Showing posts with label travel. Show all posts
Showing posts with label travel. Show all posts

Monday, January 10, 2011

Travel Themed Goodies

First of all I want to apologize for my absence and lame-o posting over the last few weeks. Between Christmas, my family's one week visit, finishing up my final semester at law school and moving out of New York (during one of the snowiest winters!) to Amsterdam, I've been a little busy. Now that I'm in Amsterdam, I will finally be able to get back to the business of blogging.

Right now, I am super jet-lagged and achy from moving huge suitcases across the Atlantic so I don't have the energy to do a wedding planning updates. Instead, I decided to do a travel-themed post. In honor of my move to Amsterdam, here is some fabulous travel themed wedding inspiration.


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Happy travels!

Saturday, October 23, 2010

Jetsetter Deal Alert!

Looks like I am not the only one with warmer weather on my mind. Today on 100 Layer Cake they have a opportunity to get a free $50 credit for signing up for Jetsetter! So if you haven't signed up yet, here's a great reason to do so!



Best part: You have until November 22 to sign up and the credit lasts a whole year!

Click here for more information and to sign up!

Monday, October 4, 2010

Ticket prices

The following charts show the lowest round trip price by departure date from relevant cities in the U.S to San Jose, Costa Rica, based on actual customer searches on Priceline.com. Prices found between 7-21 days prior to departure with a trip length of 2-10 days.

* Good news: End of May is a relatively cheap time to travel to Costa Rica.
* Bad news: These numbers are fairly meaningless. D and I travelled to CR last Jan for $242 rt which is clearly not indicated on the chart because we bought the tickets a two months in advance.


Los Angeles, California to San Jose, Costa Rica

Dallas, Texas to San Jose California


New York City to San Jose, California

I just thought these charts would be helpful for my guests to see so they have an idea of what to expect price wise. If you are one of the many guests who are not coming from one of these cities you can just set up a travel alert on Priceline (or any other discount ticket website) and get the same information.

Here are some other great resources for finding cheap flights:
* Travel Ticker
* Fare Compare
* Booking Buddy
* Bookit

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