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I don't know of any sites, but can give you a tip: It's probably easier to use one city as a hub (say London), and then take return short hop flights + hotel de
by pierrefar 16y ago
I don't know of any sites, but can give you a tip: It's probably easier to use one city as a hub (say London), and then take return short hop flights + hotel deals starting from that city.
- jacquesm 16y agoParis would probably be preferable to London as a hub, since it's more central that will save you quite a bit of time flying. It's a good idea though. Anywhere that easyjet flies to is probably a good spot, they're a dirt cheap carrier in Europe.
- CaptainZapp 16y ago"Anywhere that easyjet flies to is probably a good spot, they're a dirt cheap carrier in Europe." As always, this depends. When you can book well in advance then you'll usually get a good deal. If you fly on short notice or during busy times, however, you may pay the same prices as the old boy airlines. Just as any airline EasyJet are masters of yield management. If they can sell you a ticket for 400 quid, they won't sell it for 40. Also, it's no frills whatsoever (OK, neither is any other airline nowadays).