I'd like to know a location, who to ask for, and a price. Also a place where i can buy mifeprex (the abortion pill) or misoprostol and mifepristone and prices would be helpful....
What is the best spot in the caribbean to visit? I have been to the Bahamas, St. Thomas, St. Martin, and Jamacia. I have heard Aruba is nice. But I want to know which is the best place to visit ...
We want hot (28-35 degrees), white sand beaches, slim chance of rain! Was thinking Cancun, Mexico but seems to be chance of rain - has anyone been there at that time or to Cuba in May? all other ...
First I hear that a Passport is not needed because Puerto Rico is part of the U.S.A. Then I hear that you do need it for security reasons... my passport is expired right now, and my friends are ...
You should run a search on a travel metasearch site so you can compare. You could check out sidestep.com which allows you to compare air from multiple travel sites and multiple airlines and view in a "comparison shopping" format. Once you find the flights you want, then you can book directly with the airline or with the hotel you select.
amanda12010
www.kayak.com hands down
BLING BLING
this is a good website, http://www.ytbtravel.com/travelingdestination good luck
Bugs Bunny
Go to http://www.sidestep.com/ppc/toolbar.jsp?tk=EOVASXXXXXXE0101718&OVRAW=sidestep&OVKEY=sidestep&OVMTC=standard They check all the other travel sites and sort out the best deals.
jordyc
My vote is Priceline, they have the best access to hotels and their system offers true bargains. Most other online systems are not as cheap as the airlines web sites. Delta, NW and US Air have great web sites. Continental's site was "trashed" by their management recently and should be avoided at all costs until they get it fixed in October. You will save money and get good hotels and rental cars if you learn the Priceline system. Airfares are good too.
For airline tickets, your cheapest option is going directly to the airlines. Booking online with them is cheaper than Expedia, Orbit, etc because they don't charge a booking fee. I have yet to travel anywhere on a cheaper fare than what the airlines can offer directly.
Travel agents are good if you are looking for airline/resort packages. I had good luck with cheapcaribbean.com the one time I used a travel agent. They got me a package at Couples Swept Away that included the most expensive $600/night suite and I only paid $350/night. Nobody even came close on thta one.
babbles
Try this site...it has quite a few well known companies so you can compare rates. www.iBtraveling.com
Green_Eyez:)
Cheap Carribean.com:) I get emails from them on all- inclusive deals..good luck and have a great vacation
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