By Tracy Stewart from Airfarewatchdog —
Budgeting for you next big trip? The less you spend on airfare, the more you can budget towards dinners, shopping, and other vacation frills. Below, we’ve got 15 tips to help you snag the absolute best fare.
Source: How to Find the Cheapest Flight for Your Next Trip
Basic Economy fare will save you money but there are restrictions with this bare-bones service. American, Delta, and United Airlines are offering a Basic Economy fare on select routes in an effort to compete with low-cost carriers such as Spirit, Frontier, and Allegiant. Alaska Airlines has a similar Saver Fare. For travelers who want the… Continue Reading
Some of the most popular beach destinations have an unsuspecting danger – rip currents. Rip currents are strong, narrow channel of water that moves out to sea at about eight feet per second. They are the number one danger at the beach and account for about 80% of lifeguard rescues in the U.S. alone. They… Continue Reading
A question many travelers ask is whether travel insurance is necessary. Travel insurance is like any other insurance — if you don’t need it, it’s an expense you wish you didn’t have — but if you do need it, it will be a welcome relief. If you are planning a trip abroad or an expensive… Continue Reading
We honor our nation’s veterans and the men and women serving in the Armed Forces, including their families. These fine individuals stand out from the crowd, and we salute them for their courage. They are willing to risk their lives to support the freedoms that are all too often taken for granted. They offer up… Continue Reading
Medical emergencies that happen while traveling can be costly and stressful if you’re not prepared. Planning for that slim possibility that you could become ill or injured may not be on your list — but it is a necessary consideration. The fast-spreading Coronavirus serves as a reminder that the unexpected can happen without notice. This… Continue Reading
When a passenger is listed as a no-show by the airline, not only do they miss out on their outbound flight, but their remaining flights are affected as well. The airlines classify a no-show as a passenger who arrives late or does not show up for their outbound flight. This creates a domino effect, and… Continue Reading
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