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The Daily Blog–with Daily Deals

11th February
2008
written by scott

 

Our new “blog” format allows us to update travel deals and specials as they happen. Thanks for your comments! Of course, we still send out the weekly email newsletter–there’s a “subscribe” box over in the right-hand margin. Just enter your email address. 

 

Watch the website for new deals as they appear! That includes fare specials, cruise deals, early-season bargains and more! 

 

Oh, have you seen the new Seattle TourSaver? It’s hot. It’s happenin’. And it’s loaded with deals on attractions, activities and accommodations in Seattle, the San Juan Islands and Victoria, BC! Here are some of our favorites:

 

a. 2-for-1 Cooking and dining experience with Diane’s Market Kitchen

b. 2-for-1 Wine tasting at Taste of Washington

c. 2-for-1 Victoria Clipper from Seattle to Victoria

d. 2-for-1 Flightseeing tour with Kenmore Air

e. 2-for-1 Argosy Cruises at Seattle’s waterfront

f.  2-for-1 accommodations in Victoria, BC

g. 2-for-1 accommodations in downtown Seattle

h. 2-for-1 accommodations in Redmond, Cle Elum and Poulsbo

i.  2-for-1 admission to Museum of Flight, Museum of Glass, Burke Museum and more!

….plus LOTS MORE! sts-cover-350p.jpg

 

The Seattle TourSaver offers travelers $3,000 in travel savings. Everything is 2-for-1 or free. The cost? Normally the book costs $79.95. Now, it’s on sale if you purchase before Feb. 15: Just $59.95.

 

It’s the perfect Valentine’s Day present for your sweetie!  

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1 Comment

  1. sami graham
    20/07/2008

    Scott,
    Since you are my travel guru and I read your Anchorage Daily News column religiously, I took your advice and flew Condor to Frankfurt for the first leg of an Italian vacation. Oops. What a nightmare! (to put it mildly) The Condor flight departing on May 24 actually departed on May 26th. The passengers were called back to the airport 3 times, asked to check in and wait, then told 3 times that the plane “was broke.” Condor had no customer service in Alaska, no mechanics in Alaska, no pane parts in Alaska and not even a phone number to call. We had to call Germany…for a fee. Passengers missed cruises, connections, weddings, etc.
    Once we got to Frankfurt, my son, who was heading to West Point later in the month and was on a schedule) and I had to buy expensive on the spot, day of tickets to get to Italy. We have contacted Condor for expenses incurred: canceled but charged hotel reservations, missed flights and inconvenience fees that the European Community regulations say we are entitled to. We have only received acknowledgment that they did in fact receive our e mail.
    I noticed that you plugged Condor in your July 20 article. Beware! I bet not one person on the may 24-26 Condor flight will ever fly Condor again. I know I won’t. It cost us waaaaay more than any other flight, plus two days of our life and it took the joy out of our Italian vacation.

    Respectfully reading your column,

    Sami Graham

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