Booking Sites.

Lenny · 22-01-2002 11:27pm #1

Book you Holidays and flights online!

www.ryanair.com

www.aerlingus.ie

www.ebookers.ie

www.ebookers.com

www.travelselect.com

www.trailfinders.com

www.flybmi.com

www.travelocity.com

www.aerarannexpress.com

www.flightline.ie

www.farenet.ie

www.travelnow.com

www.bmibaby.com (UK)

www.gohop.com (same as www.atlas.ie )

www.tvtravelshop.com

www.buzzaway.com

www.euroceltic-airways.co.uk

www.skyroad.com

www.easyjet.com

www.expedia.co.uk(Your against STG)

www.travel4less.co.uk(your against STG)

Travel Insurance Companys

www.travelcover.net

Known Travel Agents

Visit this site it will give you a list of Irish tour operators

www.clubtravel.ie

www.worldtravel.ie

www.budgettravel.ie

www.intrepidtravel.com

www.cassidytravel.com

www.go4less.ie

www.hotels.com

www.expedia.co.uk

Also if its any help to you for flight times etc.

www.dublinairport.com

www.corkairport.com

www.shannonairport.com

Don't forget to check out the ibis webpage for affordable temporary accomadation throughout europe.

This is not advertisiment either,

Just helping out the people that are in need of sites for flights.Visit this site it will give you a list of Irish tour operators

Kali · 22-01-2002 11:34pm

http://www.flybmi.com/

handy alternative to go or ryanair for flights out of dublin.

Lenny · 22-01-2002 11:43pm

Thanks Kali

Post below if anyone else has one.

dmeehan · 04-02-2002 5:49pm

a twist on bmi -> bmibaby.com

some free flights up for grabs too

kayos · 13-02-2002 9:02am

Dont forget

http://www.travelocity.com

I have used them a good bit and never had any complaints

kayos

Mr Burns · 20-02-2002 9:53am

Never had much sucess with US based websites.

They always need a US credit card and a US mailing address really too much hassle.

If anyone here has used one sucessfully let me know.:)

Thanks

C.M. Burns

Neil3030 · 22-02-2002 1:06am

Don't forget to check out the ibis webpage for affordable temporary accomadation throughout europe. It also has links to other Accor hotels including Formula 1 etc.

NeRb666 · 11-03-2002 8:39pm

Originally posted by Mr Burns
Never had much sucess with US based websites.

They always need a US credit card and a US mailing address really too much hassle.

If anyone here has used one sucessfully let me know.:)

Thanks

C.M. Burns

www.travelnow.com

I booked a flight last Wednesday (NY to Detroit return for $122), received the tickets today (Monday) via FedEx...no problems at all.
They also phoned me just to confirm everything and say thanks and all that, which was nice

Expedia and Yahoo and all the well known places are useless to anyone outside the U.S.

I also got a return flight to NY for €378 (via London) on www.gohop.com (same as www.atlas.ie incidently).

Xterminator · 22-04-2002 1:26pm

I bought me hol from tv travelshop

there special offers are very chaep, but you have to fly froma british airport. I chose belfast, as its just a train away.

x

Jambo · 14-06-2002 2:26pm

buzzaway.com - part of klm I think
Euroceltic - waterford to london ltn
john cassidy travel - always cheap flights / deals

bucks73 · 11-07-2002 10:51am

Aer Arann Express now taking online bookings at
www.skyroad.com

Tazz T · 17-08-2002 1:37pm

Ryanair has a company advertising travel insurance on their site at rates that have to be seen to believed. Just got insured for two weeks in Europe - €13

Lenny · 18-08-2002 12:26am

Would they have a site, what sort of advertisment was it?
ie. TV, radio, paper?

PadraigL · 03-09-2002 3:39pm

For hotels around the world

www.discounthotelreservation.org

flyz · 18-09-2002 11:33am

Originally posted by PadraigL
For hotels around the world

www.discounthotelreservation.org

http://www.octopustravel.com/
Another hotel reservation site, a bit more pricey than that one though.
Still it's got good information on any country/city that you're travelling to.

