Jet Blue is bringing back their All You Can Jet Pass. With the All You Can Jet Pass you can fly anywhere you want from September 7th to October 6th-either 7 days a week with the AYJC-7 pass for $699 or 5 days a week with the AYJC-5 for $499.  They are on sale now and must be booked by August 20th or as long as supplies last. Once you purchase your pass you can start booking your flights on August 23rd.

Spend Thanksgiving in a new and exciting way, Forever Houseboats is offering a deal on boat rentals of up to 40% off.

Save up to 30% off in almost 100 cities with Hotels.com’s Thanksgiving sale, treat yourself on a peaceful and luxurious holiday getaway.

If getting $20 off your room rate is a big saving then stay at the Inn at the Opera, your room will get “limited housekeeping” so for $20 discount, it’s your responsibility to pick up after yourself.

Do you want to unwind in the beautiful island of Maldives? Some hotels and resorts offers deals and discounts of up to 25% off.

More Fall and early Winter discounts from Mexico Hotels and resort from as low as $61 per person.

Celebrity Cruises is offering $200 onboard credit for any Alaskan Cruisetour reserved by Dec. 31

Fly from New York City to the island of St. Lucia from just $129 one way on JetBlue. book this limited offer by October 30 for travels from November 2 through February 8, 2010.

Air New Zealand is giving away 30 free flights in 30 days.

Bedand Breakfast.com’s fall sale ends Tuesday. Book by Novemeber 3rd to save up to $100 off fall lodging.

Stay a maximum of four nights in the islands of Tahiti and grab this Air Tahiti Nui fare deal at $738 roundtrip between LAX and Papeete, Tahiti.

Book your last minute airfare with Spirit Airlines, they are offering round trip sale from $58 to Atlantic City, Orlando, Cancun, Santo Domingo, and more destinations.

Starting October 28 to December 31, 2009, Travelocity offers their customers with a refund for the difference if they found acheaper room from other hotel booking site. Plus get a $50 discount toward future travel.

Southwest Airlines offers one-way travel as low as $25 for travel up to 375 miles.

Jet Blue’s Island Joy Sale features fares to Caribbean destinations starting at $29 each way.  Be sure to check out Jet Blue’s Cheep Deals today to score super low last minute fares.

Bedand Breakfast.com’s fall sale ends a week from today. Book by Novemeber 3rd to save up to $100 off fall lodging.

Follow @Orbitz on Twitter for a chance to win one of 10 free airline tickets today.

Disney is giving away a free cruise when you book an Adventures by Disney vacation.

Wendy Perrin has a rundown of where to find hot winter travel deals.

Lufthansa has announced a 3 day Europe flight sale with flights to Europe as low as $243.

When traveling, I often like to speak with people who’ve been to where I’m going – or who currently live there. They give the best advice on the best places to eat, sights to see and, of course, the best places to get deals. With the advent of social media – Twitter, Facebook and blogging specifically – asking for advice has become increasingly easier. My personal favorite is Twitter. Not only is Twitter great for interacting with natives, it’s also a helpful platform from which to glean the best travel deals.

 Have a plan but be flexible. When using social media to plan travel, it’s important that you know where you want to go and when but are flexible on the exact activities. Traveling on a budget can be easy but not if you’re rigid in the sites you want to see. Also, depending on who you’re following, you may hear of some events that are not very well advertised such as street fairs, art exhibits, etc.

1. Follow tweeters who tweet legitimate deals. This may seem like overly simplified advice, but with the mass amount of spammers and wannabe deal pushers. One of the best ways to distinguish (although this is not fool proof) is to look at how many “followers” they have in comparison to how many people they’re “following.” Also, check out their Twitter feed and see if any of the deals they’ve offered have been helpful.
2. Follow major travel resources. These “resources” are major brands such as JetBlue and Southwest Airlines. They all have an online presence and frequently announce deals via Twitter that are not announced anywhere else.
3. Follow independent travelers. There are many people who tweet about their travelers and unlike major travel resources, they have more time to interact with you and give an insider’s view of the best vacation spots and travel deals. Travel tweeters such as @Travelblggr and @rubatravel offer off-beat, interesting travel advice.
4. Interact with Travelers online. There is a solid community of travelers who Tweet on a regular basis. What a better way to learn about where you’re going then by speaking with someone who’s already been there? Ask questions, ask for advice and travel stories. People love to share their experiences

Jet Blue, the airline that consistenly offers great deals, just announced some great new promotions.  You don’t want to miss out on these deals!

They are offering a $20 credit to you your paypal account if you pay using paypal.

They are also offering flights as low as $29 from some of their most popular airports; New York City, Orlando and Fort Lauderdale, to multiple destinations in the Caribbean as part of their Life Is A Beach Sale.    You must book by June 26th.