More than Irish eyes are smiling today as Aer Lingus, the number one carrier of the Emerald Isle, is putting flights to Dublin and Shannon on sale throughout the summer. Sale ends this Thursday May 21! So before you start celebrating over a pint of Guinness and doing the jig around the house, click here…
I am a travel junkie. Seriously, I am. I probably look at travel news, stories, deals and journals more than anything else during my weekly activities. It is an addiction and something that I may need to eventually get help for (is there a Traveler’s Anonymous?). In any event, while my travel bug is still…
Well Ryanair is in the news again (shocker). The Dublin based low-cost airline, which is run by CEO Michael “I am one idea away from the loony bin” O’Leary, stated late last week that they are dropping any plans to introduce their controversial “fat tax.” Why you ask? Well it really has nothing to do…
It has been awhile since I posted a great vacation package on the site. Well low and behold I came across a doozy of a deal from Sceptre Tours today while rummaging through numerous travel sites. They are currently an amazing 6-night Irish vacation at the 5-star Ritz-Carlton Powerscourt for just $699 per person! This…
USA Today’s Dan Reed wrote a very interesting article about the lack of interest right now in international travel due to a poor economy. In it he explains how many travelers that have purchased tickets for travel to Europe might be in store for a price adjustment. What does that mean for you the consumer?…
Since it is the most Irish day on the calendar, I figured why not take a look at Aer Lingus’ Ireland sale going on now through Thursday. Some sample one-way fares include (taxes and fees apply): Boston-Shannon, $159 NYC-Shannon, $149 San Francisco-Dublin, $299 Washington DC-Dublin, $229 For more information, plus other routes, be sure to…
Over the weekend I came across more unbelievable NYC fares to top international cities for last minute travel, as well as later in the year. Now if you are not from the NYC area don’t fret, you could easily grab a domestic flight to NYC and then transfer to your final destination. Spain, Ireland, England…
Travelers have been offered so amazing deals so far in 2009. But can a poor economy afford it?