Last Minute Deals - Travel Deals

Labor Day is just around the corner, but that doesn’t mean it’s too late to score some great last-minute travel deals for the upcoming holiday weekend. In fact, waiting until the last minute to name your own price on sites like Priceline often offers up the best opportunity to score the best price on cheap flights and hotels at the last minute—making it possible for you to still getaway for the long weekend without doing too much damage to your back account. Up to 50% off Labor Day travel (ends 9/7)

Labor Day is just around the corner, and for those who have been putting off booking a trip for the long weekend, it’s not too late to score a great last-minute travel deal for the upcoming holiday weekend. Whether you’ve been putting off booking a trip over labor day because you’ve been procrastinating, or were not planning on going anywhere and are having a sudden change of heart, there are plenty of opportunities to still get a great deal on a labor day weekend trip. Especially with many airlines (including Southwest) offering great fare sales with the end of summer just around the corner, there is no reason you shouldn’t be able to score a great deal for a labor day getaway. Labor Day Weekend Sale!
Book flight + hotel of 3 nights or more starting from $62 per person, per night. Book 8/7 - 8/31/09.

New York City is best known for the dynamic Times Square, the statue of Liberty, shows on Broadway, eclectic diversity, socialites, a vibrant art scene and expensive hotels. While it isn’t all that difficult to score a great deal on cheap flights to nyc, it is certainly a little more difficult to get a great deal on an affordable hotel. This is exactly why it could be worth checking out some of Expedia’s hot New York hotel deals right now. Last minute New York values at Expedia.com!

Expedia has nearly every type of travel available somewhere in their huge site, but I bet most of you haven’t seen this part: Last minute flight deals at Expedia.com

Everybody and their mother travel to London in the summer. Do you really want to hang out with other people’s mothers? Didn’t think so. You are hipper than that and you know that traveling during the off-peak months means you will save a lot of money and that you will have the tourist attractions all to yourself.

In this case, the off-peak season is October 25-December 18, 2007. It is between those dates that you can fly to London and back for an outstanding price. The caveat is that you have to purchase your ticket by August 17, 2007 and you have to do so by purchasing it through Travelocity.

What to do while you are the only visitor from out of the country in London? London Logue always has good information on what is going on in the UK’s biggest and most happening city. If you are the shopping type, you’ll want to map out the London department stores before you set foot in the city. Just make sure to bring a few credit cards along. London has become one of the most expensive places in the world.

Have fun exploring London. We’ll make sure to keep everyone else’s mother company at home while you are there.

Answer the Call of London for less. Fly Round-Trip from $324+

There are a lot of variables involved with this one so bear with me. If you want to fly to London and if you can do so before May 24, 2007 and if the name Air India doesn’t scare you then you are in for a great deal. Air India is offering flights to London from New York’s JFK for as low as $389.

As we head into the busy travel season the prices on London flights are sure to soar, which makes this deal (albeit one that has tough conditions) a real deal. In fact, this travel season is shaping up to be one of the more expensive ones in terms of flights so if you have flexibility, last minute deals might be your best bet.

Wondering what is going on in London in May and this summer? Check out the London Logue for the latest from England’s great city. Written by a native Londoner, it offers daily updates about life in the city and what you should do when you visit there. Consider it a living, breathing travel guide with a bit of attitude.