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The Lowest Winter Business Class Fares From $1249

2012-12-06T09:30:00.000-08:00

The Lowest Winter Business Class Fares

BizClass Travel is a leading travel company specializing in global discounted first, business and premium economy fares and luxury travel. Our customers are honored to travel in deluxe business class cabins by paying less than the published airfares.

The Lowest Winter Business Class Fares

Amsterdam

1839

Frankfurt

2256

Auckland

4461

Hong Kong

3634

Bangkok

3776

Istanbul

2722

Barcelona

2594

Johannesburg

4291

Beijing

3990

Kuwait

3993

Brussels

2388

London

2282

Buenos Aires

1249

Madrid

2396

Cape Town

4649

Manila

2796

Dubai

2993

Melbourne

4565

Including All Taxes & Fees

Milan

1996

Rome

2672

Moscow

2675

Santiago

2279

Mumbai

3366

Sao Paulo

2744

Munich

2365

Seoul

2974

Delhi

3422

Singapore

3995

Oslo

2086

Sydney

4481

Papeete

3770

Taipei

3868

Paris

2321

Tel Aviv

2817

Rio de Janeiro

2860

Tokyo

2862

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* One-way tickets
* Foreign origination tickets.

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Do we need pajamas in Business, First Class?

2012-11-12T13:01:00.000-08:00

Business Class pajamas: do we really need them?

For decades, international airlines’ First class was an icon of luxury in the sky, several steps above its domestic First class, which is closer to economy class, but with free food, drinks and bigger, more comfortable seats.

Business Class Pajamas

The top-notch service, however, has been failing from U.S. airlines for decades. Of the more than 500 aircraft US based airlines regularly fly to Europe, Asia and South America, just 27% offer First class. At this time American Airlines and United Airlines are downsizing their most luxury cabins.
Today, with the economy fragile and the price of First Class tickets sometimes topping $15,000 for a round trip, less than 20% corporations allow employees to fly First class on long-haul flights, while about 75% the typical First class passenger got there with frequent flier status to upgrade after buying a business class or special economy fare. Few passengers actually pay for it.
In response to demand, airlines have slowly changed the industry's longtime three class model - First, Business, Economy - to a more cost effective version: Business, Premium economy, economy.
The airlines are basically re-branding their premium service by replacing First class with a redesigned Business class that challenges most of today's First class cabins. In the meantime, airlines are also adding extra seats into a new premium economy class: coach seats with extra leg room.
American Airlines plans to reduce its intercontinental First class seats by nearly 90% to 80 from 750 and United is finishing a fleet renovation that will eliminate the third of its First class seats on international routes.
American Airlines “isn't abandoning but rather is rationalizing the size of its First class” on its 47 largest planes into a better Business class and adding a premium-economy cabin. American plans to add 10 new Boeing 777s in some of its most profitable markets - London, Tokyo and São Paulo, Brazil - with smaller, more magnificence First class cabins, which hopefully will increase the percentage of passengers who pay full price for their seats.
Foreign airlines, such as Qantas Airways and Lufthansa also have recently slashed back on First class. Some international airlines have invested anew in luxury First class: Emirates Airline offers showers and private suites with mini bars. Singapore Airlines offers a private suite with a double bed, Air France-KLM has a contemporary art gallery on some planes.
With its upgrades to business class, however, airlines will face another problem airlines have struggled with in recent years: little difference in quality between first and business class, despite a big price difference. The seats in both the new First class and business-class cabins recline into beds and the complimentary meals in both will be recipes of the same celebrity chef. First class fares can be about two-thirds costlier than Business class, but a flight attendant will recline a seat into a bed while the flier changes into pajamas in the bathroom.

Who need pajamas? There are only two things - proper sleep and a proper meal in Business or First class.

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2012-11-09T14:42:00.000-08:00

Delta Air Lines Flat-Bed Seating in BusinessElite.

