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i need a holiday where do i start?

wutang2k (Competent) posted this on Wednesday, 11th February 2004, 22:08

i have this problem i have been told by many people that i need a break (a femur is the usual sugestion) but where do i start looking on this damn internet?

i was under the impression that Hols abroad where meant to be cheap... i wanna goto tennerife.. for 2 weeks in April.. cant find a damn thing..


any help would be great.,

RE: i need a holiday where do i start?

HD462 (Elite) posted this on Wednesday, 11th February 2004, 22:30

Here`s a few sites for starters:

http://www.teletextholidays.co.uk/

http://www.ebookers.com

http://www.expedia.co.uk




Mark. :)

This item was edited on Wednesday, 11th February 2004, 22:30

RE: i need a holiday where do i start?

bethyblue (Elite) posted this on Wednesday, 11th February 2004, 23:06

Also www.uk.mytravel.com have auctions and last minutes bargains "from" £1.

RE: i need a holiday where do i start?

elephant (Competent) posted this on Thursday, 12th February 2004, 01:14

Hello there,
After spending ages trawling through dozens of holiday sites a couple of years back I found the site mentioned below.Holidaysbyphone.com is the best holiday site by a mile in my opinion.I got 16 nights in Florida for £199 and 7 weeks in Portugal for about £300.This has hundreds of last minute deals.If you can`t find what u want on here u won`t find it anywhere....... ;)

RE: i need a holiday where do i start?

wutang2k (Competent) posted this on Thursday, 12th February 2004, 16:26

wow guys thanks so much for your guidence in what seems to be a jungle of Bulls*** holiday bargain sites.. ill get back to you with the results..

thanks.

RE: i need a holiday where do i start?

Neiliboy (Elite) posted this on Thursday, 12th February 2004, 17:08

The best one i found recently was good:

www.1callholidays.com

Its a really logically laid out site and is well cheap!

Neil

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