Flying to Europe this winter may be cheaper than flying to Boston! As the tradition goes, fares to Europe from the U.S. are again very cheap. The only crazy thing is that you end up paying more in taxes and user fees than the actual fare.
There are so many deals out there. While airlines keep trying to reduce capacity, many seats are still going unfilled.
To add yet another incentive to travel, you don't have to stay in one city. The wide proliferation of discount carriers in Europe means that you can go to a second, third or even fourth city for less than a $100 per stop.
Hotels are also rolling the red carpet with "specials". For example some chains have 50% off or: "stay 2 nights get the third for free"....
With a euro that declined year over year versus the dollar, this may be too good to pass up.
www.premieretravel.com
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