Any travelers out there??

[low600]

So sept 4tn 2013 is my 30th bday. My goal is not to be on US soil come the day.
I keep bouncing back and fourth from going to Iceland, or Ireland spend my bday in the Guinness brewery then head up to Scotland.

Then I figured I'll start in Ireland and just end up in Iceland to come home. Any helpful advise On how to go about booking this without paying 2 one way tickets?

Any sites allow flying into one country and leaving from another?

[Knight2211]

Here's a traveler...........

At least he's holding a traveler.

[le skid]

lol - they misspelled traveler on the sign

[Knight2211]

Originally Posted by le skid

lol - they misspelled traveler on the sign

I know, it was from a US site so I figured I wouldn't mention it.

[Samantha750]

Go through a travel agent if the online sites wont let you arrive in one country and depart in another.

[93goatfucker04]

Why cant you just buy your go home ticket when the time comes

[Dirty Dick]

Originally Posted by 93goatfucker04

Why cant you just buy your go home ticket when the time comes

Its usually cheaper to buy them both at once. Specially if purchased in advance.

[93goatfucker04]

Oh. I just figured after an entire year it isnt really considered a round trip anymore since youll pretty much be living there. I dont travel though

[Dirty Dick]

Originally Posted by 93goatfucker04

Oh. I just figured after an entire year it isnt really considered a round trip anymore since youll pretty much be living there. I dont travel though

I don't think that he mentioned how long he planned to be out there

[Samantha750]

Originally Posted by 93goatfucker04

Why cant you just buy your go home ticket when the time comes

One way tickets, especially abroad are very expensive. Let's say he can get a two way for $1200 but a one way is $1500. You also have to consider visas as generally, Western Europe has a maximum stay of 3 months before a visa is required plus, it will raise questions about why he only has a one way ticket and could be denied entry and although a stretch, it is possible.

[93goatfucker04]

Originally Posted by low600

So sept 4tn 2013 is my 30th bday. My goal is not to be on US soil come the day.
I keep bouncing back and fourth from going to Iceland, or Ireland spend my bday in the Guinness brewery then head up to Scotland.

Then I figured I'll start in Ireland and just end up in Iceland to come home. Any helpful advise On how to go about booking this without paying 2 one way tickets?

Any sites allow flying into one country and leaving from another?

Originally Posted by Dirty Dick

I don't think that he mentioned how long he planned to be out there

I took that to mean he doesnt plan on being on US soil till Sep 4th 2013. It was the best sense I could make of it

Originally Posted by Samschou

One way tickets, especially abroad are very expensive. Let's say he can get a two way for $1200 but a one way is $1500. You also have to consider visas as generally, Western Europe has a maximum stay of 3 months before a visa is required plus, it will raise questions about why he only has a one way ticket and could be denied entry and although a stretch, it is possible.

[GS220]

Originally Posted by Dirty Dick

Its usually cheaper to buy them both at once. Specially if purchased in advance.

This......I used to travel once a year usually to Europe, once to the Middle East. I used to go to one country and spend a week, but I leaned for almost the same price I can see 2 countries, 4 days in each. I booked all my travels through Czech Airlines, great prices and decent service. I haven't traveled in 3 years(since my divorce BS started) so I'm not sure how much things have changed since. Also I always traveled during the winter, you get to see all the same stuff for half the price, you just have to bundle up a bit more.

[low600]

Thanks guys, ill check Czech airlines