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Special June fares for RTW tickets

Travel is, for many, a luxury. It’s one of the things that’s easy for many people to eliminate from their list of expenditures when they’re trying to cut back on spending – which is precisely what many people are trying to do right now as the economy continues to stutter slowly back to life. But for those of you who are considering a round-the-world trip, travel isn’t a luxury – it’s a lifestyle. What’s interesting right now is that some people who have found themselves out of work because of the economic downturn are changing their minds about travel as a luxury, thinking more about travel as a way of life instead.

The good news is that – no matter whether you started out in the “travel as a lifestyle” camp or are a recent convert – the travel bargains right now will make you smile.

We keep talking about the incredibly low prices we’re seeing, but it’d be silly for us to pretend that wasn’t still the biggest story for bargain-hunting travelers. And there are deals to be had no matter what kind of travel you’re doing, too, from a quick weekend getaway close to home to the typical American two-week vacation to the long-term trips people who read a blog about RTW travel are contemplating.

These are the May RTW ticket deals – these prices are good through June 30, 2009.

New York – Hong Kong – Dubai – London – New York from US$1399 (plus taxes)
San Francisco – Hong Kong – Bangkok – Bombay / Mumbai – Bangalore – Singapore – San Francisco from US$1549 (plus taxes)
Los Angeles – Papeete (Tahiti) – Auckland – Sydney – Saigon / Ho Chi Minh – Da Nang – Hanoi – Hong Kong – Los Angeles from US$2199 (plus taxes)

And what if none of those itineraries inspire you to drop everything and travel the world? No worries – if you play around with the RTW trip planner on BootsnAll enough, you’ll put together a custom itinerary that should do the trick. Be warned, that trip planner is seriously fun to play with. It’s addictive. Like travel.

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