Secrets That Will Help You Travel Cheaper
The more you travel, the more you save.
In this article, I will provide you with a list of 10 secrets that you need to know to travel cheaper.
To find accessible offers, it is important to know a few tips and tricks.
Use combined routes:
By choosing to combine different airlines you reach the desired destination and usually save money. The main rule here is that you should look for tickets to large shipping companies. For example, a flight to Rome with a train trip to Venice is generally cheaper than a direct flight to Venice.
Choose a 'hidden' city:
Another way to get a cheap flight is to choose a 'hidden city. A direct flight from point A to point B is more expensive than a flight from A to C with a stop at B, which means you can buy a ticket at a connecting flight and just do not go to the second part of the journey.
In fewer words, booking A-B-C can be cheaper than booking A-B. To find this type of flight, use the FlyShortcut website.
Do not rent cars in big cities:
If you want to travel between cities, it is ideal to rent a car. But inside big cities, it can become a burden, because of parking and traffic problems. You may also need to pay for a lot of parking in cities if you want to leave the car in the center. So, if you want to save money you should use public transport or rent a bike.
Find special offers:
Yet another good habit to save money is to look for special offers. For this, you either need to look on travel websites or you can buy tickets from travel agencies.
Travel light:
Many airlines have reduced prices for people who travel only with their handbags. When you book your tickets, you will see that, depending on your luggage, the price will rise.
Choose apartments:
To benefit from cheap accommodation, you need to find affordable apartments, because this way you will have a kitchen where you can cook, permitting you to save money on food. Popular booking services are Airbnb and HomeAway.
Visit museums for free:
Many museums have hours or days when they can be visited for free. Visit museums for free. Many museums have hours or even days to visit for free. The Colosseum in Italy, for example, receives visitors free of charge every first Sunday of the month, while Madrid's Prado Museum is free of charge from 18.00 to 20.00, from Monday to Saturday.
This way, you will see new things and save money at the same time.
Pay in the local currency by credit card:
Some countries invite you to choose which currency to use when paying with your card in stores. Always choose the local one, because when you use the card currency, the money is converted two or even three times. Thus, additional charges can add a commission of up to 10%.
Do not get stuck on certain dates:
It is quite common that a flight that is a few days earlier or later than your chosen one is much cheaper. To catch up with these opportunities, use a low-cost calendar: many online aggregators have this feature.
Use local search engines to find cheap tickets:
To find cheap tickets, use services like Booking.com and Skyscanner.
Do not reserve a seat on the plane:
Pay attention when you buy your tickets because many airlines will charge you an additional cost for the seat reservation.
Walk as much as you can:
Walking is the greatest and cheapest method to get to know a place. So, unless essential, avoid using the bus, subway, or, of course, cabs.
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