Business | No worms for the early birds
Germans get little in reward for booking their flights early
But Americans and Canadians pay through the nose for their last-minute booking habit
By A.W. | WASHINGTON, DC
HOW far in advance should you book a flight to get the best price? That is a question that many travellers agonise over. Yet people around the world do not respond in the same way to the incentives they are given.
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