KLM Airlines Valentine's Sale: Return Flights to Barcelona, Prague, or Venice From $750 (Includes Taxes/Fees)

Posted February 13, 2013 @ 3:08pm
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Not satisfied with roses and candy? How about whisking your Valentine away to Venice, Barcelona, or Prague? If you're flying out of Montreal, Toronto, Vancouver or Calgary head over to KLM.com to claim your Valentine's Day savings to these destinations!

Flights must be booked by 11:59PM on February 14 to qualify, here's a look at some of the fares available:

Vancouver or Calgary to Barcelona, Prague, or Venice - $850 return, taxes included
Toronto or Montreal to Barcelona, Prague, or Venice - $750 return, taxes included

Offer applies to flights booked by February 14 and occuring before May 6, between October 16-December 10, or between December 25-January 10, 2014.

Note: If you are departing from a different Canadian city than the ones listed above, be sure to visit KLM.com and search your flight options as you can enjoy savings with this promo as well!

Source: FunSave22 via the Hot Deals Forum

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- FunSave22
- Sample trip:
  
  Toronto to Paris: April 11
  Paris to Prague: April 18
  Prague to Toronto: April 25
  
  $755 all in
- FunSave22
- Note as well, that other Canadian cities are available. And some of them don't cost too much extra. Example:
  
  Edmonton to Paris: April 9
  Paris to Prague: April 16
  Prague to Edmonton: April 23
  
  $925 all in. This is only $40 more than these same dates would cost from Calgary.
- FunSave22
- And similar to the last KLM sale, it looks like you can open-jaw the flights for a small additional cost.
  
  Toronto to Amsterdam: May 1
  Paris to Prague: May 15
  Venice to Toronto: May 29
  
  $790 all in
- MonctonMan
- If you want something more exotic than Italy, Czech Republic or Catalonia, (although I do recommend all 3), you might want to consider Buffalo, Syracuse or Burlington VT to Moscow for $580. Be forwarned, a New York City change of airport is required. So add a few dollars for the bus, subway and airtrain between Laguardia and JFK. (Delta). Swiss Air will take you to Moscow for $493 from New York City.
  
  Don't forget Canadians need a visa to visit Russia.
- killuminati
- How exactly do you get this? I'm getting 1,137.41 for Toronto - AMS - Barcelona
  
  For March
- FunSave22
- How exactly do you get this? I'm getting 1,137.41 for Toronto - AMS - Barcelona
  
  For March
  It's probably not available for every day. If the flights are nearly full, I doubt they are offering the special on those dates.
  
  For example, if you are trying during March break, my guess is that it won't be available. (Although I haven't checked).
- konfusion666
- checking KLM Can's fb page, it seems we have until 11:59pm EST on Feb. 14th to book our flights using this promo rate.
- TrevorK
- Air Canada also lowered their rates so you might want to use something like kayak or something. It will allow you to put it into a chart view to find the cheapest dates.
- konfusion666
- of the 3 cities listed, which is most interesting to visit during the first week of april (good friday weekend onwards)?
- deus
- of the 3 cities listed, which is most interesting to visit during the first week of april (good friday weekend onwards)?
  Do you even have to ask? It's obviously Italy.
  
  Bought my ticket to Italy from April 18-May 6. $868 taxes in (could have got it for 838 on orbitz, but I wanted the option to cancel it so booked on lufthansa).
- FunSave22
- Air Canada also lowered their rates so you might want to use something like kayak or something. It will allow you to put it into a chart view to find the cheapest dates.
  Similar to last time, it appears other airlines are matching the price on flights to the destination city, but aren't matching the stopover.
  
  So if you also want the stop over in Paris or Amsterdam, KLM or Air France seem to be your only choice. (KLM and Air France are actually the same airline as they merged a number of years ago). But if you don't want the stopover, there seems to be plenty of choice.
- qsub
- Been to both places. Nice places to visit!
- FunSave22
- of the 3 cities listed, which is most interesting to visit during the first week of april (good friday weekend onwards)?
  All three are quite interesting.
  
  There's not a massive amount to see in Venice, but you'll be close to many other Italian cities.
  
  Barcelona will probably have the best weather and there is a lot to see in the city, if you don't want to do more traveling. And with the high speed train, you are only a couple of hours from Madrid.
  
  Prague is also great and you'll be reasonably close to other Eastern European cities. Weather may not be the warmest.
  
  It's hard to go wrong with either choice, much depens on what you are looking for.
  
  Edit: I should also add that given the holiday weekend, you should probably check on the price and availablity of hotels before booking flights.
- konfusion666
- well given the holiday weekend, i'm finding the sale to not really be all that it's cracked up to be...
  
  going to prague/venice seems to be easy... but coming back on the weekend of Apr 6/7 I'm seeing these complicated 16h to 18hour routes involving multiple stop-overs!
  
  good point regarding checking hotel availability, i should do that too.
  BTW i quickly checked weather for all 3 locations in the first week of April, and Venice actually comes on top.
- FunSave22
- well given the holiday weekend, i'm finding the sale to not really be all that it's cracked up to be...
  
  going to prague/venice seems to be easy... but coming back on the weekend of Apr 6/7 I'm seeing these complicated 16h to 18hour routes involving multiple stop-overs!
  If you try to do either of these trips a week later, the prices are lower and the flights are better.
  
