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Ryanair or other "Tripfinder"?

Dionysus · 2011-04-09 09:27:49

Many of you are probably aware of the very useful 'Tripfinder' function on the Aer Lingus website here. It allows you to put in the dates you want to travel and your budget. It then searches all fares on the website to see which destinations fit it. The Ryanair website is awful to navigate (although it's Route Map is…

09-04-2011 9:27am

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Many of you are probably aware of the very useful 'Tripfinder' function on the Aer Lingus website here. It allows you to put in the dates you want to travel and your budget. It then searches all fares on the website to see which destinations fit it.

The Ryanair website is awful to navigate (although it's Route Map is superb) but I can't see a similar 'Tripfinder' function there. Do they have one? Or is there any other website where I could put in my dates and departure city and it will throw up destinations within that timeframe all over the place?

Thanks.

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#2 09-04-2011 4:29pm

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Maybe skyscanner.net.

Put ''everywhere'' as your arrival destination.

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