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What are your favorite sites for finding great travel deals?

Which are the best sites for finding good deals on travel?

Do you use any of the sites on my Travel Deals page? If so, which are your preferred sites?

Any other sites you'd recommend ahead of the ones I picked?
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safiqulisl... safiqulisl...
 
July 19, 2009 06:51 AM
Yahoo travel

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girlieq300... girlieq300...
 
July 20, 2009 02:54 PM
We had great luck with Priceline when we went to Texas... We used the bidding feature. If there is nowhere specific you need to stay, it's great, because you pick your price and number of stars. They only allow you to search once, but there is a way around it by just changing your search criteria to other areas.. For example, if you are strictly looking for a 5* downtown, and you bid 60 dollars, normally that would be it. You can't vote 5* downtown for 70 dollars now. To get around this, just select another area, for example, when we did it, ONLY downtown had 5*s, so we just selected downtown + another area and it will let you try again. We ended up getting 550 dollar rooms for about 80 dollars a night in a 5* downtown. This was cheaper than a 2* we could find outside the city. I'm not sure if they have the same for flights, but it certainly is great for hotels.
If you are looking for a whole package, try http://www.flightcentre.com/ . I haven't used it personally, but a friend of mine uses it quite often for trips down south and gets great deals!

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philipy philipy
 
July 20, 2009 04:26 PM
Thanks for the comment there!

Better than the answer.

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joeymc23 joeymc23
 
September 28, 2009 07:18 AM
I travel all over the world and I use this site www.openseat.rovia.com and it's easy to use. Sign up to become preferred customer for free to get your booking fee's waived and concierge service for 30 minutes. When I book from them they let me call them 24/7 and ask whatever I need. If I'm lost, suggest a good place to eat, and ect.

They beat travelocity and expedia for the lowest price 7 out of 10 times. Check and let me know what you think?

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