By Patrick Clarke, TravelPulse (TNS)
If it seems like the Black Friday and Cyber Monday sales start earlier and earlier every year it’s because they do.
Or at least it feels that way.
But that doesn’t mean these awesome discounts and special perks on travel are to be ignored. Timing is everything.
Sure, a flooded inbox can be a turnoff but don’t let a minor annoyance cost you big-time savings this holiday season.
Airlines, cruise lines, hotels and resorts, tour operators and other travel suppliers are already offering up notable deals on travel whether you’re looking for one last getaway in 2024 or lining up your dream vacation for the New Year.
In many cases, travelers will have to be patient and book during special Black Friday and Cyber Monday windows that start just ahead of Thanksgiving and wrap up in early December.
Black Friday is November 29 and Cyber Monday is December 2 but oftentimes these offers extend beyond these dates.
Nonetheless, having a plan could net you some major deals, including an additional $1,055 in resort credits at Bahia Principe Hotels & Resorts in the Caribbean and Mexico (November 21 to December 3), for example.
Airlines like Southwest are even extending their bookable flight schedules so that fast-acting travelers can book a getaway well in advance.
It’s true that some offers require travelers to leave home by the end of the year but there’s a sea of savings for those who want to have something to look forward to in 2025 while keeping their budget intact.
Working with an experienced travel adviser could score you even more special savings and perks, as these professionals have access to additional discounts and connections that will only enhance your trip while saving you headaches this holiday season.
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