$358 R/T to Moscow
Maybe the sky is falling and we’re on the edge of a fiscal cliff, but airfare prices are plummeting, too. They’re falling so low, it makes me, world traveler who likes to stay home once in a while, want to plan a trip… so as not to miss out!
I receive travel alerts in my inbox all the time, and this one is hotter than hot: $358 roundtrip, Washington, DC – Moscow – Washington, DC. That makes even us non-state, nation’s capital, inside-the-Beltway, taxation-without-representation folks take notice. Read my lips: roundtrip, all taxes and fees paid. Travel dates are January through April 2013.
Keep in mind that I have no connection whatsoever with this 
company, and they don’t know that I exist, other than I, along with you, might want to take advantage of their cheap flights that are anywhere from one-half to one-quarter of what this kind of airfare usually costs. Check it out at Fly.com. I hope they’re not sold-out overnight.
For our family of six that would be $2148, the normal cost of a couple of airline tickets! Amazing. Why, oh why, do these deals only come when you have no. plans. whatsoever. to travel to that part of the world???
Maybe it’s a sign. Maybe we should travel.
Hmmm… then there are hotels, and meals, and transportation. Nothing that pitching a pup tent or two in Red Square, Ramen noodles, and the Moscow subway can’t solve.
As they say in Russian, “Pah’dyom!” (Let’s go!)
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How much for a one-way? ;o}
Now, now, AP, don’t get me started–!
What a tremendous price! I feel the same way, it would be awful to pass up such a deal! Where were these prices when we were adopting? I’m going to pass the word along, thank you.
Lol… maybe if we all plan a 3-D group trip, we can get the price even lower-!?