AUSTRIAN:  Win A Trip To New York, Ibiza or Bangkok!!!

AUSTRIAN: Win A Trip To New York, Ibiza or Bangkok!!!

 

AUSTRIAN is running a fantastic contest to celebrate their ‘Tashcerl’ amenity kit that is available on Austrian long haul flights.   The contest is available through their Facebook website and is easy to enter.

Basically, AUSTRIAN’s Facebook visitors will enter the contest and vote for one of 3 destinations:  New York, Ibiza or Bangkok.   When the contest ends, a winner will be selected and will be awarded 2 Economy Class tickets to the destination that received the highest vote count.  If you are reading this in the USA, here is a hint – don’t vote for New York!  🙂   Vote for something far more exciting and exotic!

 

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Vote for your favorite destination, you may end up winning a trip to it! 🙂

 

In addition to the Grand Prize, 50 other winners will win an authentic Austrian Tascherl amenity kit.

The contest will run until April 13, 2014 with the winner being announced on April 16, 2014.

As far as participation rules are concerned, the contest is open to everyone EXCEPT those living in France or Italy.

 

 

LUFTHANSA:  $1500 Business Class Fare To EUROPE From Late June To Early August

LUFTHANSA: $1500 Business Class Fare To EUROPE From Late June To Early August

EDIT:  Initially I wrote about Business Fare deals only to Italy, but after looking at more options, other European destinations such as Paris and London have similar deals available!

EDIT 2:  This is not a Fare error situation.  The fares are valid as long as seats are available.

This certainly looks to be a fantastic but short term offer, but for the time being you can book BUSINESS CLASS travel on Lufthansa from the USA to several cities in EUROPE for only $1500 R/T.    This is about 25-30% of what the normal Business Class fare would be between the US and Italy.   It’s almost like getting Business Class for the price of economy!

When pricing like this happens, it may be very short lived so you may want to take advantage of the deals in the next few hours.   Looking at sample bookings, available is fairly wide open from late June through early August and a variety of cities in Europe seem to be eligible, including Paris, Rome, Venice, London and others.

Let me know if you have any luck taking advantage of some excellent pricing!  It looks like booking is also possible Swiss, Austrian, Brussels, United and Air Canada.

Looks like a 60 day advance ticket purchase is required as well as a Saturday or Sunday night stay.

H/T – Pat with a bunch of #’s!

 

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Star Alliance Route Announcements: March 24 – March 31

 

The last week resulted in a few announcements from 7 Star Alliance member airlines.   Nothing dramatic from anyone other than TAP announcing 2 new destinations for the summer and United temporarily suspending some of their Guam activity.

 

AIR CANADA (ROUGE):

Vancouver – Phoenix effective December 17 will begin 1x/day service.

 

ASIANA:

 Seoul Incheon – Hanoi effective May 15 will increase from 11x/week to 14x/week.

 Seoul Incheon – Sydney effective May 6 will be reduced from 1x/day to 5x/week.

EGYPTAIR:

 Cairo – Jakarta effective April 17 will begin 4x/week service.

 

TAP:

Lisbon – Asturias effective July 1 will begin 6x/week service.

Lisbon – St. Petersburg effective July 1 will begin 3x/week service.

 

THAI:

Bangkok – Brisbane effective August 1 will be reduced from 1x/day to 5x/week.

Bangkok – Manila effective March 30 will be reduced from 10x/week to 7x/week.

Bangkok – Perth effective March 30 will be reduced from 1x/day to 6x/week.

 

 TURKISH:

Istanbul – Ganja effective April 2 will increase from 3x/week to 6x/week.

 

UNITED:

Guam – Hiroshima effective between March 31 and July 19 is cancelled.

Guam — Niigata effective between March 29 and July 18 is cancelled.

Houston – Lagos effective May 5 will increase from 6x/week to 1x/day.

Newark – Binghamton effective June 5 will begin 3x/day service.

 

Previous Star Alliance Route Announcements

 

Courtesy:  www.AirlineRoute.net