It's never too late to get a great travel deal! Here are three of the best last-minute travel deals we found on the internet this week:
1. Thanksgiving fiesta
This Thanksgiving, spend three days or more at the W Punta de Mita resort on Mexico's Pacific coast and enjoy a free holiday feast plus a $100 spa certificate. Doubles start at $425 a night, down from $550. Book by Nov. 17.
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2. Twofer down the Yangtze
Float down China's Yangtze River with Victoria Cruises and take a companion free. The deal applies only to superior cabins, which start at $980 in March; you must also buy a $90 shore excursion package. Book by Nov. 30.
3. Fall in Vermont
Save 20 percent when you book a two-night stay over the Thanksgiving holiday at the Inn at Weathersfield in Perkinsville, Vermont. The $519 offer includes farm-to-table breakfasts and dinners and a holiday wreath from a local farm.
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