LUFTHANSA Offering Attractive Fares To Berlin To Celebrate World Cup Victory!

LUFTHANSA Offering Attractive Fares To Berlin To Celebrate World Cup Victory!

 

To celebrate Germany’s victory at the World Cup Lufthansa is running a fare sale specifically to Berlin to mark the occasion.   The fare sale runs until August 7 and covers travel into January 2015.

Most fares from the East Coast range in the low $1000 range (Miami – Berlin for $1,119) and move into the $1300-$1400 range from the West Coast.    Chicago – Berlin is perhaps the most attractive at $1149 when you factor in distances, ease of hub access, etc.

 

Terms of the sale are as follows:

                  Departures must take place between August 24 and October 25, 2014.

Returns must take place between August 31, 2014 and January 25, 2015.

Tickets must be purchased 14 days prior to departure.

Minimum stay is 7 days.

Maximum stay is 3 months.

 

Keep in mind as you book your trip that flights can be operated by Lufthansa, Austrian, United, Swiss, Brussels or Air Canada.   Depending on the carrier who is operating your flight and the frequent flyer program that you credit your miles to, you may or may not earn miles for your trip.  If you have any questions about this, please ask and I’ll help you make sure that you maximize the miles you earn for the booking!

 

 

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LUFTHANSA:  USA Fare Sale Features Chicago-Budapest For $779

LUFTHANSA: USA Fare Sale Features Chicago-Budapest For $779

 

Lufthansa is running a bit of a fare sale for travel between the US and Europe that has a couple of attractive options.   The best being Chicago-Budapest for only $779.

In addition to the ORD-BUD deal, New York to Frankfurt can be had for only $939.   Otherwise fares from most USA gateways to a variety of European destinations fall into the $1300-1500 range.

The fare sale runs until July 10, 2014.   Departures must take place between August 24 and October 25, 2014 and return travel must take place between August 31, 2014 and January 25, 2015.   Tickets must be purchased 14 days ahead of departure and a minimum stay of 7 days is required.

Please keep in mind that flights for this fare sale may be operated by Air Canada, Austrian Airlines, Brussels Airlines, Lufthansa, SWISS or United.   I mention this because the miles you earn for your frequent flyer plans can vary greatly based on which airline is operating your flight.   With discount fares such as these, it’s not unusual to earn 50% of the miles travel or in some cases NO miles are earned.  Please check you program’s earning charts!

 

 


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SWISS Business Class Sale ex-Zurich To USA, Asia & Mid-East — 50%+ Off!

SWISS Business Class Sale ex-Zurich To USA, Asia & Mid-East — 50%+ Off!

SWISS is running an attractive Business Class sale for travel originating in Zurich to a variety of destinations in Asia, The Middle East and even South America!

During the promotion, fares are at least 50% off of their regular rates and in some cases near 60% off (Zurich – Sao Paulo).   The window for this sale is open until July 14. Departures must take place between July 1 and August 31 and return flights must take place by September 8.    A Saturday or Sunday night stay is required as part of the terms/conditions.

 

Example fares (All fares in Swiss CHF):

Bangkok :  2499.

Delhi: 2499.

Hong Kong 2499.

Beijing – 1999.

Johannesburg – 3499.

Sao Paulo – 2499.

Shanghai – 2499.

 

Considering the wonderful Business Class product offered by SWISS, fares like this are a great value and do not come up often, at least to this level of discount.    I assume these fares will be limited so take advantage of them as soon as possible!

There is also a bit of a sale to USA destinations with most fares ranging between 3200-3700CHF to most East Coast destinations and slightly higher to Chicago and the west coast.   Though decent, these fares are obviously not as attractive as fares to Asia and the Middle East.  Clicking on the link above, or banner below will take to the the home page for both fare sales.

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