Air Fare Deals Make Travel Agents Unhappy

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Mr Lee
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Air fare deals make travel agents unhappyBut they are good news for ushttp://www.manilastandardtoday.com/?page=news2_may6_2009The promo offered very low fares such as $38 for Taipei, $58 for Hong Kong or Macau, $78 for Bangkok, Singapore or Saigon, $318 for Sydney or Melbourne, and $418 for Los Angeles, San Francisco, Las Vegas or Vancouver.

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Air fare deals make travel agents unhappyBut they are good news for ushttp://www.manilastandardtoday.com/?page=news2_may6_2009The promo offered very low fares such as $38 for Taipei, $58 for Hong Kong or Macau, $78 for Bangkok, Singapore or Saigon, $318 for Sydney or Melbourne, and $418 for Los Angeles, San Francisco, Las Vegas or Vancouver.
Does that price include all the taxes and fees? I've called on those before and found the actual amount you pay to be quite a bit higher. Also I fly from Phoenix and I have found adding that to the package often makes it higher than my agent. Lower prices are always worth checking out but a lot of the time you don't save as much as you think you will. :SugarwareZ-034: Edited by tom_shor
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Air fare deals make travel agents unhappyBut they are good news for ushttp://www.manilastandardtoday.com/?page=news2_may6_2009The promo offered very low fares such as $38 for Taipei, $58 for Hong Kong or Macau, $78 for Bangkok, Singapore or Saigon, $318 for Sydney or Melbourne, and $418 for Los Angeles, San Francisco, Las Vegas or Vancouver.
Does that price include all the taxes and fees? I've called on those before and found the actual amount you pay to be quite a bit higher. Also I fly from Phoenix and I have found adding that to the package often makes it higher than my agent. Lower prices are always worth checking out but a lot of the time you don't save as much as you think you will. :SugarwareZ-034:
Just a quick look on PAL website and it says plus taxes and charges,most flights had a minimum of 2 days stay and max of 8. The taxes add up much more than the fare price.Having said that there are some really good deals on some airlines which include the taxes and charges in the price,Cathay Pacific ,Singapore Airlines, Air Asia, to name a few.It pays to read the fare conditions well before you purchase. :th_need_vac:
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