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Winter or spring in Milan, Italy, for $618, round trip, from LAX

A pigeon flies near the Duomo in Milan, Italy. Turkish Airlines is offering a $618 round-trip fare, but the booking window is short.
A pigeon flies near the Duomo in Milan, Italy. Turkish Airlines is offering a $618 round-trip fare, but the booking window is short.
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By Catharine Hamm

Here’s a Christmas gift to yourself, but you’ll have to buy by Wednesday: Turkish Airlines has a round-trip fare from LAX to Milan, Italy, for $618, including all taxes and fees.

The fare, subject to availability, is for departures Jan. 16-April 30. You must stay a Saturday night but not more than three months.

Info: Turkish Airlines, (800) 874-8875 www.turkishairlines.com

Info: Airfarewatchdog.com

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Catharine Hamm

Catharine Hamm is the former Travel editor for the Los Angeles Times and became a special contributor in June 2020. She was born in Syracuse, N.Y., to a peripatetic family whose stops included Washington, D.C.; Honolulu; and Manila. Her varied media career has taken her from McPherson, Kan., to Kansas City, Mo., San Bernardino, Salinas and L.A. Hamm has twice received individual Lowell Thomas Awards, and the Travel section has been recognized seven times during her tenure as editor. Her favorite place? Always where she’s going next.

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