Black Friday and Cyber Monday deals for travelers
Black Friday and Cyber Monday deals could be great opportunities to lock in sale prices for next year’s vacations. Whether it’s a safari to Africa or a getaway to Santa Barbara, you can shop around among the hotels, cruise lines, tour operators and others that are diving into the seasonal sale game. A tip: Check Twitter and Facebook for exclusive offers that are likely to hit this weekend. Here are some travel sales I think are worth a look.
Abercrombie & Kent: High-end travel outfitter A&K gives travelers more than a day to contemplate its sale on trips to Italy, India, Jordan, Kenya and more. Six Days of Holiday Savings takes up to 50% off selected winter itineraries. The sale begins 7 a.m. PST Monday and continues through 11 a.m. PST on Dec. 3. An example: A10-day trip to Kenya costs $4,330 per person on sale, down from $7,630. Abercrombie & Kent, (800) 554-7016
Omni Hotels & Resorts: The hotel chain kicks off its Holiday Treat sale Friday through Cyber Monday with rooms ranging from $79 to $119 a night for stays through Jan. 31. Hotels in Atlanta, Boston, Chicago, Dallas, New York, San Francisco and others are on the list. Check out Omni’s Facebook page for details on how to enter a free giveaway of 100 rooms. Omni Hotels & Resorts, (800) 843-6664
Liftopia: The ski lift-ticket discounter started its Black Friday/Cyber Monday sale early (last Monday) with discounts at more than 150 resorts in North America. Some examples in Southern California: regular adult lift tickets start at $32 at Mountain High in Wrightwood (usually $59) and $40.99 (usually $54) at Snow Valley in Running Springs. Liftopia
More Black Friday/Cyber Monday deals:
Southern California: Mission Inn’s annual light festival and holiday packages
U.S. and international destinations: Save $500 on Gate1 Travel package tours
U.S., Mexico and Canada: Shell Vacation Hospitality puts room rates at 23 hotels on sale
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