Finding Lowest Airfare Return USA-Italy with 3 Month Flexibility
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From: PeterOut on 9 Jan 2008 20:18 I am living in the USA and would like to find the cheapest return air fare to Italy. I am very flexible as far as time goes. It could be any time in the next 3 months. I would be grateful if someone could tell me the best way to get the cheapest air fare under these circumstances. Many thanks in advance, Peter.
From: Joseph Coulter on 9 Jan 2008 20:51 PeterOut <MajorSetback(a)excite.com> wrote in news:f8529e98-f2ec-4ce8- bac4-f7ea7d253293(a)j78g2000hsd.googlegroups.com: > I am living in the USA and would like to find the cheapest return air > fare to Italy. I am very flexible as far as time goes. It could be > any time in the next 3 months. I would be grateful if someone could > tell me the best way to get the cheapest air fare under these > circumstances. > > Many thanks in advance, > Peter. > Look at Eurofly it could work if you are in the NYC area -- Joseph Coulter, cruises and vacations www.josephcoulter.com yourvacation(a)comcast.net 877 832 2021 904 631 8863 cell
From: Iceman on 9 Jan 2008 21:00 On Jan 9, 8:18 pm, PeterOut <MajorSetb...(a)excite.com> wrote: > I am living in the USA and would like to find the cheapest return air > fare to Italy. I am very flexible as far as time goes. It could be > any time in the next 3 months. I would be grateful if someone could > tell me the best way to get the cheapest air fare under these > circumstances. In your local paper's Sunday edition travel section, look for small black and white box ads that only list cities and prices. Those are discount travel agents called "consolidators", who airlines use to dump large blocks of unsold seats cheaply, and they normally have the best fares. Generally the best fares are when you book at least 3 weeks in advance, but not more than 3 months in advance, of when you leave.
From: John L on 9 Jan 2008 23:49 >I am living in the USA and would like to find the cheapest return air >fare to Italy. I am very flexible as far as time goes. It could be >any time in the next 3 months. Fares to Europe vary a great deal by season, with the cheapest season being the winter, right now. The always helpful search at www.itasoftware.com finds a $550 fare from Dulles via Toronto on Air Canada (not a bad airline) on Feb 12th. It's worth checking the newspaper ads for consolidator tickets, but I'd be surprised if you found a better deal there to Rome.
From: Calif Bill on 10 Jan 2008 00:52
"John L" <johnl(a)iecc.com> wrote in message news:fm484m$bu2$1(a)gal.iecc.com... > >I am living in the USA and would like to find the cheapest return air >>fare to Italy. I am very flexible as far as time goes. It could be >>any time in the next 3 months. > > Fares to Europe vary a great deal by season, with the cheapest season > being the winter, right now. > > The always helpful search at www.itasoftware.com finds a $550 fare from > Dulles via Toronto on Air Canada (not a bad airline) on Feb 12th. > > It's worth checking the newspaper ads for consolidator tickets, but > I'd be surprised if you found a better deal there to Rome. We used http://www.1800flyeurope.com/ a couple of years ago. Was lots cheaper than anybody else. We flew Delta from SFO from via Cinncinati to Rome for $450 in Sept. |