Hyatt offers an extra night when you stay at one of its participating resorts this summer. Destinations include the Caribbean, Mexico, Hawaii, Florida, Arizona, and California.

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Book your summer vacation now and get a free night at 19 participating resorts. Minimum night requirements and restrictions vary by property and availability. Request the “Sunshine on Sale” promotion when booking your stay.

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Delta’s latest sale features flights to Latin America from Atlanta. Fares start at $238 round-trip for travel through late June.

Before booking, compare fares from several airlines to ensure you find the best deal for your route.

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Continental’s latest deal features flights to the Caribbean and Latin America. Fares start at $328 round-trip, and destinations include Bermuda, Costa Rica, and Mexico.

Since Continental does not list travel dates for this offer, you should compare the sale fares with those from other airlines for your specific dates to find out if they are competitive for your route.

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Continental’s latest deal features flights to the Caribbean and Latin America. Fares start at $328 round-trip, and destinations include Bermuda, Costa Rica, and Mexico.

Since Continental does not list travel dates for this offer, you should compare the sale fares with those from other airlines for your specific dates to find out if they are competitive for your route.

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Flights to Mexico and Nicaragua are on sale from Delta. Fares start at $398 round-trip for Atlanta departures.

Delta’s sale fares may be competitive for your route, but you should compare fares before booking to be sure.

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In addition to its Caribbean and Mexico sale, USA3000 is also offering Florida sale fares from $49 one-way and $98 round-trip. Cities include Ft. Lauderdale, Ft. Myers, and Sarasota.

The best deals among the routes I checked were for travel on the Philadelphia/Ft. Lauderdale and Cleveland/Sarasota routes, although the former was matched by AirTran and Northwest. USA3000′s everyday prices topped its sale prices for the remaining three routes. Before you book, compare USA3000′s sale fares with its regular prices. Hint: check the “Flexible Traveler” box in USA3000′s booking form to find the cheapest fares by month.

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Asda, part of the Walmart group, is offering an UK online travel booking service I'm not sure what has motivated Asda to join an overcrowded, very competitive market. They must believe that their brand, well known for low prices, will make them stand out from the pack and encourage their loyal customers to use the Asda travel site to search for and book their travel. I know a lot of travel purchase is based predominatly on price. I was amazed to read that Asda launched the travel site in late 2006. Although I shop at Asda a couple of times a month and work in the travel industry I wasn't aware of the travel site. The travel was viewed as a logical progression from Asda's financial services such as travel insurance and currency facilities. I've had a look at the Asda travel site and I rate it highly for lay out, ease of navigation, clear information and lack of advertising. I did a search for a holiday to Mexico city departing from Edinburgh 11- 18 May 2008 and the site quickly came up with KLM flights via Schipol and a wide choice of hotels. There were links to destination guides in the right margin were I found an overview and information such as restaurants and tours with a fair amount of useful information containing links. I also checked if the price of £112 displayed for a 2 night short break to Pisa, departing from London on 21 April 2008, in the city breaks section, existed in reality. The lowest price I could find was £117 per person, only £5 more but that was staying at a 4 star hotel with continental breakfast. I can't comment on how the Asda Travel prices compare with other supplies but the site is very user friendly. Have you used the Asda travel site to book travel?
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Spirit is offering “Early Bird” sale fares for domestic and international travel. Fares start at $78 round-trip, and cities include Ft. Lauderdale, Myrtle Beach, Cancun, and Santo Domingo.

If you prefer to plan ahead, Spirit’s deal is worth a look. Spirit’s domestic fares were the best available for two of the three routes I compared, but US Airways beat Spirit’s price for the Boston/Myrtle Beach route. As always, you should compare Spirit’s fares from those of its competitors before you book.

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If you book your Princess cruise through Expedia, you’ll get extra value from your purchase. In addition to low rates, you’ll receive free shipboard credit, a complimentary bottle of wine, and/or a photo voucher.

The deal

When I checked, sample per-person prices for 2008 sailings included:

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Members of Spirit’s $9 Fare Club can take advantage of new $16 round-trip fares. Destinations include Cancun, St. Thomas, Ft. Lauderdale, and New York.

Spirit’s sale ends on Wednesday, so you’ll have to act quickly to access the cheapest prices and best availability. Non-members can book fares at higher prices, starting at $56 round-trip.

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