Flight Centre Denman

As a disclaimer, I’m not really one to «plan» my vacations. I’d much rather figure it out as I go — find a cheap flight here, a hostel there, an even cheaper flight somewhere else — you know, spontaneous-​like. But, over the years I’ve noticed that while *I* may enjoy this loosey-​goosey form of travel, border agents do not. «Ma’am, you mean to tell me that you’re entering our country with a full bank account, no place to stay, and no flight out?» Uhhh, yes? No, turns out. No, this is the wrong answer.
So, in my old age I’ve come to Fight Centre to at least help me map out a route that will somewhat feel slightly spotaneous while upholding The Man’s Law of Ridiculousness (totally a real international law). This particular location is helpful in this respect — friendly, funny, and with a decent overall knowledge of not-​so obscure places, they won’t try to sell a package to me right then and there. That’s what the (multiple) follow up emails are for.
While they may not be the most useful in terms of finding exactly what I need or want, they will at least point me in the right general direction.
… and there’s always that unsubscribe button, right?

I have used Flight Centre a couple of different times, and am always really happy with the service. Went in to the Denman location a few days ago to book a flight, but wanted to check out a few different options like dates and airports to fly out of. The guy who was helping me, Brent, was super nice and very patient with all of my questions. He even wrote down a few places for me to check out while in Paris. Best of all, he found me the cheapest flight I’ve seen over the past 2 months of scouring the internet for deals. Definately worth popping in if your are in the neighbourhood and suddenly feel the travel bug!

As far as travel planning and travel agents go, I really like this Flight Centre. They have really great staff and always have room for you to plop in and check out the deals going on. Although I would usually find better deals on line or make my own travel schedule, I like them for rough estimates and Contiki packages. I remember when I was in college and we almost booked a cheap, Contiki tour through them. I didn’t end up going, but the planning was much easier with them.
As with all FC’s the room is red and grey, there are brochures to look at for inspiring ideas and then you just sit there and plan the trip and book it if you want. They do charge a surcharge so you pay more than usual, but sometimes, last minute deals are the way to go with them,