10-07-2003, 01:23 PM

I am looking to take a 4 day trip to Europe on Thanksgiving weekend. What are
the best sites for the cheapest air tickets. I am open to any and all
countries. Drop me an email.

Thanks.

10-07-2003, 01:33 PM

"SamBewka" <> wrote...
    > I am looking to take a 4 day trip to Europe on Thanksgiving weekend. What
are
    > the best sites for the cheapest air tickets. I am open to any and all
    > countries. Drop me an email.

1. Posting a question in a newsgroup means reading asnwers in the newsgroup
aswell.
2. People can guess, but there's no certainty on where you are in the world
(or where in the US you're travelling from).
3. When is Thanksgiving? :-S
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10-07-2003, 02:20 PM

pls try
www.opodo.fr

www.opodo.de

but every company has special tkts
KLM LUFTHANSA AIRFRANCE SWISS
some offer also a Europe Pass
only available for non europeans
"SamBewka" <> ha scritto nel messaggio
news:...
    > I am looking to take a 4 day trip to Europe on Thanksgiving weekend. What
are
    > the best sites for the cheapest air tickets. I am open to any and all
    > countries. Drop me an email.
    > Thanks.

10-07-2003, 04:34 PM

SamBewka <> wrote:
    > I am looking to take a 4 day trip to Europe on Thanksgiving weekend. What
    > are the best sites for the cheapest air tickets. I am open to any and all
    > countries. Drop me an email.

I just bought an IAD-AMS round trip for that period for $403 off Orbitz. How
cheap were you hoping for?

miguel

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10-07-2003, 08:50 PM

    >1. Posting a question in a newsgroup means reading asnwers in the newsgroup
    >aswell.

When exactly were you elected Queen of Newsgroup decorum?

    >2. People can guess, but there's no certainty on where you are in the world
    >(or where in the US you're travelling from).

I was looking for people's online ticket expertise. Where I am travelling from
makes no difference.

    >3. When is Thanksgiving? :-S

February 30th (jeez)

10-07-2003, 09:36 PM

"SamBewka" <> wrote in message news:...
    > >1. Posting a question in a newsgroup means reading asnwers in the newsgroup
    > >aswell.
    >
    > When exactly were you elected Queen of Newsgroup decorum?
    >
    > >2. People can guess, but there's no certainty on where you are in the world
    > >(or where in the US you're travelling from).
    >
    > I was looking for people's online ticket expertise. Where I am travelling from
    > makes no difference.

Of course it does. I was going to say, www.ryanair.co.uk with fares
from 2 pounds (plus tax) (but someone helped you out first).

Would thus have been any use to you?

Tim

    >
    >
    >
    > >3. When is Thanksgiving? :-S
    >
    > February 30th (jeez)

10-07-2003, 09:57 PM

In article <>,
(SamBewka) wrote:

    > >1. Posting a question in a newsgroup means reading asnwers in the
    > newsgroup
    > >aswell.
    >
    > When exactly were you elected Queen of Newsgroup decorum?

Thur was merely reporting standard practice.

    > >2. People can guess, but there's no certainty on where you are in the
    > world
    > >(or where in the US you're travelling from).
    >
    > I was looking for people's online ticket expertise. Where I am
    > travelling from
    > makes no difference.

It makes an awful lot of difference, unless you want to be directed to
airlines that don't serve the country you're starting from.

10-07-2003, 10:49 PM

On 07 Oct 2003, SamBewka wrote

-snip-

>> 3. When is Thanksgiving? :-S

> February 30th (jeez)

Intriguing: are you under the impression that only US readers join in
this group?

"Thanksgiving" is a quite meaningless term for anyone who doesn't live
in North America -- and even within North America, there are two dates
when "Thanksgiving" is celebrated.

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10-07-2003, 10:53 PM

(SamBewka) schreef:

>>3. When is Thanksgiving? :-S
>February 30th (jeez)

Somehow I doubt that. Why would you assume that someone from Europe
knows the date of an American holiday?

Groeten, Siebrand

10-08-2003, 05:32 AM

On 07 Oct 2003 19:50:21 GMT, (SamBewka) wrote:

    >>1. Posting a question in a newsgroup means reading asnwers in the newsgroup
    >>aswell.
    >When exactly were you elected Queen of Newsgroup decorum?

We all mostly side with him. His comment has been appropriate for
most of the history of Usenet.

    >>2. People can guess, but there's no certainty on where you are in the world
    >>(or where in the US you're travelling from).
    >I was looking for people's online ticket expertise. Where I am travelling from
    >makes no difference.

Are you Canadian? Australian? American? It can make a hell of a
difference.

    >>3. When is Thanksgiving? :-S
    >February 30th (jeez)

You posted a question to an international newsgroup and you
expect Germans or others to know when YOU celebrate Thanksgiving?
I assume you're an American since you seem so lame. In which case
Thanksgiving is the last Thursday of November and the airlines
aren't stupid enough to have low fares available over an American
holiday.

If you're Canadian and celebrate Thanksgiving in October it might
be a different story.

You definitely got yourself off on the wrong foot in this
newsgroup.

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