Description

Product Description

Cheaptickets: How to Find Really Cheap Airline Tickets is Emily Kim's gift to you.

Emily works in a corporate travel department finding inexpensive airline tickets for travelers in her company.

Finding very cheap tickets saves the company many thousands each month so Emily wrote this book as a guide for others in the department. Flight booking and finding cheap flights make for affordable purchases and can be found for all that follow strategies in this book.

You can purchase airline tickets from airline ticket consolidators at times for very cheap discount rates and save lots in travel costs; this book will tell you how and where. Affordable tickets are easy if you have the time to plan your trip and not have to buy last minute flights which are usually at the highest prices. Tickets on low cost airlines are great if you don't mind loosing convinces of selecting seating or paying for food and drinks.

Some of the strategies can be used to find cheap fares on international flights, but Emily try's to show the domestic traveler ways to save on travel including hotel costs and car rentals.

Just One successful flight booking, using these ideas, can save over 100 times the cost of this book; if you travel by air you cannot afford not to get you copy now!

Please enjoy Cheaptickets: How to Find Really Cheap Airline Tickets .

Review

I fly several times a year, and actually worked for an airline for a while, so I thought I knew a lot about airfare and finding good-priced tickets. I wasn't surprised when I read things in this book that I already knew -- although I was happy to see that the book had them right. However, I was pleasantly surprised to find things that I didn't know. I learned a few tips that I think will save me some money in the near future.

One thing I found particularly interesting was the information about how to find the lowest fares on travel websites. I don't want to give away too many details, so I'll just say that for years, I've apparently been looking at the wrong sites. The links to good sites and information about what verbiage to look for will help me a lot.

From the Author

AIRLINES DO HAVE DISCOUNTS and SPECIAL PRICING. but you have to know where to look and all that takes time.

Airlines change their rules and pricing structure constantly, so I try to keep up on what is active at any one time. I have tried to limit any fluff from the text and stick to just what is needed for the reader to get a price break. My newsletters fills in where timing to rewrite a new book will take too long.

Keeping up on airline changes was the biggest challenge as they try to squeeze every dollar out of the public and their operating costs. I have NOT added chapters on how to sign up for credit cards to get mileage, and it was difficult, but overall I think that if you are playing with your credit score just to get miles, you will be falling into a trap. If you want to try credit cards there are other books on Amazon that will tell you how, but be sure to read the fine print.

From the Inside Flap

Carry-On Changes

Surcharges on Peak Travel Days

The Cut-In-Line Charge

Frequent Flyer Fundamentals

Why Sign Up for a Frequent Flyer Program?

Smart Airfare Tactic #1 - Saving on Multiple Trips