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JetSetter's Luxury Travel Sample Sales Partner Up with Jetblue

May 13, 2010 at 12:19 PM | by | Comments (0)

Have you joined JetSetter yet? We've been pretty addicted to the private luxury travel sample sale site ever since it launched last September, and although there are not many imitators, JetSetter is the only one beginning airline partnerships. We thought this could happen.

Thankfully, JetSetter is looking to bring in reasonably priced airfare to get you to their discounted five-star resort destinations, and the first airline to hit with them is good ol' Jetblue.

Discover where they're discounting, after the jump!

Starting today at 3pm, JetSetter will open sales on four properties that come with 15% Jetblue airfare discounts. They are Cap Maison in St. Lucia, Round Hill in Montego Bay, Jamaica, Le Domain de Lonvilliers in St. Martin and The Crane in Barbados. If you need an invite to join, click here. All of these destinations have JetBlue flights, although mostly direct from New York City, but that's where Gilt Groupe (the parent of JetSetter) got its start.

If this Jetblue partnership is successful, who knows what international airline could be next to cuddle up with JetSetter. It'd have to be someone stylish, so that leaves out many legacy airlines (sorry, legacy airlines). Who do you think?

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· Invite to join JetSetter [JetSetter]
· JetSetter sales [JetSetter]
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· JetSetter Launches, Introduces World to Trip Sample Sales [Jaunted]
· JetSetter News [Jaunted]

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