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. An Out Island for less
The Gems at Paradise resort in the Bahamas is offering 25 percent off four-night stays through June if you book by Nov. 27. With the discount, doubles at the resort start at $456 a night, with a flight from Nassau included.
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2. Early bird Telluride
Colorado's Madeline Hotel is offering 20 percent off nightly rates plus free lift tickets for stays through mid-December. Two nights in early December start at $203 a night, including taxes and fees. Slopes open Nov. 23.
3. Escape to Iceland
Spend three nights in Iceland for $399 when you book by Nov. 15. Fleetway's three-night package includes a room at the T10 Hotel just outside Reykjavík and round-trip airfare from multiple U.S. cities. Pack light; additional luggage is $99.
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