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Easy ways to save money on travel
– moneysense.ca
I love to travel, but I don’t like spending more than I have to. Over the years, I’ve picked up a few tips that have helped me stretch my travel dollars, and I’m here to share them with you. You won’t find any travel hacks here; these are practical tips that anyone can use right now.
Budget for your trip
If you don’t have any money available and are in need of a vacation, it can be tempting to charge your trip to your credit card. By doing this, you’ll incur interest charges which means you’ll be paying more for your trip in the long run, which will only cause you more stress. Instead, start a budget for your trip. Set aside some money every month that’s dedicated to your travels. It’ll require a little forward planning. Another advantage of having a travel budget is that you won’t feel guilty about spending when you’re abroad, so you can go ahead and have that extra scoop of gelato.
Be flexible with your flights
If you have set dates for a specific location, then it’s unlikely you’re going to get a deal on airfare…
Budget for your trip
If you don’t have any money available and are in need of a vacation, it can be tempting to charge your trip to your credit card. By doing this, you’ll incur interest charges which means you’ll be paying more for your trip in the long run, which will only cause you more stress. Instead, start a budget for your trip. Set aside some money every month that’s dedicated to your travels. It’ll require a little forward planning. Another advantage of having a travel budget is that you won’t feel guilty about spending when you’re abroad, so you can go ahead and have that extra scoop of gelato.
Be flexible with your flights
If you have set dates for a specific location, then it’s unlikely you’re going to get a deal on airfare…
