Caipirinha please, and keep em’ coming…
You’d really struggle to find a place on earth that offers as much fun as Rio De Janeiro. Yes, it has the world’s best beaches – you already know that. Yes – the people are lovely, and yes – the steak really is that good. Rio is one of the few places that from just about any angle, you can’t help but marvel, and if you make it up to the Vista Chinesa, you’ll know exactly what all the fuss is about. Right now there are flat bed business class deals to Rio De Janeiro and also Buenos Aires starting at just $1300 round trip, and since economy is about $1000 – you might as well…
Avianca is quickly upgrading their fleet, including brand new Boeing 787 Dreamliner aircraft and solid Airbus A330’s, with excellent flat bed seats. For years, travelers have searched for flights to South America, only to find economy tickets starting at a minimum of $1000, and business class offered at a tragically out of sight multiple, like $5000. Not today! Avianca has flights with beds from New York, Miami starting at $1500 to Rio or $1300 to Buenos Aires and thre other options with beds for at least part of the trip from Orlando, Boston and beyond…
These deals are wide open from October 2018 thru June 2019. Of course, not every single date will be available, but it’s hard to argue at the price. Most dates will require a minimum of three night stay, but there are exceptions to be found. And while we have you, here’s a new tab to open with how to spend 48 perfect hours in Rio De Janeiro.
These deals are easy to book using Google Flights, and the prices are actually a bit lower than what Google Flights initially displays. We’ve got easy to follow links, which put you in the driver seat for booking a comfy ride, and earning tons of points for your South America trip. You’ll want to look on Google Flights for seat descriptions, since some flights will include angled flat seats rather than fully flat. Here are the best round trip business class deals, like: $1560 from New York, $1560 from Miami, $1900 from Boston (no flat beds), and $1300 New York to Buenos Aires with all flat beds. When you find dates that work, you’ll save about $100 on average by booking through Expedia, which seems to have slightly better prices than what Google Flights shows.
Nice find! Wish there was some love from LAX!
Good post but Brazil is a pain to travel to as many need a Visa that is not that easy or cheap.