Cold weather is coming and it’s fast, it’s hard to admit and even harder to deny that winter is upon us (insert seasonal affective disorder), but the good news is, there’s always an escape with your name on it. WestJet Vacations offers a very attractive vacation that is sure to warm the soul.
Why are WestJet employees so concerned? Because they also owned WestJet – the WestJet slogan rings true when it comes to quality, timely service.
WestJet is the 10th largest airline in North America, carrying an average of more than 15 million passengers a year. With 425 flights, WestJet serves more than 45,000 passengers a day. Founded in 1996, WestJet has continued to grow year after year even in a declining travel market, a factor contributing to its recent success.
So how can you get the most out of your WestJet vacation? Here’s a list of some great ways to take your dream trip without breaking your budget.
Book your flight for a Wednesday if you can, domestic flights are always cheapest on Wednesdays, followed by Tuesdays and Saturdays. Opening and closing on weekends are by far the most expensive days (Friday and Sunday) to fly. If you have options, take a flight in the morning. This will help you get the cheapest rate, remember that the one who gets up early gets the worm or in this case the cheapest vacation. On average, the cheapest day to book a domestic and international flight is Tuesday at 3pm EST
Squeaky wheels get all the grease; This is true when booking your flights and vacations. The travel industry is incredibly competitive, and as a result, every company is willing to undermine its competitor. A great way to get noticed is by using social media like Facebook and Twitter. Twitter specifically is very valuable when it comes to complaining. Companies follow your every word and complaint on these social networks, try to post on your Twitter account how fed up you are with the terrible prices that go to #your_destination with #your_travel_company (don’t forget to use the hash tags “#” in your post for airlines they can see your complaint) most big airlines and travel companies pay someone to sit in front of a computer and search for these types of tweets and in return they often return a tweet at a discount .
With so many options to choose from, it’s often difficult, if not impossible, to find the best deal – don’t limit yourself to just one destination if you’re looking for a great deal. Best deal seekers know how to look around and don’t focus on a specific destination (this is where you save a lot) because if you close other vacation spots, you close a lot of good deals.