Chrimbo sale 2012

I see UC Gatwick to Las Vegas is now appearing in the current sale, £1,992 for travel between 1st Feb to 20 Mar.

So I see BA have now added in CW / F to the world sale. Though the CW fares don't appear to be that appealing, NYC in April, £2500 pre sale and £2128 in the sale. Not the best sale prices I've seen.

Interesting to see if VS add anymore USA UC sale fares to match.

International Hitman -

Great tip. Thank you very much for that. My £2800 U/C trip from Heathrow to Miami Is now £1800. Plus a couple of free flights to Amsterdam. (Which I've never been to)

Plan is:
Cheap one way flight to Ams. Spend 2/3 nights and have a little city break somewhere beautiful I'm sure. Catch my first flight to LHR then connecting flight to Miami. (After spending several hours in the lounge at T3.

Catch returning flight from Miami to LHR. Ask for bags NOT to be transferred over, Collect bags and go home back to Surrey, Result...

Well it does appear to be the first year in a long time that we've had no New Year sale in Upper. That's a good thing for VS, sadly not for us.

eugegall wrote

Code: Select allInternational Hitman -

Great tip. Thank you very much for that. My £2800 U/C trip from Heathrow to Miami Is now £1800. Plus a couple of free flights to Amsterdam. (Which I've never been to)

Plan is:
Cheap one way flight to Ams. Spend 2/3 nights and have a little city break somewhere beautiful I'm sure. Catch my first flight to LHR then connecting flight to Miami. (After spending several hours in the lounge at T3.

Catch returning flight from Miami to LHR. Ask for bags NOT to be transferred over, Collect bags and go home back to Surrey, Result...




Glad the tip worked for you --- I've gone this way several times, as you have added in a 2/3 day trip a further bonus, enjoy the whole experience and be good to see a TR on how it all went

John

Well it does appear to be the first year in a long time that we've had no New Year sale in Upper. That's a good thing for VS, sadly not for us.

Since VS seem typically to follow BA's lead, does this actually mean that BA's bookings are looking healthy?