Jul
my family is looking to go on a trip to germany(for 5[2 adults-3 kids])
can anyone give websites were air fair is affordable…PLEASE!?!?!
Answer:
Your best bet is to check flights from Boston since it's a huge international airport with many flights to Germany. Also, you can find inexpensive flights with three on-line travel agencies–Travelocity, Orbitz or Expedia.
You can find the most inexpensive flights if you're willing to travel at odd times like in the middle of the night. The trip to Germany will take at least eight hrs. anyway so you can sleep on the plane. Make sure the travel agencies check the night flights for you. Sometimes they have to depart around midnight.
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Hy Erin, you've answered a lot of questions in an outstanding manner, why don't you ask the same way?
From where in Europe, is it even Europe or the USA, since YAHOO combines both?
To where to you want to go in Germany, there's a distance of more than 800 kilometers from to Danisch to the Austrian boarder. What's the duration of the trip, when do you want to begin?
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I don't know if you can access this website from the states
www.abctravel.de
I'm american living in Germany and this is the bureau I use when family comes over. I had a friend come over alst October from Portland and it cost about $500. a person. But with gas prices…it might be more. Also as the other person said:
www.ryanair.com
is really good for travel within europe. My trip for 2 ppl round trip to Ireland was $250 TOTAL!!
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Check www.priceline.com
For travel in GErmany/Europe Ryanair is ok. But the have baggage restrictions, I think only 16 kg per person. Check the website.
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If you're traveling within Europe, check out ryanair.com, or easyjet.com
They both have insanely cheap tickets, especially if you book in advance.
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