It is very easy to book any cheap flights tickets from the internet with the best rates. The only thing is, user must be aware of the internet and he should know how to find the best airfares and book their flight tickets.

The online service of cheap flight booking does not cost anything to the buyer or seller and it also gives you an opportunity to compare the ticket air fare from the various other online cheap flight booking portals. So you have options to compare the rates and then book online.

Here are some tips that one must know when booking flight tickets from any website.

•   You must plan your budget and your time of travel. When you are all set with the dates of travel then only you must try to book your flight tickets.

•   You must decide you are looking for a stopover flight or a direct flight, which may cause a big difference to your flight tickets. The direct flight will cost you little extra where stop over flight ticket will be little inexpensive. So if you don’t have issue with the stopover flights, you can choose stopover flight tickets.

•   There are various class of the tickets like economy or business class, so if you are on budget, try booking your flight tickets for economy class, which will again give you a good deal.

•   There are flight who charge little extra on specific day timing when the flight are on rush. So better avoid those timing and you may get little extra discount on your air tickets.

•   This is also advised not to choose luxury airlines or high budget airline if you don’t want to spend more money on your air travel.

•   Compare the flight tickets price with one or 2 websites online and which suits you best book. When booking online, make sure what price you have been shown and what price you are charged.

•   Do not forgot to check the secure payment icon on the status bar which shows a Lock, it means the server are secure and your payment is in the safe hand.

Athens is a city of contrasts; a modern city sprawled against a beautiful, ancient backdrop. This contrast is reflected in City-Discovery.com’s Top 10 Things to do in Athens this summer. Athens is featured as a popular destination in the travel website’s series of top 10 summer picks, which was launched to help customers and other travelers stay informed about top activities and attractions for summer.

The travel website announced that featured activities include day trips to Delphi, Meteora, and other Greek Isles, including Aegina, Poros and Hydra on top of sightseeing of famous monuments and temples within the city. The top 10 in Athens also offer itineraries by expert travel guides, pickup and drop-off transfers, and other travel options.

“With so many things do and see in Athens, even the most worldly of travelers would require some assistance to organize trips, in order to maximize the time they have for vacation. For each major city, we release a Top 10 guidelist. With Athens, we made sure we covered all major attractions inside and outside the city,” said Xavier Hallauer, the travel website’s marketing director.

Top 10 Summer Activities in and around Athens
The Athens City Tour is an extensive exploration of ancient monuments. On this tour, participants will discover how and why Athens is a center for the arts, learning and philosophy. Attractions on this tour include the Panathinaiko Stadium, Museum of Cycladic Art, Byzantine Museum, War Museum, National Gallery, the former Royal Palace, Zappion Garden, Temple of Zeus, Hadrian’s Arch, St. Paul’s Church, Old and New Parliament, Tomb of the Unknown Soldier, Constitution Square, Acropolis, Propylaea, Parthenon, Erechteion, and the Museum of Acropolis.

Athens by Night includes a visit to the port of Piraeus, Athen’s main port for 2500 years. Greek appetizers and ouzo (an anise-flavored beverage) will be served at the yacht harbor of Microlimano. A dinner at a popular tavern with Bouzouki music and Greek folk dances for a truly Greek experience concludes the activity.

The Athens Hop On Hop Off Tour is a 90-minute open-top Double Decker bus tour of important and popular landmarks of Athens. It traces the history and culture of the city from the ancient times to the present day, shopping opportunities along the route.

To experience Athen’s ancient way of life, the Markets, Ruins, and Ancient Athens activity is ideal. Highlights include wandering through the streets and flea markets around Monastiraki Square; a visit to Agora, Athen’s ancient commercial center; and a stop at the Acorpolis.

The Aegina, Poros and Hydra 1 Day Cruise offers trips to the Temple of Athena in Aegina, beautiful beaches of Poros, and island of Hydra. Shopping, swimming, and lunch onboard the ship are other highlights.

On the Day Trip to Delphi, the featured attraction is the Museum of Delphi housing the Charioteer of Delphi, one of the best preserved examples of classical bronze casts. Other museum artifacts are the Sphinx of Naxos and the Statue of Antinoos. The tour also includes a stop at the picturesque mountain village of Arachova.

