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Hey awardtrail readers, wanna spice up your travel plans without emptying your wallet? There's a sweet deal floating around right now for flights to Medellin, Colombia! You can snag a round-trip ticket for around $310.
This is a steal, but there's a catch: the price is for Basic Economy. That usually means you'll have to pay extra for things like seat selection and checked bags. If you're a light packer or cool with random seat assignments, this deal could be perfect.
To find these flights, use the Matrix Airfare Search by ITA Software (that's a free tool that helps you find the cheapest flights). Once you've found the dates, you can book directly with the airline. Medellin is an amazing city with vibrant culture, delicious food, and stunning scenery. At this price, it's hard to say no!
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