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
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