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Special August fares for RTW tickets

There’s nothing like turning to a new page on the calendar to remind me that time absolutely flies. It’s the ultimate cruel irony that as youngsters we get bored so easily, wishing we could just grow up more quickly - only to spend all our adult years wishing life would slow the heck down again! The good news is that as adults, we can actually take control of the throttle and pull back if we choose to - and a RTW trip is a great opportunity to learn to stop and smell the roses. Having international airline tickets in your hand may make your heart race, but if you play your cards right you could still relax and learn to travel more slowly once you’re on your way.

So, in an effort to help you take the reins and slow life down again, I bring you BootsnAll’s August RTW airfare deals. This month’s deals start in either New York or Los Angeles, and could get you either a tour of the highlights of South America; a continent-hopping itinerary from North America to South America to Africa; or a real RTW trek covering Asia, Africa, and Europe. And even the longest itinerary still comes in at under $3000.

Here are the August RTW ticket deals - these prices are good through August 31, 2008.

Los Angeles - Lima - Santiago - Buenos Aires - Sao Paulo - Los Angeles from US$1349 (plus taxes)

New York - Rio de Janeiro - Sao Paulo - Johannesburg - Dakar - New York from US$2249 (plus taxes)

New York - Beijing - Hong Kong - Singapore - Bangkok - Bombay / Mumbai - Nairobi - Cairo - Athens - Rome - Copenhagen - Berlin - London - New York from US$2999 (plus taxes)

And if these itineraries don’t tickle your fancy completely, that doesn’t mean you have to twiddle your thumbs until next month’s deals come out - start planning your own customized RTW trip in seconds and hit just the cities you want.

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