In these scarce times, you might find yourself looking for Tips for Saving Money on Vacation. A recent article by Michelle Higgins in the New York Times offers great advice for keeping travel expenses to a minimum.
One of my favorite ideas suggested by Higgins is to use Twitter to “follow” the travel companies or travel experts that you like to use. Large Companies, like American Airlines, United Airlines, etc. etc, are beginning to tweet their best offers, deals and advice, and the first people that respond can take advantage of those rates!
Higgins also suggests websites ITASoftware.com and Kayak.com for finding the least expensive travel dates. She also reminds readers to check for nearby airports that might be less expensive than your first choice and to fly on off-peak days. And, try to use online travel sites like Yapta.com, Travelocity.com or Orbitz.com that automatically refund the difference if your fare or reservation falls in price after you buy it.
For these and other tips to learn Tips for Saving Money on Vacation, read Higgins’ article in the New York Times in full.