From their latest announcement, Delta Air Lines show commitment to their business travelers. The airline is attending to upgrade the interiors of their aircrafts and introduce flat-bed seating to their business category cabin – BusinessElite. The seats are accessible on the airline’s international flights that operate from West and East Coast: Seattle, San Francisco and Los Angeles and New York from the March of next year.

DL BusinessElite

Delta Airlines operate the Boeing 767 and 757 aircrafts on these flights; the 767 will be using B767on the NYC – LAX route from March. Over the 2 years that follow, the upgraded interiors can become accessible across the airline’s fleet of 757 and 767 models.
The interior of the 767 craft are fully refurbished. Each of twenty six of the new flat-bed seats within the BusinessElite cabin has direct access to the aisle in an exceedingly 1-2-1 format. The seats reach seventy nine inches long and twenty one inches wide; a private 10.6 inches is offered in every seat.
There are sixteen of the flat-bed seats in 2-2 arrangement inside the 757 craft and just like the seats aboard the 767, they reach seventy nine inches long. Seat’s width is slightly smaller but, measurement up at twenty inches with 16 inch personal monitors for every traveler in BusinessElite.

Wi-Fi aboard the aircrafts, eighteen live TV channels, over 1,000 entertainment options are available throughout the entire BusinessElite cabin.

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Last Minute Business Class Tickets to China from $2,200 (Valid for November 2012)

2012-11-05T14:15:00.001-08:00

Are you overpaying for business class deals?

Many airlines canceled their net consolidator contracts, but BizClass Travel still has them. We always get the best business class deals.

Faceless online search engines like Expedia, Kayak and Travelocity failed the test when compared with real-life niche travel agents.

Last Minute Business Class Tickets to China from $2,200 (Valid for November 2012)

Compare to published fare of over $7,000

Business Class air fares to Asia, Europe, Middle East on major carriers
Open jaw tickets
Last minute departures
One-way tickets
Foreign origination tickets

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Riga - the cheapest capital in the world to visit

2012-04-16T12:25:00.002-07:00

Riga, the capital of Latvia is the best inexpensive city in the world to visit on the weekend according to the City Costs Barometer report.
The report compares the actual total weekend cost of tour in 19 cities in the world. The price includes one night in three star hotel for two adults, a visit to the three best attractions, tour bus, the card for travel on public transport for 48 hours, transfer to / from the airport and the food (a cup of coffee, a bottle of Coca-cola and a bottle of beer purchased in the cafe, as well as dinner at a restaurant for two people).

Weekend in Riga will cost tourists $181. The next most advantageous offers are: Budapest $216, Prague $219, Tallinn $225, Warsaw $228 and Lisbon $252.
Weekends in Riga for the tourist will cost more than two times cheaper than in Paris, Amsterdam or New York. Most of all have to pay for a weekend in Stockholm $496, New York $484.
Riga along with Brussels, Barcelona and Prague is one of the Art Nouveau capitals of the world. Art Nouveau or Jugendstil buildings can be found on virtually every street in the center of Riga.
Riga Airport is the largest airport in the Baltic region. It is directly connected to over 60 destinations in more than 30 countries.

Riga in Brief:

Founded in 1201
Population: 815 000
Territory: 307 square kilometers
Climate: average temperature is -4.9 degree C in January and +16.9 degree C in July.
To fulfill your request for discounted Business Class airfare, please call us toll free 888.819.8896 to book or/and discuss other options, hotel accommodations and tours in Riga.
BizClass Travel will help you to get the best possible itinerary at the lowest available rates to Riga in Economy or Business Class flights.

Fares for non stop flight from JFK to Riga in economy class start from $850 including taxes and fees. Business Class airfares for non stop flight from JFK to Riga start from $2290 including taxes and fees.

Exclusive Business Class Specials From BizClass - Call 888 819-8896 Today

2012-04-16T12:20:00.000-07:00

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