From: Leisure
Planning to travel around the world without
punching a big hole in your pocket? If such thing is on your mind, then
this article would be a great help. Planning is not as simple as jumping
on a plane, so to get a full idea of how to construct your trip, do
read this article and travel smartly.
Here's how the experts keep it cheap on the board.
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Lavish travel packages are the world's largest unofficial currency
and act as both weapon and reward for the frequent traveler, especially
for those who travels internationally at least once a month. There are
many people who take wise decisions by taking up good deals or offers
through these travel packages in order to enjoy their hassle-free stay
and travel. Moreover, if you want to avail more comfort and luxury of
these travel packages, make sure to book your stay and air tickets a
month or two prior to your trip. It is because, the much earlier you
make your bookings, the lesser you have to pay your bills. In fact,
sometimes, you get more than 50% off on your air tickets and hotels.
Therefore, we recommend you to plan and pay in more smarter way.
Travel when crowd is not crushing upon you
Traveling during holidays and peak season is going to cost you high
and moreover, you have to put some more efforts to seeing the places you
were planning to see in peace. To avoid the unnecessary rush and
budget-friendly, plan your trips during off-season to enjoy your trip
and keep yourself away from tripping off your budget and mood.
Therefore, if traveling with your family, ensure to plan in advance to
keep your travel hassle-free and tension-free.
Don’t pay extra for hotels
When it comes to accommodation, many of you must have punched a big
hole in pockets while booking for room, food and travelling charges.
Contrary to it, you are not supposed to pay extra for being tourist, in
fact, you can cut down the prices or expenses, if you plan your trip in a
wise way. There are many online sites that offer good deals on
accommodation, food, and tickets. All you have to search the sites that
offer hot deals for the tourists to avoid getting trapped in overpriced
tourist traps.
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Live like locals
Locals don't eat out every night and neither should you. Take a
pleasure of being local and visit the local supermarket to see what the
local palate is like and cook yourself a nice dinner. If you don't have a
kitchen where you are staying, hit the markets and make yourself some
food for a picnic in the park. If in case, you don’t like preparing food
for yourself, ask around for the best spots to get good and cheap food.
However, there are many online sites that educate you about places,
food and budget-friendly restaurants, so ensure to explore the sites
before you leave for the trip.
Go to a familiar place
Hotel and air fares can add up to your not so expensive travel trip.
You can eliminate that expense altogether by visiting a city where you
know someone.You'll want to give your host plenty of heads up and make
sure they know they have a place to crash if they're ever in your city.
It's also a good idea to bring a hostess gift, like a bottle of wine or
nice box of chocolates.
Particularly if you're traveling for a while, keep these money saving tips in mind:
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Use a credit card that doesn't charge foreign transaction fees, which can add up fast.
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Pack a water bottle. If the tap water in the country you're visiting is drinkable, use that rather than spending money every time you're thirsty.
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Skip the overpriced food and drinks at the airport. If you have a long flight or layover, pack protein bars and other snacks to tide you over.
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Don't pay for internet access. Hunker down in places that offer free Wi-Fi, like Starbucks, other cafes or the library.
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While you're connected to Wi-Fi, use that time to catch up on texts to avoid using, and paying for, international data.
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