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We’re seeing budget carrier deals all the time, but how about a deal to the city that inspired Will Smith to write a mediocre early 2000’s pop song, complete with a free bag, seat selection and in flight meal? American Airlines is offering a pretty fantastic sale from Europe to Miami, so get it while it’s hot, to a place that’s always hot…

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The Excellent Economy Deal To Miami…

American Airlines and Iberia are offering £311 ($375) round trip flights from Paris to Miami, some even direct! For comparison sake, the same exact flights from nearby London and other European cities are over DOUBLE the price for the dates on offer. This is an awesome opportunity to check out the beaches, nightlife and dining that Miami has to offer, without having to grind on a budget carrier!

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The Dates You Can Book And Jet Off…

This deal has few scattered dates over the summer, before picking back up again for October, November into 2018, with black out dates over the winter holiday. Use Google Flights to find your dates and book!

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How To Book This Steal Of A Deal An Hit MIAMI!

This deal is easy to find and book using Google Flights. Simply change the dates to fit your needs. You can view entire calendar months of pricing at a time, making it super easy! If you’d prefer to book with your favorite online travel agency like SkyScanner, Expedia, CheapOAir, Travelocity or any other. Enjoy Miami! Say hello to Tiesto…

Gilbert Ott is an ever curious traveler and one of the world's leading travel experts. His adventures take him all over the globe, often spanning over 200,000 miles a year and his travel exploits are regularly...

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