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February 02, 2009
JetBlue Launches $94 flights each way between Orlando & Bogota
Colombia is becoming a hot destination in South America as the country grows safer and news about the beauty of cities such as Cartagena spreads.
Along comes JetBlue with a new route that's offers daily, non-stop service between Orlando and Colombia's capital city of Bogota. The airline is advertising a $49 fare each way if you book by Feb. 18, though with taxes and fees added, that one-way fare is closer to $94. It's still a steal, but book now as seats are limited.
Note: I just checked a sample fare for travel to Colombia on March 12 with a March 18 return and had no difficult obtaining the sale fare. I priced the same dates for a NYC/JFK-Orlando-Bogota round trip and came up with a fare of $414. If you take the new flight to Bogota, let me know how the trip was by clicking on "COMMENTS" below, won't you?
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It's nice to see that Columbia has gotten safer. I'm friends with a 1st Gen American Columbian who traveled to Columbia many time but was mentioning how unsafe it was with kidnappings about 6 years ago.
Posted by: iconjohn | Feb 5, 2009 7:23:36 AM
I've been thinking about travelling to South America but wasn't sure where to go given various safety issues but I'm glad things are improving as tourism income is surely going to be a huge boost to the countries in that region.
Posted by: Flights To Alicante | Feb 12, 2009 8:41:23 AM
