Saving Tips For Travel

[campbellronald7]

While traveling for long routes always try to save on following things like first of all carry two big water bottles so you don’t need to buy them ,Also always carry your food & Snacks with you that would last long while you are travelling also try to spend less amount on while choosing a vehicle to travel see which one charges you less than other & always try to bargain according to me everything could be bargained .Carry ample of clothes so you don’t need to pay for washing or buying new clothes. Keep less money in your wallet that will stop you from spending Excess and you will avoid yourself from finding an ATM in middle of your travel .

[Financeman]

Credit card

Get A credit card with 0% foreign exchange fee, as a back up, you never know what you might need it for

[Financeman]

Save the currency you need

When i was at university and i wanted to travel anywhere i would buy the currency i needed when i had some spare money. Thus i couldn't spend it. it worked for me and allowed me to head off to many different places, Like trinidad and Morocco.

[shivampanwar]

hop around for the best deals for airfares etc You would be amazed at how much prices can vary. Get quotes and do your sums and book early for the most inexpensive tickets, also departing/arriving between Tues-Thursday will cut the ticket cost.

[MallPall]

hop around for the best deals for airfares etc You would be amazed at how much prices can vary. Get quotes and do your sums and book early for the most inexpensive tickets, also departing/arriving between Tues-Thursday will cut the ticket cost.

Yeah, I often use Expedia to find the cheapest flight of the month and try to use my vacation days on those dates. Flights are expensive and every saved penny counts. As well as every dollar you save on a hotel reservation by using a frugal one, which is cheap, but doesn't ruin my vacation. I prefer to have my own bathroom and toilet, as well as AC, but do I really need a special view when I only sleep in that room?

[janecropper]

Shop around for the best deals for airfares etc You would be amazed at how much prices can vary. Get quotes and do your sums and book early for the most inexpensive tickets, also departing/arriving between Tues-Thursday will cut the ticket cost. Try and not go in peak season (from June till the end of August & December/school holidays). Check for deals from travel agents.

[kielson]

If you are going abroad then it's good to check some currency exchange and get the best offer.

[jasonandrick]

Never eat at the main tourism areas, most of the time you will save a lot of money if you walk a bit further.

[johnt78]

Pack a sink plug - so many cheaper hotels don't provide them and it's a real hassle trying to wash your clothes without one. Taking a powerboard with one conversion plug is also an excellent idea.

[couponkingpeter]

I always research the restaurants in a particular area, and their respective prices.

[Calacola]

6. When making air travel arrangements, make sure to check all the airports in and around your destination. Often an airport a short distance away will yield a less expensive fare.

Also do not forget to check time of arrival because if you flight arrives at night it can be much more expensive to reach city than in daytime due to a lack of public transportation and similar issues, especially when airport is too far from a city.

[freepricecompare]

Self catering

While you are likely to go for leisure or vacation at somewhere beachy or other natural places, Self catering is a good option for keeping the cost down. Normally, travel geeks prefer apartment or villa rental for accommodation where you can easily manage daily meal (breakfast-lunch-dinner) yourself. In all inclusive package, you have to pay thousands bucks additional for the meal which sometimes you don't like.
Please collect the local market information from where you will buy grocery or vegitables before leaving your home.