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4-Star Milan, Italy Trip w/ Nonstop Emirates Flights from NYC for $449
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Travelzoo [travelzoo.com] has a deal on 4-Star Milan, Italy Trip w/ Nonstop Emirates Flights from NYC for $449.
This deal includes nonstop flights on Emirates Airline, 4 nights at a 4-star hotel in Milan's city-center, daily breakfast, taxes and fees.
Upgrade: For $250 more per person, make this a road trip through Tuscany with 5 nights in Montecatini, 1 night in Milan, car rental and Emirates flights
Depart on Jan. 8, 11, 15, 18, 22, 25, 29, 30; Feb. 8, 14, 27; March 1, 8, 20, 22 from NYC. Airfare can be added from any major U.S. gateway. Book by Oct 31.
This deal includes nonstop flights on Emirates Airline, 4 nights at a 4-star hotel in Milan's city-center, daily breakfast, taxes and fees.
Upgrade: For $250 more per person, make this a road trip through Tuscany with 5 nights in Montecatini, 1 night in Milan, car rental and Emirates flights
Depart on Jan. 8, 11, 15, 18, 22, 25, 29, 30; Feb. 8, 14, 27; March 1, 8, 20, 22 from NYC. Airfare can be added from any major U.S. gateway. Book by Oct 31.
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This is where the site links once I removed all the stuff blocking the deal
https://www.gate1travel
Also, like all other flight deals dealing the Air Emirates, you have to fly in/out of Newark and finding cheap/direct flights to that airport are few and far between.
Still a good price overall, even with the supplement for airfare. Flying from my home airport, this price basicly gave me a free rental car for the price I paid last year.
Whay would I want to go to Italy in the coldest months of the winter?
March 22 is spring break in some places and Easter week. Not a bad time to visit Italy's artistic towns. Not very crowded and avoid the summer heat.
Also, like all other flight deals dealing the Air Emirates, you have to fly in/out of Newark and finding cheap/direct flights to that airport are few and far between.
Still a good price overall, even with the supplement for airfare. Flying from my home airport, this price basicly gave me a free rental car for the price I paid last year.
I've always flown out of JFK when flying Emirates to Milan.
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Whay would I want to go to Italy in the coldest months of the winter?
Whay would I want to go to Italy in the coldest months of the winter?
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Sestriere?
http://www.nbcnews.com/id/9912884...c-resorts/
Sestriere is technically France, but on the western border of Italy. Get off the plane in Milan. Start traveling West via Torino and you'll pass through some of the best and most beautiful ski resorts, for any type of skiing you are into..
You were kidding, right?
Whay would I want to go to Italy in the coldest months of the winter?
Italy is small! If you reserve a hotel on the Southside of Milan, you can easily day trip to Montecatini and see the coast along the way. Plenty of scenic places to stop along the way!
Friendly warning: Traveling the Autostrada can be a liberating experience but Italy is finally enforcing their radar trap zones. These zones are easily identified in advance by large white signs with a picture of a policeman holding a radar gun. SLOW TO POSTED SPEED LIMIT! You won't get pulled over, you'll get a letter explaining you owe the Italian Authorities a STIFF FINE! Ignore it and it doubles..
That said, I've been seeing more and more inner city, random radar traps and forced stops by the Carabinieri. Make sure you have your U.S. driver's licenses and everyone has their passports in hand. They'll probably search the car so if you are unfortunate enough to get caught up in one of these random checks, relax.
Unfriendly Warning: The cops in Italy DO NOT have patience for people exercising their 1st Amendment right. Probably because THEY DON'T HAVE TO! You fall under Italian law. Stop when they tell you to stop. They are authorized to shoot you if you attempt to blow by and ignore their commands.
Not trying to scare anyone, that's just how things are over there now. Still, a very worthwhile deal!
Italy is small! If you reserve a hotel on the Southside of Milan, you can easily day trip to Montecatini and see the coast along the way. Plenty of scenic places to stop along the way!
Friendly warning: Traveling the Autostrada can be a liberating experience but Italy is finally enforcing their radar trap zones. These zones are easily identified in advance by large white signs with a picture of a policeman holding a radar gun. SLOW TO POSTED SPEED LIMIT! You won't get pulled over, you'll get a letter explaining you owe the Italian Authorities a STIFF FINE! Ignore it and it doubles..
That said, I've been seeing more and more inner city, random radar traps and forced stops by the Carabinieri. Make sure you have your U.S. driver's licenses and everyone has their passports in hand. They'll probably search the car so if you are unfortunate enough to get caught up in one of these random checks, relax.
Unfriendly Warning: The cops in Italy DO NOT have patience for people exercising their 1st Amendment right. Probably because THEY DON'T HAVE TO! You fall under Italian law. Stop when they tell you to stop. They are authorized to shoot you if you attempt to blow by and ignore their commands.
Not trying to scare anyone, that's just how things are over there now. Still, a very worthwhile deal!
Will they pull me over if I'm dressed like Mario and my boy Luigi is next to me?
Jokes aside - solid advice! Reps!