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Aug 18 2008

Top 10 Sites for Cheap Travel Part 2

Published by kdgriffin at 10:16 pm under Air Travel, Auto, Cruises, Lodging Edit This

Welcome to our second set of great site for cheap travel. Lets jump right on.

#4
Europe Through the Back Door

I love Rick Steve. I mean I really love him. This European travel guru has created a series of books and videos that provide you with every possible tip, trick and hint for your European itinerary. His website is awesome place to chat with other travelers and glean many of the book’s suggestions. I’ve used this site for my European trips and it has never steered me wrong. As a result of it’s advice, I’ve stayed at some of the most comfortable and budget friendly hotels, B &B’s and hostels in Europe.

#5
Last Minute Travel

Every cheap travel addict knows that last minute deals are often the best deals around. Last Minute Travel is one of the leaders at providing great travel at great prices. To take advantage of some offers you’ll need need a lot of flexibility but there are lots of deals that give you months to make plans. Even if you can’t fly off on a whim it’s still nice to lust after all the places you could travel to.

#6
Travel Zoo

On the surface, Travel Zoo looks like your average reliable travel website. It is but drill down to the Travel Zoo 20 and you’ll find a bevy of steals and deals. Every week the Travel Zoo team evaluates the best deals on the internet so you don’t have to. Right now I’m lusting after the Omni $89-per-night special that includes FREE breakfast. It lasts until December which means it’ll still be effective for Blog Her.

Check out yesterday’s post for budget friendly sites 1-3. Tomorrow we round out the list.

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