Brian N asked:


I heard about some thing that 400 college students teach english in Korea for 1 year. The South Korean government will provide airfare tickets, food, and accomidations..and a monthly salary of 1500 dollars a month. the 400 college students will stay together. it is for one year, for 3 hours a day…15 hours a week.

anyone know about this? is there an english website?
thanks.

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Mike Hawk asked:


I am currently planning a trip to Vegas in April. Does anyone know of any good sites to get discounted airfare, promo codes, or any other significant deals. I don’t need a package deal as my hotel is already set, just a flight. I am well aware of orbitz / cheapflights / expedia etc. etc. Does anyone know anything other than these or any tactics I may use to score a couple cheap round trip tickets? I can fly out of Baltimore International / Dulles / or Regan. Thanks for any suggestions in advance,

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Ear Reverent asked:


1. Seat assignments are NOT guaranteed…(which means we can sit you anywhere we want to)
2. The airlines offer “refundable” and “fee-less” changeable tickets, but they are higher priced…(which means if you opt to “save” money and buy a NON-refundable, NON-transferable ticket, you CAN’T change the name on the ticket, you CAN’T get a refund, and we ARE going to charge you extra fees and add-collects if you decide you need to change your ticket, especially if you want to change your outbound flight at the last minute…)
So, if you decide to “gamble,” and save money on a “restrictive” ticket, don’t come whining to the airline about the “restrictions.”
The terms and conditions are spelled out for you before you bought the ticket.
Just understand that because of “your own” decision to save money, no matter what the reason for your inability to fly your scheduled flights…
It ***** to be you…
Don’t say you weren’t warned, cause I just did..

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Jacob B asked:


I am serious… Im 14 and I am just curious how does one buy airline tickets… whats the process?

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Natty asked:


My fiance and I want to go on our honeymoon to Universal Studios in Orlando at the end of April, but we are on a tight budget. Do you guys have any tips on how we could make the trip and not spend a lot of money? I did a search for Vacation Packages (4 day/3 night) but the tickets, hotel, and airfare all seem a little high.

Also, how expensive is the food and such within the park? I’ve been to Disney World quite a few times and remember how expensive everything is in there.

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kindofcutegt asked:


I would like to compare as much airfares as possible, before buying a ticket, not just to get the lower fare available, but also for flying with the lowest stops possible.

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