I’m Europe crazy! I’ve just grabbed a couple of air ticket to London, again! They are for traveling in June next year 2011!
Good news for those who haven’t been to London and are looking for cheap air fares to Europe next Summer! (Not this Summer, it’s ending soon…) AirAsia X is releasing its extraordinary low fare tickets starting from today to destinations such as London, Melbourne, Tianjin, New Delhi, Seoul and more! This sales will last for only 3 days until19th August 2010!
For traveling both ways from LCCT to New Delhi and Mumbai during 1st April – 11th August 2011, you need to pay absolutely nothing for the ticket. What you need to pay is only RM 207.00 for both the airport taxes of LCCT and New Delhi.
For traveling both ways from LCCT to Australia Melbourne during the same period, you need to pay only RM750.00 for the all-in fares!
For traveling both ways from LCCT to London during the same period, the all-in fares is only RM1,500.00!
Exciting, isn’t it? If you happen to be in Malaysia next Summer and wish to travel to those AirAsiaX destinations from here, log on their website now to grab extraordinary low fares! I’m not promoting for them here. I’m just an advocate of budget travel!
I’ve just travelled to London and Western Europe Last May and I’ve bought these low fare tickets to travel to Eastern Europe next Summer! I’ve saved over one thousand in flight tickets alone. This gives me extra budget to spend on my accommodations and other transportation in EU!
I’ve just had my first confirmed travel plan for Year 2011! I will have my second chance to shoot more photos in Eastern Europe and bet June would be a better month with more sunlight if compared to my last Europe travel in May. 
I would have better coverage on my travelogue in Europe by then, though I’ve still haven’t even completed my travel stories on my first destination of my recent Western Europe travel… – Travel Feeder, your ultimate travel photo blog
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Great news for budget travelers! Visit Air Asia website today to grab another round of nearly zero airfare today! Yes. No kidding. Following the last round of zero fare promotion on last 18th May 2010, Air Asia is pushing out a subsequent air ticket sale started from today until this Sunday (10th August – 15th August 2010).
Instead of giving away Free tickets, they are charging a minimal price of RM1.00++ per ticket per trip this time round!
The actual flying time for the promotional tickets would be next year between 1st April to 11th August 2011. Again.
Bear in mind that the RM1 airfares is still subject to seats availability and the flight popularity. Once the allocated RM1 seats are taken up for certain flight, the airfares would be jacked up in stages. This is common practice for most of the budget airlines of this world. The thing is, how many seats allocated for RM1 fare are unknown to me. 
The sad news for me, there aren’t any Air Asia X flights included in this promotion. As my next year travel plan during that period is traveling to either Australia or Eastern Europe, which are both operated by Air Asia X! I have to watch out again for the next round of promotion then…
For those who are planning to travel to all other destinations operated by Air Asia, visit their website now! Don’t wait until weekend as most of the RM1 seats would definitely be taken up! As you know me by now, I love to travel overseas with AirAsia. They are cheapest, most transparent and flexible. If you’re thinking of to travel to places that I flew with Air Asia, such as Phuket, Bali or London, check them out now! – Travel Feeder, your ultimate travel photo blog
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Guest Post by Cherrye Moore
Seeing London in one day? Impossible! Or is it?
Just last week I traveled from my expat home in southern Italy to London with my nine year old nephew and although we were technically there for three days, I only had one day to show him the sights.
So I did what any self-proclaimed travel-savvy expert would do … I looked to other experts. I researched one-day itineraries, perused London blogs and read up on which sights would most appeal to a nine year old heart. And we had a blast.
Here are five things you can do in London in one day…
- See Big Ben and Parliament – When many people travel to London, they picture themselves in a post-card perfect picture posing in front of Big Ben and Parliament. I know of everything on our to-do list, my nephew was most interested in seeing these famous landmarks and after a quick stop at Westminster Abbey and a stroll along the Thames, Seeing Big Ben and Parliament was checked off the list.
- Ride the London Eye – From there, the capsules of the London Eye guided us down the Thames and beckoned us to take a ride. If you are sure you will ride the London Eye, then purchasing advanced tickets, along with a discount pass into one of London’s other attractions, is a good idea. I wasn’t sure the nine year old would go for it once he saw the sight, with its 443 feet of Ferris wheel glory. He went for it, though-and that was one more thing we’d proudly accomplished in our day in London.
- Chill Out with Fish and Chips – When photo ops and Ferris wheel-riding get you down, it’s time to refuel on fish and chips. We had friends who were also in London for the day, so we met them at Dickens’ famous, although overly-touristy, I’ve been told, Red Lion Pub, located off of Pall Mall and St. James. We had a lengthy lunch, recounted the morning’s events and planned our afternoon tour of England’s capital.
- Mind the Gap – Little boys love trains and kids from Texas-who aren’t accustomed to riding subways, need to Mind the Gap a few times when they are in London. We rode the underground several times-and even took the train to our hotel in East Croydon. While many people might consider this a means of transportation-using the underground to get around was an added attraction to our one day in London.
- Cruise the Thames – After lunch, we took the underground to the Tower of London, walked across the Tower Bridge, and then took a leisurely Thames River cruise back to Big Ben and Parliament. The trip cost just £8.00 for both of us, lasted about 25 minutes and featured a charming tour guide who offered detailed history and cute commentary on the passing sites.
What would you do if you had just one day in London?
Cherrye Moore is an American freelance writer and Calabria tour consultant living in southern Italy. She writes about travel for MNUI Travel Insurance and about living and traveling in Calabria on her site, My Bella Vita.
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