Fidelis · 18-09-2002 12:23pm

Has anyone used or even heard of Travel4Less? It says that it's part of lastminute.com. I checked out a return flight to Los Angeles, direct from Dublin, and it looks as though it would only cost £250STG. That can't be right, can it?

bucks73 · 18-09-2002 2:35pm

Havent heard of that site but GBP250 is about EUR400 and Aer Lingus have a fare for EUR298 plus tax to LAX between November and March.

Bard · 24-11-2002 7:23pm

Originally posted by NeRb666

Expedia and Yahoo and all the well known places are useless to anyone outside the U.S.

Surely Expedia UK is useful to someone in the UK or Ireland...?

BuffyBot · 24-11-2002 7:52pm

I know it seems quite obvious, but www.hotels.com actually has some quite good prices. When I've booked they've normally been able to give me some good rates. Worth checking out sometime

carrotcake · 02-01-2003 4:36am

don't forget www.easyjet.com - belfast to amsterdam at _very_ good prices

Darth Henry · 31-01-2003 10:22am

A friend of mine is going to the US with go4less.ie (whoever they are)

Evil Phil · 11-02-2003 8:21pm

http://www.travellersweb.ws have left me stranded in fusking Lima, Peru. They confirmed my flight and then cancelled it on me. Stranded with credit card hassles.

I would recommend avoiding this company.

dmeehan · 02-04-2003 10:04am

For those of us based in Munster:
Fresh Aer & JetMagic

Fresh Aer fly from Dublin, Cork & Kerry, well they will if they ever get around to launching. JetMagic fly from Cork to Belfast, Brussels, Barcelona, Nice amongst others

decdelmur · 25-04-2003 10:21pm

If you are going to Spain you should take a look at www.SunHolidayRentals.com . It has a reasonable selection of properties on it that are at decent prices, a lot of them owned by Irish people.

Declan

bombidol · 28-06-2003 12:19pm

Be carefull with www.go4less.ie , i booked a flight with them and they mailed me a few days later telling me it was unavailable and the best price they could get me there for was over a grand , when it was only costing me 700 originally

wolfman · 22-07-2003 7:39pm

I use www.laterooms.com all the time for Ireland, Uk, Belgium and Paris. Excellent reductions, but they get better the later you leave it.

sci0x · 13-08-2003 10:56pm

The Online Travel Company - trips to exotic destinations such as Cuba and Dubai on offer at this site.

de breeze · 07-09-2003 11:32am

I've used www.hostelworld.com quite a few times for budget accommodation. Includes good info on destinations. Well worth a try.

Zaph · 08-09-2003 1:53am

I bought tickets from www.e-travel.ie recently and I have to say I was impressed at how quickly I had my tickets. I bought them on a Wednesday night and they were delivered on the following Friday morning. A couple of gripes though. They mainly issue electronic tickets, but where they issue paper ones you're charged EUR 5.00 for Swiftpost delivery, which I thought was a bit of a cheek. And cheap too, considering I'd just spent three and a half grand with them. The other thing that annoyed me a bit was that they charge EUR 12.50 per ticket up to a maximum of EUR 50 for administrative charges. I'm not sure exactly what this is, but a non-internet travel agent did the same last year because I paid by credit card. How else am I supposed to pay on the net?

boc3 · 13-09-2003 4:52pm

A Site I've seen advertised a bit recently is A Guest Of Ireland. It's mainly B&bs and Guesthouses throughout the country but has now added inernational hotels as well.

DundalkDuffman · 14-12-2003 8:14pm

For travel into Germany from Dublin, check out www.germanwings.com

And another new one for all cheap flights is www.skyscanner.net

whiteshadow · 14-01-2004 8:52am

www.steintravel.ie

is the largest irish owned tour operator.

package holidays and flights to sun holiday destinations.

