Travel update: Good news!
judyserenity
judyshapiro at earthlink.net
Tue Apr 30 10:50:25 UTC 2002
Tabouli wrote:
> Ha! Just found a travel agent (a reputable one, even) who can sell
> me the trip as laid out for $2900 on a four continent deal, and
>(this is the good bit) the cost actually includes four one way
> flights within Europe and *six* one way flights within the US!
$2900? Is it really that much? I'm pretty conversant with intra-US,
intra-Europe, US-Europe, and US-Asia fares, and that sounds high to
me. Adding Australia to the mix ups the cost, of course, but I still
wouldn't think it was that high. This fare gives you lots of intra-US
and intra-Europe travel, but you might be able to get a lower fare if
you didn't really need to fly that much intra-continent.
There are tons of intra-Europe low cost airlines, that are not
available through travel agents. The US also has a few low cost
airlines, although not as many. There may or may not be one for your
route.
Don't forget to look at student travel places; they specialize in
complex intineraries. You may be eligible for discounts as an
educator. Here are some web sites to check:
www.statravel.com/
www.istc.org/
www.counciltravel.com/
About St. Louis: I've never been there, but my impression is that
it's pretty dull. It's not where I'd spend my time, if I had only a
small amount of time in the US.
For the 4th of July -- most cities have big fireworks displays.
Sometimes, they are a few days before or after the 4th. New York often
has a really good one.
Judy
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