Digging Up Cheap Overseas Fares

May 11th, 2007

The WSJ is good not only for keeping abreast of where the proverbial “puck” of business is located or headed, but also because it often has articles that can assist in your personal life … like saving money on airfares when you go on vacation.

Some of you will stay in China and travel after our course ends. Some of you will return to the US and then travel to Europe or South America.

See this September 16, 2006 WSJ article [subscription may be required] that I found while cleaning my desk today (stop by you will be amazed at how organized my office finally looks!):      Digging Up Cheap Overseas Fares

The article discusses how you can find and buy a cheap domestic ticket in another country (e.g., Asia, Europe, etc.) that does not show up on the usual internet search you might do here in the US.

Entry Filed under: China, Misc.

1 Comment Add your own

  • 1. Steve Rodger  |  May 16th, 2007 at 10:57 pm

    Knowing the right internet sites to find tickets is critical if you want to save a buck…
    Otherwise, if you’re still a student or teacher, I’d recommend looking into STA. While they don’t have an office in San Luis Obispo, they have locations all over California, and abroad, plus you can call for bookings. They can take advantage of student fares which provides for a heavy discount. Current student discounted Round trip tickets to Chinafrom LAX or SF are priced under $600…My advice: Take advantage of inexpensive air fares and travel while you’re still a student :)

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