BoB_BoT · 02-02-2004 5:21pm

found these guys about a year ago, but only after going through my old favorites I remembered them. OCT-IE. Found the exact same flight I was looking for €100 cheaper than travelnow, so now i'm happy

joseph brand · 29-02-2004 7:21pm

www.directconnection.co.uk

good choice of apartments and hotels for sun holidays

ROVER · 04-03-2004 11:39pm

Check out WWW.GERMANWINGS.COM for budget flights from Dublin
to Cologne/Bonn

D!ve^Bomb! · 14-03-2004 11:52am

expedia are useless,, i was booking a great package to rome just a few days ago, and when it came time to give credit card details, it said that they ONLY deliver tickets within the uk... so unless you know someone who lives in the uk who can forward your tickets then you're f****d.. its a shame as well, it was a great price,, but none the less, i booked another a different one yesterday, all be it a couple of hundred euro's extra

lucozade · 19-03-2004 3:10pm

openjet is quite good from Belfast

Skud · 29-06-2004 1:46am

found this when browsing tonight

http://www.airlinecodes.co.uk/selectedlinks.asp?select=a&count=1383

BuffyBot · 14-07-2004 10:36am

I'd recommend TravelAxe to anyone who is booking hotels. It's a great little piece of software which searches hotel rates from many different sources, and links to maps, hotel info etc.

You can download it at www.travelaxe.net

TwoShedsJackson · 14-07-2004 12:56pm

Originally posted by newband
expedia are useless,, i was booking a great package to rome just a few days ago, and when it came time to give credit card details, it said that they ONLY deliver tickets within the uk... so unless you know someone who lives in the uk who can forward your tickets then you're f****d.. its a shame as well, it was a great price,, but none the less, i booked another a different one yesterday, all be it a couple of hundred euro's extra

They accept international credit cards for hotel reservations now - I just booked a room for two for five nights in Barcelona in a four star hotel for €400, seems reasonable to me.

They still insist on a UK card for flights though, apparently it's IATA regulations to avoid fraud.

bbop · 23-07-2004 8:14pm

www.sayit.ie are good for round the world flights good prices

por · 10-08-2004 4:44pm

This is a site listing European Low Cost operators http://www.thebigproject.co.uk/budget/

Two booking sites listed on it are http://www.OpenJet.com and http://www.SkyScanner.net

I have not used any of them to book flights so if anyone has experiences, let everyone know.

Jekell · 12-10-2004 3:40pm

www.lastminute.ie

sanncoo · 12-10-2004 3:53pm

http://www.eujet.com/EN/

cajun_tiger · 13-10-2004 4:17pm

i hate ryanair,left me in england!!!!!!!!!!!!! had to sleep in silly little stinky airport

joseph brand · 15-01-2005 1:44am

For Sun holidays to Canary Islands and the like:

www.holidaysonline.ie

www.gohop.ie

www.toolintravel.ie

www.travelfinders.ie

jjoneill · 22-02-2005 2:35pm

anyone know of a site with cheap flight deals to hungary and back ?

mad m · 30-03-2005 9:49pm

Good package tickets when over in Usa to see the attractions in stated places.Thought they delivered outside US but you can purchase tickets at the parks also.Seems very good value.

Went looking for Disneyland tickets in California which was working out at around $400 just to see Disneyland but with the Citypass I and family can still goto Disneyland for 3 days and get to see other ones as well.

http://citypass.com

BuffyBot · 30-03-2005 10:55pm

A good site to check out any Hotels etc you may be staying in is www.tripadvisor.com

mathuna · 31-03-2005 9:35am

Someone mentioned hotels.com but there is another site called www.cheaperthanhotels.com which gives the same selection for better rates. I've used it too and they're fine.

Pinx · 31-03-2005 9:42am

www.CentralR.com is another hotel site

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