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            Now it is mid of october , year end are around the corner.Thats mean  time for holiday are coming. So now is the best time to book your holiday travel.

           As the year end 2011 holiday travel season appear into view, to claim each  penny as possible of our holiday travel expenditures we can all rely on the airlines to try on . The prices are fluctuating on a few months back. But after the decreasing capacity, on the whole the airlines industries have found somewhat of a sweet spot of late, and are flying full seats and offering fairly stable pricing. The best part of this for travelers is that it is now a whole lot easier to plan and stick to a travel budget; and the worst is that there are very fewer loss leader and “fire sale” fare sales these days, and this will be especially true this holiday season.

          Several surveys from the past few years show that early to mid October is the best time to book your holiday travel, noting that in every year since 2006, prices have come down for this relatively brief window before starting to increase again into the peak holiday travel season. This is not a hard and fast rule, but if come across on something you like, you may want to book it, as things will not likely get better than they are right now. Book it now or you will regret.

           And one thing I want you to keep in mind are about the fees.You are likely be charged for almost everything you do from the moment you sit down at your computer to search for a fare until you get home — online booking fees, fees to speak to someone on the phone, fees to use your miles or points, fees to pick your seat, fees for every checked bag, fees for headphones, fees for foods, even fees for carry-on bags.

          For someone who seldom travel be prepared to pay some extra money on the hidden charges. On a $18 roundtrip fare could ended up costing to $156. So beware of the fees.

         And if you travel in a group or with your family search first for a single seat, most booking engines show the fare of the highest priced ticket  as when searching for multiple seats,— and in most cases charge you that price for all the tickets you purchase. Search instead on a single seat, and they will tell you the lowest available price on that flight you can get, so you can make a better informed purchase.