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Website Review - TravelZoo

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TravelZoo is a U.S based company who's aim is to find and publish various travel deals. According to the company itself, TravelZoo has over 12 million subscribers and is the largest publisher of travel deals on the internet. More than 600 travel agents from around the world list their best offers with TravelZoo.

Upon arriving on the TravelZoo homepage, my first impression was that whilst the site looks quite professional, it is slightly confusingly laid out. After getting used to the layout I found a number of different ways to search for travel deals. There is a search box to find deals to or from a specific location as well as general listings of discount airfares, accommodation and vehicle rentals.

Of note is the "Top 20 Deals" section of the website. In order to get access to this weekly selection of TravelZoo's 20 most heavily discounted travel packages you need to sign up to an email list. However, it is well worth your while doing this as there are some truly amazing offers available from time to time.

Finally, I'd like to mention the "Last Minute Travel" section of the website. This area contains last minute tickets and package deals that are often very heavily discounted and is well worth a quick browse every now and again. Whilst some of the deals have only a very short amount of time left (i.e a few days) Some have nearly a month left but are still very competitively priced.

Overall, TravelZoo is a useful resource for anybody who is looking for cut price holiday packages or airfares.

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Tricks For Getting Cheap Airfares

2007-11-12T23:39:00.000-08:00

These days airfares seem more expensive than ever with fuel surcharges and inflation driving up the cost of the average plane ticket. However, air travel can still be affordable if you search high and low for the best deal. Today I'm here to show you some of my favorite tricks for getting cheap airfares. By following these simple "ticket buying tactics" you can save large amounts of money and make travel easier on the wallet.

Travel is usually based on "seasons" which are influenced by things such as school holidays. In the "high season" when lots of people are looking to travel (i.e. supply is low but demand is high) costs will go up. However, in the "low season" (when supply is high but demand is low) the cost of not only plane tickets but hotel rooms, rental cars and excursions decrease as well. Booking your flights in the low season for your particular destination is an easy way to save a large amount of money and is one of of the best tricks for getting cheap airfares.

Purchasing last minute tickets is another trick for getting cheap airfares. The amount of time before departure can often vary from a few days to a few minutes! Generally, the shorter the time left on the ticket the steeper the discount you will recieve. Search online ticket databases for these last minute airfares and with enough determination you should be able to find some great last minute ticket deals. Purchasing these short notice tickets is one of the best tricks for getting cheap airfares and is a relatively easy way to slash your traveling costs.

Another trick for getting cheap airfares is to look for airfare "wholesalers". These companies buy large quantities of plane tickets and therefore receive discounts from the air companies, these discounts are then passed onto you, the consumer. Search online for airfare wholesalers as there are a large number out there, some better than others.

By putting in the effort and taking action you can use the above tricks for getting cheap airfares to make your next holiday far far more affordable. Rather than pay full price for plane tickets like everybody else, follow these simple techniques to slash your travel bill by a good amount. Although it may seem like a frustrating experience at first, once you get your hands on some discounted tickets it will definitely be worth the effort.

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Top Travel Tips Introduction

2007-11-08T19:05:00.000-08:00

Welcome to Top Travel Tips. The intention of this blog is to provide information and advice on traveling such as how to cut down on the cost of airfares and how to have a good, relaxing flight.

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Sam Jackson