Get Free Airline Tickets While Learning a Language

The world of travel incentive providers is very wide. Even if those guys are normally based in the US due to an easy legislation to work with, now some travel incentive companies are beginning to operate in Europe and other places worldwide. Still prices are not that much competitive, but they are definitely on the way. In order to get free airline tickets, the most important thing is that the company that offers them has the best suppliers. I will explain to you how all this works and I will also tell you about a place where the best free airline tickets can be found.

Sincerely speaking, would you like to offer your clients a $800 value travel deal that has a cost for you of $200 or you prefer to purchase the same travel incentive for $4? Definitely, if I have to thank my customers by giving them something that I payed $200 for... where is the benefit? The travel incentive is costing more than the sale you have done! If the provider has such a high price, you will find yourself in a situation where extra costs are hidden, as the person you have bought an item to needs to cover their expenses for the present. This is not a valid place where to get free airline tickets, as they will be further from free.

To be very sincere, it is sometimes difficult to evaluate if a certain place is good to get free airline tickets or not, but some general indicators can help you finding out when a place is not adequate:

1. You will be required to to send a high deposit, normally of more than $100, and this deposit will only be returned to you if you attend a high-pressure sales presentation. Instead of a way to make sure about your place in the plane, this is making sure that you will attend this meeting. A good place where to get free airline tickets should have deposits lower than $100, in case they exist.

2. The requirement that you have to be married, traveling together as a couple, as this sales presentations have a targeted audience. Avoid these ones.

3. Any requirements of a minimum income or a minimum age of 25-30 years old. Again, they want you to be a person with the financial means to spend in what they will try to sell you in the presentation. This won't be the place where to get free airline tickets. Minimum age should be 21 or 18 depending on the country, and income does not need to be mentioned in the offer.

4. Requirements that you must travel at least at more than 100 miles from your home town is normally another sign that something is hidden there.

5. Suggestions that say that an extension or upgrade "could" be available, but does not specify in which way it "could" be available. This normally means that you will have an extension or upgrade if you attend a sales presentation.

In the end, the most important thing is to evaluate the company itself in the way it treats the customers. If you see very good explanations, details, intention to help and make people understand what it is about, e-mails to contact for help, this normally means the company or person that offers this certificates is reliable.

As a final note, never rely in anything that tells you that the trip is completely for free. It isn't. The costs can be minimum and sometimes you will be saving up to a 97%, but not a 100%. Which costs must be always involved? Airport taxes, redemption fee of the certificate and, depending on the price of the product that you buy, the shipping and administrative costs. Allow airport taxes to sum $10 per ticket, redemption fees of a maximum of $30, and shipping costs for a maximum of $20. Otherwise, you are probably facing some hidden costs.

There is one place that offers interactive language courses where you can get 2 free airline tickets (return-trip) for a total cost of 25$ per person. Those tickets are valued each at a retail price of $800, so there is a 97% discount. You will need to book a hotel at a standard rate in any of the destinations that are offered (US, South Pacific, Europe...) and departures are from the US. This 2 tickets will come together with the purchasing of an Interactive Language Course (about $95) and the options are for Spanish, French, German and Japanese. I haven't tried the Spanish one as I am from Spain, but French and German were pretty good. Japanese lovers... well, that's your choice, I simply have no guts to start with that one!

You can take a look at this place at: Interactive Language Courses

Other reliable places to get travel certificates that use the same supplier are: Travel Industry Secrets e-Books and Free Hotels

Dani Alonso