The tour of Cape Sounion involves a drive along the scenic coastal road offering a view of the Saronic Gulf, passing through some of Athens’ beautiful suburbs (Glyfada, Vouliagmeni, and Varzika). Once in Cape Sounion, participants pay a visit to the 5th century temple of Poseidon.

The Day Trip to Argolis features the Argolis region, including Mycenae, the plain of Argos, the bay of Nafplio, and the remarkable acoustic theater of Epidaurus. It also includes stops to ancient Corinth, Lion Gate, Tomb of Agamemnon, and the Palace.

On the 2-day activity to Meteora, Greece’s picturesque towns and villages along the route from Delphi to Meteora are featured. Attractions include Mount Parnassus, ageless monasteries, Leonidas Monument, and Kammena Vourla.

The 4-Day Classical Tour starts with a short visit to Corinth Canal and the Theater of Epidaurus. This extensive multi day tour covers all bases as it includes journeying past the town of Nauplion, a seaport town and first capital of Greece, Mycenae (Site and Tomb of Agamemnon), Central Peloponnese, the towns of Tripolis and Megalopolis, Olympia, Sanctuary of Zeus, the Ancient Stadium and the Archaelogical Museum, plains of Eliad and Achaia, towns of Nafpactos and Itea, before making its way to Delphi.

For more Greek adventures, visit http://www.city-discovery.com. For featured travel experiences and photos by customers, read the City Discovery Travel Blog (blog.city-discovery.com) and follow City-Discovery.com on Facebook (facebook.com/citydiscovery), and Twitter (twitter.com/citydiscovery.

Economical transfers and ground transportation options such as private vans, limousines, mini coaches, and deluxe motor coaches are also available on the main website.

Retirement Living TV (RLTV), the only cable network dedicated to serving the needs of adults 55+, will premiere a new travel show, “Stanley On The Go” on August 10th at 8pm DT.  ”Stanley On The Go” is a    journey across five continents and an encounter with the world that always uncovers the unexpected.  Each trip is an experience, built not just around places, but also around events and celebrations.  Each episode is a tour de force with a force of nature.  Stanley is irrepressible — his commentary is not only informative and enlightening, but is also often surprising and frequently irreverent.  He shows us the iconic sights — the Grand Tour — but also uncovers the unexpected.

In Paris he shows us the Eiffel Tower, but the Eiffel Tower through the eyes of Guy de Maupassant. He also takes us for a tour of the fifty-thousand-bottle wine cellar at Hotel George V, on a boat trip down the Seine, and even gets performance tips from exotic dancers at the Crazy Horse.  In Tokyo we see not only to the Imperial Palace and the Cherry Blossom Festival, but also a Sumo wrestling class, the teeming Tsukiji fish market at daybreak, and inside the Saguwa Express, Japan’s version of FedEx.  He interviews Geisha girls, shows us the difference between shabu shabu and sukiyaki, and eventually winds up in the mosh pit of a Japanese punk rock show.

Stanley On The Go has a charm, an accessibility, a casual approach that immediately draws the viewer in. Whether it’s investigating an arranged marriage in India or hoisting a beer stein in Munich, dodging bulls on the streets of Pamplona or rafting through rapids in Brazil, he does it all with a spirit of adventure, a world of knowledge at his disposal, and an infectious sense of humor. Stanley asks the questions that viewers would ask — and some that they would never dream of asking.

“Stanley On The Go” will premiere on Thursday, August 10th at 8pm, with Stanley sharing his adventures with us from:

• Pamplona, Spain:  Experience what it’s like to be in the bullring with thousands of others to watch the “Running of the Bulls.”
• Patagonia, Chile:  See the towering mountains at Torres del Paine and have a lamb dinner prepared the gaucho way at Hotel Remota.
• Paris, France: Of course, there is a visit to the Eiffel Tower, the Seine, and the Louvre, but also experience the wine cellar of the world-famous Hotel George V and the Crazy Horse Salon.
• Carl Vinson: Land on the Navy aircraft carrier at sea off San Diego and watch jets launched and recovered, talk with pilots, tour the galley and visit bomb handlers and sailors.

“Stanley On The Go” is like seeing the world with a friend; a friend who’s willing to try anything and has an uncanny nose for unusual,” said Elliot Jacobson, SVP of Programming and Production for RLTV.  ”Stanley has a deft and beguiling talent for getting people to talk, he’s informal yet thorough, managing to balance the playful with the erudite.  But, above all else, he’s entertaining,” said Jacobson.