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Australian airline Virgin Blue have announced they will commence an Airpass covering Australia and New Zealand from September 2008.

The Virgin Blue Airpass will be available year-round, with no season restrictions and no change fees. The pass is only available for international guests visiting Australia (sorry Aussies).

Highlights of the pass includes:
- Choose from 53 routes across Australia and New Zealand.
- Airpass is valid for 12 months.
- Select a minimum of three flights from any of the 4 Zones. That is, three flight sectors may be selected from within the one Fly Zone, or they may be selected from more than one Fly Zone.

The pass will be available via www.virginblueairpass.com

Labels: australia, travel-advice, virgin-blue

Posted by James Clark - editor of itravelnet.com
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Most people may never consider visiting Iceland as it is seemingly so out of the way. What many people may not know though is that it's possible to visit Iceland as a stopover trip if you are flying between North America and Europe.



Booking Flights To Iceland

Flights deals from to Reykjavik often turn up on flight finders like Kayak and Lastminute.com.

Another way to find Iceland flight deals is to subscribe to the newsletters of Icelandair and Iceland Express.

Icelandair is the flag carrier airline of Iceland that serves destinations in North America and Europe. Their website provides details on stopping over in Reykjavik enroute to your destination.

Iceland Express is a low cost airline from Iceland that flies to destinations in Europe. You could therefore book a do-it-yourself fare where you fly from the USA or Canada to Reykjavik with Icelandair, then fly from Reykjavik onto Europe with Iceland Express.

Labels: airfares, iceland, travel-advice

Posted by James Clark - editor of itravelnet.com
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