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Special November fares for RTW tickets

If you’re one of those people who follows airfare trends, you know that there are high seasons and low seasons for just about every destination on earth. But did you know there are seasonal fluctuations with RTW tickets, too? Well, there are. They’re destination-dependant, just like any other ticket would be, but no matter where you’re planning to go it’s a great idea to look at what tickets cost right now - some of them are even good enough to make you contemplate a RTW trip even if you weren’t already. After all, when you can get cheap tickets - the most expensive part of your vacation budget - why wouldn’t you consider it?

To tempt you even more, right now there are a few excellent prices available through BootsnAll on low season RTW fares. For starters, the best offer on the special November deals list is under $1750 for a tour of the highlights of South America - that’s just an amazing deal, especially considering that you might pay that much for a round-trip ticket to Europe during the high season. And the third deal on offer this month is just $2499 and includes stops in Europe, Africa, and Asia. Check them all out, they’re quite something.

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

Miami - Rio de Janeiro - Buenos Aires - Santiago - Lima - Cusco - Quito - San Jose - Guatemala City - Miami from US$1749 (plus taxes)

Chicago - Tokyo - Bangkok - surface - Kuala Lumpur - Delhi - Vienna - surface - Paris - Chicago from US$1999 (plus taxes)

Los Angeles - London - Paris - Cape Town - surface - Johannesburg - Hong Kong - Beijing - Los Angeles from US$2499 (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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