April 28, 2008
Which parts of the travel industry are hurting most?
The Wall Street Journal says that the gloomy economic conditions are leading to shorter, less expensive vacations this summer.
I wish that meant sales, but thanks to gas prices airlines are expected to begin charging more.
There are some discounts to be had on European hotels:
WorldHotels, a company that does sales and marketing for more than 50 hotels in Europe, including properties such as Hotel California Paris Champs-Elysées and the Lindner Hotel in Berlin, have announced that U.S. passport holders can book rooms at a one-to-one euro-dollar exchange rate, which will save travelers at least 40%.I went to the WorldHotels site - I didn't see anything about the special and the prices do reflect that the hotels listed there are 4 or 5 stars. I do hope to find a cheap, but nice place to stay for my trip to Amsterdam.
Cruise lines are actually doing well - possibly from new customers who are scrapping European vacations.
Posted by James Trotta at April 28, 2008 11:34 PM | TrackBack
In the Top Travel Deals, I click on Nationwide Flight Deals and get a note that the website cannot be found.
Posted by: J K Conlon at May 3, 2008 2:51 AM