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From Miami? JetBlue as long as you're not flying peak routes.

Booking.com has always been my friend

Not focused only on travel, but Atrápalo has a bit of last minute everything.

Si tu veux rester en France, je te conseille Châteauneuf-les-Bains, c’est vraiment un petit bijou niché au cœur de l’Auvergne, parfait si tu cherches un séjour relax et nature. Il y a des sources thermales naturelles, une rivière magnifique pour se balader ou faire du canoë, et une vraie ambiance paisible.

À l’étranger, ce qui m’a le plus fait kiffer, c’est Skopje, en Macédoine du Nord. Le centre-ville est un mélange assez fou d’architecture antique revisitée, de statues géantes, et de ponts illuminés. Tu peux te perdre dans le marché ottoman, hyper vivant, et faire une escapade au canyon Matka à 30 minutes eaux turquoises, monastères perchés, petite rando ou kayak... Et tout ça pour un budget super raisonnable.

Y a encore moyen de faire de vrais bonnes affaires en "last minute" ? J ai l'impression que c est devenu un buzzword marketing

Je te proposerais la Croatie, j’ai fait un voyage itinérant là-bas. C’est mon ex qui avait choisi la destination. J’avais réservé les Airbnb. Il y a de beaux paysages comme les chutes de Plivitche et les îles le long de la côte avec la mer couleur turquoise. Les gens étaient très accueillants.

Le problème c’est qu’ils ne parlent pas anglais partout. Mon ex savait bien communiquer avec les gestes alors on a réussi à se débrouiller comme ça.

On a fait un saut à Mostar en Bosnie et un autre dans les bouches de Kotor en Macédoine.

J’en garde un excellent souvenir.

For all questions related to tourism try r/Francetourisme

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Google Flights laisse la possibilité de laisser le champ "destination" vide lorsqu'on fait une recherche de vols à des dates données. Apparaît alors une carte avec le prix de chaque destination. On peut filtrer: avec/sans escale, notamment

We love Scott's cheap flights. Almost all the stuff they post is from great Airlines and completely searchable. They have local and domestic and even business and first class deals. Feel free to use my link if you want no worries if you don't. I think you get a month free and I do too but no worries. Have a great time wherever you go. Our motto is live small so we can live big. We travel everywhere! https://joinscotts.com/c7aeqgrm

I like Momondo’s explore feature better than Google Flights because they will literally show you every. single. possible. destination from your airport if you go by map view, which I prefer to the list anyway.

For all sorts of transportation stuff I like Rome2Rio.com

Google flights

>a site that listed all the places we could fly to from our home airport would be incredibly useful!

Google Flights, Skyscanner, in fact most of the flight search engines.

Skyskanner allows “ anywhere “ in search

I’d look into signing up for “Scott’s cheap flights” for the future. I think it’s an email list, and whoever runs it sends out super cheap flights, flights posted by mistake (like half off, or $100 round trips instead of $1,000 that then have to be honored, etc).

My buddies and I have found round trips to a few destinations for dirt cheap. Great for impulse buying flights.

Try google, add dates and origin and click explore (leave destination empty).

And there’s always the map view for Google Flights.

The best imo

Mighty Travels works well for finding good last-minute flight deals without requiring a specific destination. Give it a try!

Last second flights are almost invariably the most expensive. Good luck.

This is asked a lot, and it isn't a thing. It almost always way more expensive to book things last minute.

>I’m talking like the scene from a movie where you decide to go to the airport with your bags packed last minute.

It's the movies, not real life. In movies people always find a convenient parking spot right in front of the place they're going to.

Do a search. This gets asked all the time.

That is not a thing.

My professor at school has used travelzoo at length and tells us abt his trips. Can’t speak for it personally. Others will suggest Skyscanner.

Secret flying. They have an app and website. Choose your airport and go from there.

Edit: this is mostly flights only.

It would help if you said where you've retired to as obviously there are region and location specific sites/services. For e.g. I have had a lot of success with https://jacksflightclub.com/

This is a nice site if you're flexible. Timeshare owners renting out their properties 45 days or less into the future. Maximum rental rate is $800/week or $115/day. Often less.

You'll need to register to respond to listings, but there's no fee to do so.

https://tugbbs.com/forums/forums/timeshare-rentals-offered.45/

Tripmasters. Let’s you customize your vacation and has very reasonable prices. I’ve booked my trips to Italy, Switzerland, Germany and Budapest with them. Very easy to use.

Scott’s Cheap Flights for flight deals and mistake fares, which apparently still happen once in a while.

Sign up to the newsletters of different travel agencies. If you are too lazy just use Travelletters.com.

I've found great deals with www.travelzoo.com over the years. I subscribe to their mailing list and get notified of sweet deals often.

You don't.

Go read on r/travel about everyone who found a "deal" and how it worked out for them.

Book direct. Always. Being cheap is not a travel hack.

I'm biased being the developer of usecheep.com The trick is being flexible on dates and places to score a great travel deal.

TravelZoo still exists. Tons of travel sites, a google search will help you.

Cheapcaribbean.com

Scott's cheap flights or skiplagged, kayak has a cool explore feature you set a budget and starting point it tells you where you can fly.

Travelpirate!

The deals aren’t so great now. Rising costs but yea it there is still Deals on sites. Try sky scanner for cheap flights and trip adviser for accommodation deals.