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I am a big fan of cheap airlines.
Ultra-Low-Cost carriers may not offer frills, but they give us the opportunity to explore new destinations with a very tight budget.
Frontier has perfectly demonstrated this this week by offering flights on his latest routes for just $ 29!
Frontier is officially the fastest -growing airline in Atlanta thanks to a huge expansion that has seen the departure of the HUB increase by 40% years after year.
Much more interesting is that this means they have added New flights to new destinations from Atlanta. And these two overseas hotspots stand out of the crowd.
New flight from Atlanta to Aruba
From 24 May, Frontier introduces a new weekly service from Atlanta to Oranjestad in Aruba. This will work every Saturday during the summer months.
The advertised rates for this route are ‘from $ 69’ any way, so how many costs fleeing really?
The costs of a return, non -stop flight for a traveler who flies on June 14 and returns on June 21 is $ 309.
This is for a basic ticket that does not contain a carrier bag, a checked bag or the option to choose your own chair.
If you want to add these extras, as is the case with most cheap airlines, they are subject to an extra costs.
Why visit Aruba?
There is so much to love Aruba. It is famous for its stunningly beautiful beaches, abundance of water sports, walking in Arikok National Park and relaxed vibes.
Oranjestad is the most important arrival point for visitors to Aruba, but it is more than just a transport hub, it is worth exploring in itself.
The city is famous for its brightly colored Dutch architecture and is a cultural melting pot of delicious food and fun nightlife.
It is worth noting that Oranjestad is the largest city in Aruba, as well as the most important port of the island, so don’t be surprised that the streets are almost always busy and bustling with tourists.
Do you want to be a little quieter somewhere? Go to the west coast of the island where the waters are warm and calm, but you will find fewer tourists here. Rodger’s Beach and Grape Beach are considered the two best beaches on this side of the island.
New flight from Atlanta to Honduras
From June 12, Frontier adds a new flight from Atlanta to San Pedro Sula, Honduras, to his schedule.
This flight works three times a week, giving you more flexibility with the duration of your vacation. Frontier is advertising rates that start ‘from $ 59’ on this route.
The costs of a return, non -stop flight for a traveler who flies on June 17 and returns on 24 June is currently $ 243.
Just like the flight to Aruba, this is based on a basic ticket, but it is worth noting that if you want to take a bag and have the option to choose your own chair, you can upgrade to the Economy bundle for an extra $ 58. This includes hand luggage and stoeling system, but does not include luggage.
Why visit San Pedro Sula?
San Pedro Sula is located in the north of Honduas and is considered one of the most important transport hubs in the country and acts an gateway to more obvious tourist attractions.
From here, Copan, the Caribbean coast and the Bay Islands are all easily accessible.
One of the nearest beaches of San Pedro Sula and one of the best places for travelers is the huge sand of Tela. Tela is famous to have the best beaches in Honduras and is an incredible diving destination.
Other attractions in Tela are the Lancetilla Botanical Garden, which is home to rare plant species from all over the world, and the protected Punta Sal National Park, which is home to mangroves and coral reefs.
Although there is so much to see and do, Tela is a great place to relax and relax.
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