Saturday, January 27, 2018


The airportis crowded, people are frantic, stress levels are high, you forgot your airplane neck pillow, and the kiddo behind you keeps running his 'I'm Going to Grandma's' suitcase into the back of your heel. Not exactly the most outstanding way to begin your holiday trip. But don't let a few snafusturn you into the Grinch for a day. The essential to budget travel is to approach onward. When it comes to family trips, globetrotting, well-deserved trips and/or going to see new locations we have never been before, the reality of cost and budgeting is generally in the back of our minds. Preparation and consuming our travel budget carefully is a priority for most families. Lowering expending and expenses, while still enjoying your vacation to its fullest, is the key to certain achievements and fiscal responsibility. Your pocketbook and family will thank you! The thought regarding economizing money while travelling is simple: Even if your personal funds is incredibly small, you can still take a break and enjoy life! Simply put, life is just too short to never step out of the door or departing the homestead! Also keeping in mind that while traveling, whether on a resources or not, even the smallest of things can all add op to a large vacation or travel charge!. The more you know, the better you survive the holiday madness.


The easiesttipto give, when deciding to flyduring the holiday season, is to fly on the actual holiday itself. Flying on Thanksgiving or Christmas days in particular,are a sure- fire way to beat the crowds, beat the stress and beat the price.Not to mention that you'd be completelyexempt fromthe typical obligation of having to bring some sort of tasty dish or boxed wine to your cousin's house; due to lack of time. If you have some flexibility within your vacation dates, use it to your advantage! Most websites that offer airfare purchasesalso have a flex tool, where you are able to check out fares for a few days before and after a certain date. FareCompare.com is a fantastic site that assists customers in finding the best possible fares, cheapest times to fly, last minute deals, and all sorts of other fun little flying facts and hidden secrets.


OK, so you've booked your ticket and you leave next Tuesday.That gives you 8 days to finalize your checklist, refill any prescriptions needed, stock up on quart size Ziploc baggies for any liquids (up to3 oz. each, inc; lip gloss, mascara, hand sanitizer etc.) that you plan on taking in your carry- on and buying new socks that don'tglorify the fact that your toes peek out of them. These are noterrands that you'll want to be doing the night before you leave, my friend. And for Pete's sake people, ship your gifts beforehand. If not, you'll spend just as much on heavy and extra bag fees as you did on the actual gifts! This will greatly minimize your stress level when you arrive at the airport, as well as diminish any worries you have of little Timmy's fire truck getting crushed. If you absolutely, positively must travel with a gift or two, remember to leave them unwrapped. TSAofficials are sticklers when it comes toanything wrapped or locked (for understandable reasons).


When the travel day finally does arrive, be smarter than the average globetrotting window seat thief. The night before, go online and check in, print your boarding passes, pay for any baggage fees, and set up flight status texts/ email alerts, at Flight Statsto get all necessary flight info. And remember the golden rule of flying: he who prints off boarding passes first, gets the best seats (OK, maybe it's not THEgolden rule, but I'm sure it comes close). Before heading to the airport, make sure your cell phone has a full charge and that you have the number of the person picking you up from the airport with you or in your carry- on.


Airport lots are pretty expensive, so if you must leave a vehicle at the airport, check outtons ofoff- airport lots that are availableat most major airports. They're safe, secure,much less expensive, andoffer free shuttle service. There are also plenty of online coupons that people forget to print off, that'll save quite a bit of money when it comes to long- term parking.


A few more helpful tips to get you through the holiday craziness, and leave you patiently sitting at the terminal sipping a hot cocoa while waiting for your plane to arrive: make sure to wear shoes or loafers that are easy to take on and off. It is now mandatory at every U.S. airport, that passengers remove their footwear to be scanned by security (be sure to wear socks though, 'cause a foot fungus is not a fab way to begin your trip). This tip saves you the time and the person behind you the impatience of having to wait for you to untie your tennis shoe laces. Always keep your purse and bags closed, wallets securely tucked in, and carry- onluggage by you at all times. The holiday frenziness is a pickpocket's paradise; especially with the added holiday congestion and distractions all around. Be prepared for unpredictable weather;icy roads- and of course, holiday traffic. Upload the national weather link to your phone if at all possible.


Unfortunately, all of the preparation in the world cannot change what you cannot control. If your flight is delayed, figure out a way to shrug it off and waste the time. Expand your thirst for knowledge at the airport bookstore, play a riveting game of I Spy (although a bit less riveting if you're traveling alone), bring a portable DVD player along, and Google is even offering free WiFi in 47 different U.S. airports, from now thru Jan. 15th! Being prepared is one of the easiest ways to survive the holiday travel season and maintain your sanity.Tis the season to be jolly!


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