There’s a lot on the news and on TV this weekend about New Orleans and the ten year anniversary of Katrina. You’ll hear a lot about how the city has been reborn and a lot about how it’s still a … Continue reading You Should Go To New Orleans
There’s a sale on Frontier through tomorrow, $15 fares for the fall on Tuesdays and Wednesdays. So if you can just book them even one way, it might be worth it. The tickets are $20 but use promo code SAVEBIG to knock it down to $15. From Atlanta there are $15 fares to Austin, Cleveland. Cincinnati. Denver, DC, Indianapolis, Vegas, New York, Orlando, Miami, Minneapolis, New Orleans, Chicago and Philly Continue reading $15 Fares
I don’t know about all of these, I’ve certainly been to better beer cities than Baltimore. Full list can be had here Continue reading The Best Cities in America For Beer….Or So Sayeth Travel & Leisure
It’s been announced that the US and British governments are in the advanced stages of agreeing to station US immigration and customs officers at Heathrow and Manchester airport to handle clearance on their side of the pond, so when you arrive in the States you’re good to go, similar to going through pre clearance currently in Canada or Ireland. The pre clearance should be up and running within two years. Not sure how short those lines will be though…7 million people a year fly from Heathrow to the US. The US government is also looking at pre clearance in Spain, … Continue reading US Immigration Clearance Planned for UK Airports
Southwest is in the middle of another two day sale and once again if you look up actual dates or look on the fares calendar you can find flights much cheaper than the advertised sales price, so you gotta get on there and search the calendar a little! Right now just from Atlanta you can go to Los Angeles for $74 each way and Chicago $49. Sale ends at midnight tonight. Continue reading Southwest is undercutting their own listed fares
This is a city that hardly anyone plans a trip to. If you go to Detroit it’s probably because you have to, either you have family or friends here, most likely out in the suburbs, or you’re here on business, … Continue reading Detroit
Canada appears to be inching towards a recession, logging its fifth straight month of economic contraction fueled by collapsing oil prices. The Canadian Dollar is today at an eleven year low, which sucks if you’re Canadian but there hasn’t been … Continue reading Canada – Recession Tourism
Airfares are typically cheaper in late August and during the fall with kids going back to school and dropping temperatures, but this year with fuel prices dropping, increased competition from low fare carriers, and airlines responding to a Department of … Continue reading Airfares To Hit Four Year Lows This Fall
Gone are the days of having to download hours and hours of movies and tv shows on to your phone or tablet ahead of a long flight so you don’t die of boredom at 30,000 feet, airlines have done a lot to improve their in-flight options. It started really with JetBlue giving every seat Direct TV, this article does an excellent job laying out some of the options (often free) we have on the major airlines. It doesn’t mention United, when I flew them up to Montreal this summer I downloaded their app to my phone, once on board as long as … Continue reading Airlines Expand In-flight Entertainment Options
