A week in the Algarve Only £74 pp Flights & accomadation

moneylover

wow, Budgetflyer, do you regularlydo trips? I have only just started to look at this board although a regular on this forum, I will be looking out for your posts as you certainly know how to pair costs down. It sounds too as though I should get a card that I can load money on to save the credit card fees with the cheap airlines.

And not just Budgetflyer, I am generally very impressed. My husband has just retired and I now work only half time so I will be looking out for cheap breaks - I dont mind where as long as its interesting and hopefully from Stanstead or Luton!

Thanks everyone!

Driver8

moneylover wrote: »

wow, Budgetflyer, do you regularlydo trips? I have only just started to look at this board although a regular on this forum, I will be looking out for your posts as you certainly know how to pair costs down. It sounds too as though I should get a card that I can load money on to save the credit card fees with the cheap airlines.

And not just Budgetflyer, I am generally very impressed. My husband has just retired and I now work only half time so I will be looking out for cheap breaks - I dont mind where as long as its interesting and hopefully from Stanstead or Luton!

Thanks everyone!

i wish i lived near Stanstead, i'd be off every week. The amount of cheap Ryanair flights from there is fantastic. Working 4 on 4 off givess you plenty of time to get off for a few days and cheap too.

I would suggest looking around the travel forum picking up tips and you will be going to places for next to nothing.

I have flown with Ryanair over 20 times in the past two year and i don't think i paid more than £20 return for any of the flights. Cheapest was £2 return to Krakow.

Get the right card to book with, keep your luggage down to what you can carry onboard with you as you won't need much for a few days away and you could be going off every week.

When booking rooms always use a cashback site.

moneylover

Driver8 wrote: »

Get the right card to book with, keep your luggage down to what you can carry onboard with you as you won't need much for a few days away and you could be going off every week.

When booking rooms always use a cashback site.

which is considered the best card to book with, need to get one pronto!

Driver8

moneylover wrote: »

which is considered the best card to book with, need to get one pronto!

I have a Fairfx card but you can go into Phones4u and get their Escape card for booking flights with http://www.phones4u.co.uk/escape-lebara.asp?intcid=Products_EscapeMastercard

There are some very knowledgable people on this forum as regards cheap travel.