Do you need to fly to and from Colorado? Then check out the latest sale from Frontier Airlines: book the ticket to or from Colorado by August 4, 2010 and travel between August 4 and November 17, 2010.
To benefit from the low fares choose off peak travel days: Tuesday, Wednesday and Saturday for US Travel and Monday to Thursday for Mexico travel
Some of the one way fares (excluding taxes and fees) to and from Colorado are:
- Aspen, Colorado to/from Denver $29
- Salt Lake City to/from Denver $39
- Austin, Phoenix to/from Denver $49
- Los Angeles, Las Vegas, San Antonio, San Diego to/from Denver $59
- Salt Lake City, Tucson to/from Colorado $59
- Phoenix to/from Colorado $69
- New Orleans to/from Kansas $69
- Cozumel to/from Denver $139
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.
When Mexico was dealing with one bad news story after another, it seemed like the entire country was on sale for travelers. In some cases, it might have even felt like they were paying you to come visit. You may still be able to find great deals on flights to Mexico at certain times of year due to less-than-ideal weather or some other bit of bad press, but one way to increase your chances of finding cheap fares to Mexico is by making sure you’re including the budget airlines that fly to Mexico in your search.
As I am sitting here with my laptop perched on top of the bed, asking the sunny weather to stick around for a while, I cannot help but picture sandy beaches, fresh fruits and lovely weather. Doesn’t that sound like Mexico to you? Or better yet, Puerto Vallarta! 
If you are one of those people who likes to plan ahead, you are probably already starting to think about your fall and winter travel plans for this year. Summer may just be heating up, but it is definitely not too early to be planning where you’ll be headed when the cold weather returns and the holidays are back upon us. If you know that summer is never long enough (like me), thinking about booking that beach vacation for this fall may be the perfect way to deal with the cooler temperatures. 
You’re a city warrior who jogs in the smog and parties on work nights. You believe in playing as hard as you work, which is exactly why you are starting to think that a vacation to the beaches of Mexico might be exactly what you need to escape the daily grind. Or, if you’re like me, you keep hearing about and seeing some absolutely insane deals on vacation packages to Mexico that could have you sitting on a beach sipping on all-inclusive margaritas for a lot less than you imagined. 
Most savvy travelers know that summer is rarely the ideal time to pack up and hot the road. With school out, summer is often the busiest and most expensive time of year to getaway. Summer time airfares = high prices. Then the recession came along and threw all the usual travel rules and pricing straight out the window. In fact, struggling economies have meant for some truly awesome deals on summer vacations. In fact, traveling this summer is cheaper than off-season travel prices many years. 
Nothing quite matches the euphoria of when you finally hit that “book now” button after deciding to make travel plans. I will say, however, that better than the euphoria of finally booking that trip is getting a $200 refund check after you hit that “book now” button. If you’ve spent any time lately checking out some of the amazing travel deals out there, you know that the travel industry is struggling to get people to book those summer trips this year. In an effort to attract attention and encourage folks to still hit the road, airlines and hotels are continually trying to one up one another with better and better travel offers (like this one on United). 
I’ll admit I’m one of those girls who sees the words “Clearance sale” and my heart beats just a little faster. This is probably because I love shoes and I love a great deal. Now, since I love travel even more than I love shoes, it is probably no surprise that when I see the words clearance next to travel I get real excited. 
Forget about going to Mexico during your winter break or during spring break. The cheapest time to head south of the border is right now. Prices on 
With Cinco de Mayo fast approaching, many American are preparing themselves to be Mexican for a day. It is funny how the holiday may be more popular in the US than it is south of the border. That isn’t to say that those in Mexico don’t know how to party. If ever there was a place to have a grand old fiesta it is in Mexico.