seriously, walk down the corridors at the Frankfurt airport and you will see flights for countries that you thought only existed in a game of Risk.

But I digress. You come here for cheap ticket links and cheap ticket links we shall give you. Act now because Autumn will not last forever and neither will the cheap arse tickets to Europe.

When you are an inhabitant of an island in the Caribbean during the late summer months you can’t help but to listen to the winds blow. It is hurricane season and that is a scary time to be surrounded by water. Just ask the people of Jamaica, who saw their island nation pounded by Hurricane Dean.

The one good thing about hurricanes – and really this is a minor thing compared to the many terrible things they cause- is that they scare some people off from travel. Naturally you want to be cognizant of the storms that are brewing in the oceans - especially if you are planning on traveling to more remote islands or remote regions on developed islands - but more times than not you’ll be able to visit the Caribbean during hurricane season without needing to use an umbrella.

From now until September 13, 2007 you can purchase insanely cheap tickets to Jamaica and other destinations throughout the Caribbean for flights on Delta. We’re talking $178 round-trip from New York to Jamaica and flights from the Big Apple to the Dominican Republic for under $200.

Get your tickets, watch the Weather Channel and make sure to bring plenty of sunscreen. The sun is stronger in the Caribbean.

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If you have ever dreamed of a vacation in Trinidad and Tobago, you have likely envisioned spending time lounging on a beach soaking up the sun. The island nation in the Caribbean certainly offers the visitor plenty of opportunity to be a beach bum. But there is more to Trinidad and Tobago than white beaches and warm climes. It is a country that has a unique vibrancy that will surely leave you feeling alive.

With a history that has brought together people of African, Indian, mixed race, European, Middle Eastern and Chinese decent, Trinidad and Tobago has a culture that is both diverse and rich. It is a nation that is known as much for its sounds as it is for its sights. It is the birthplace of steelpan, calypso and limbo. A trip to the islands is not complete without a trip to hear some local musicians in action and to dance along with the locals.

The diverse ethnicities of the peoples of Trinidad and Tobago help to make it a country of culinary delights. You will find combinations of foods and spices that you won’t find anywhere else in the world.

It is the people of Trinidad and Tobago, however, that will leave you with memories of more than a vacation sitting on the beach. While the cities might be a little rough around the edges, the people you meet in most parts of the country are as warm and as inviting as you will find anywhere.

Delta will fly you to Trinidad and Tobago for $400 round-trip from Atlanta. That is about as good a price that you will find.

Considering the number of flights that are delayed or even cancelled these days, it takes a lot of effort to truly stand out as the worst flight in the United States. But there can be no argument that Delta Connection Flight 5283 from New York to Washington DC has a stranglehold on that dubious honor. In September this year, Flight 5283 was late 100% of the time. A perfect record in tardiness, congratulations, Delta. You love to fly and it shows!

Here’s some good news for those of you who have the white headphones from your iPod permanently attached to your ears. Apple Computers has reached an agreement with Air France, Continental, Delta, Emirates, KLM and United to allow you to hook your iPod into their in-flight entertainment systems. Instead of watching whatever horrible movie that is being shown on your flight, you can crank up that Paris Hilton sex tape you so adore from your iPod and watch it on the seat-back display in front of you. Now if only iPod’s could cook good food traveling would never be the same!

Delta Honolulu Sale from $482 RT!

Head to Hawaii before they start gearing up for the super expensive winter season!

Be the first to fly to paradise onboard Delta’s last minute sale to Honolulu. With flights starting at just $482 round-trip, you’ll have extra money to spend on important things like great Oahu restaurants, island tours, or maybe surf lessons! But hurry, this sale end August 21st.

Travel between Aug. 7 and Sept. 30, 2006 - a week advance purchase is required. Blackout dates over Labor Day weekend and selection days in September. Fares not valid on Saturdays.

Delta Honolulu Sale from $482 RT!

Beach and City Travel Deals: Fly RT From 123+

Maybe you’d like to sink your toes into some sun-kissed sand. Or maybe you’d like to don your walking shoes for an urban adventure. Either way, we’ve got you covered, thanks to these travel deals from Delta Air Lines to beach and city destinations. Fares start at just $123+ round-trip. Book your flight today!

Tickets must be purchased by June 7, 2006. A minimum stay may required depending on destination.

Beach and City Travel Deals: Fly RT From 123+