  My guess is that a lot of other people as the same idea as you, and were able to quickly able to snatch up the best prices and times. (or maybe the prices were always higher and the flights always worse, just because people had booked these flights weeks ago)
- TrevorK
- Similar to last time, it appears other airlines are matching the price on flights to the destination city, but aren't matching the stopover.
  
  So if you also want the stop over in Paris or Amsterdam, KLM or Air France seem to be your only choice. (KLM and Air France are actually the same airline as they merged a number of years ago). But if you don't want the stopover, there seems to be plenty of choice.
  Air Canada/Lufthansa allow it. You might have to call in to get in booked but I was able to get an Air Canada/Lufthansa routing that included stopping in Munich for a week. I just know you can't book those flights online through Air Canada.
- snuffy2
- Funsave22
  
  Thanks for posting. Any comparison on Air Transat vs. Air France/KLM for going to Europe. At least Air Transat has direct flights. About $100-$150 more expensive though.
- FunSave22
- Any comparison on Air Transat vs. Air France/KLM for going to Europe. At least Air Transat has direct flights. About $100-$150 more expensive though.
  AF/KLM should have a bit roomier planes (although not much more).
  
  If something goes wrong, such as flights delayed/cancelled due to weather, the chances are higher that AF/KLM will handle the problem well. No guarantees obviously, but just because they are larger, with daily flights to each city and more ground staff, the chances of a major screw up are lower.
  
  And finally, I believe you'll earn some SkyTeam miles (unless these discount flights don't collect any). But if you don't regularly fly SkyTeam airlines, the miles are close to useless.
  
  So it's not a massive difference. The free stopover is a nice add on. And Air Transat doesn't fly to Eastern Europe, so the Prague option is nice if that interests you.
- MonctonMan
- If you are not stopping over in Amsterdam or Paris, be sure to compare prices with other airlines (using, for example, google.ca/flights ). This sales is OKish from Toronto, but definitely good from Ottawa and Montreal.
  
  Venice isn't in Google Street View yet. Both Barcelona and Prague are in Google Street View.
  
  There is plenty in Italy to keep you busy (for example Venice, Florence, Pisa, Rome, Naples) but if you fly in and out of Venice, Slovenia and Croatia would make interesting side trips, despite it being to cold to swim.
  
  Really hard to go wrong in Spain, Italy or the Czech Republic. However, from experience, I suppose I'd have to warn people that Valencia, Milan and Bruno are less visit-worthy.
- flamez1000
- Any deal for the end of April to Paris from YYZ OP?
  
  Lowest I can find is $904.
- MonctonMan
- Any deal for the end of April to Paris from YYZ OP?
  
  Lowest I can find is $904.
  At the risk of pointing out the obvious, if you take advantage of this sale, you could make a side trip to Barcelona, Prague or Venice, and your return flight from Toronto to Paris would only cost you $750.
  
  But if you adjust your dates, you can go to Paris without the sidetrip for $745.
- FunSave22
- Or if MonctonMan's suggestion doesn't work, you could try:
  
  Toronto to Paris: April 26
  Paris to Barcelona: May 4
  Barcelona to Toronto: May 6
  
  $775 on KLM
  
  But either way you need to provide a bit more info. Your request right now is extremely vague.
- flamez1000
- At the risk of pointing out the obvious, if you take advantage of this sale, you could make a side trip to Barcelona, Prague or Venice, and your return flight from Toronto to Paris would only cost you $750.
  
  But if you adjust your dates, you can go to Paris without the sidetrip for $745.
  Or if MonctonMan's suggestion doesn't work, you could try:
  
  Toronto to Paris: April 26
  Paris to Barcelona: May 4
  Barcelona to Toronto: May 6
  
  $775 on KLM
  
  But either way you need to provide a bit more info. Your request right now is extremely vague.
  
  Thanks guys, I am a travel-noob. I'd rather not make a side-trip, but a stop-over is fine. I'm looking to go in the last week of April (doesn't really matter which day) and spend about 1-2 weeks there (doesn't really matter which day I get back either).
- FunSave22
- Air Transat has April 26 to May 10 for $768 all in. Air France and Air Canada both have prices for under $800 on certain dates. All of these are direct flights.
  
  Since you seem quite flexible, I'd suggest going to the three airline websites and doing some searches.
  
  The prices on the Air Canada and Air France websites are likely related to this sale that ends today. There's a good chance they won't be available tomorrow. The prices on the Air Transat site will likely still be be there tomorrow.
- SKYMTL
- I am not sure about Toronto but I've flown the KLM Montreal -> Amsterdam leg numerous times in the last few years and the plane(s) they use are in serious need of updates. The last one I was an ancient MD-11 which had a cabin straight out of the mid-80s.
  
  From Montreal, I HIGHLY suggest taking Air France. While they've stopped running the A380, its replacements are a combination of recently updated 747-400 and newer 777-300ER planes.
  
  While CDG is a pain in the butt to navigate versus Schiphol, the in-flight amenities more than make up for it.