Budget Travel Tips

Posted on August 17, 2011

“Who Else Wants To Plan Their Next Vacation With The Suave Insider Techniques Only A Professional Travel Agent Would Know?”

Where do you wish you were right now?  Hawaii? The Bahamas? New Zealand? If you could choose one spot in the world to be your dream vacation destination…  …where would it be? Second question. Do you think you’ll ever get there?  Travel can be expensive. Airline tickets, steep hotel rates, the hidden cost of meals and more. Will you ever have the money to pick up and leave for your dream destination?  YES! You will if you plan ahead using the insider techniques of professional travel agents. Inside my report, you’ll find out how you can make it to your first dream destination a lot sooner than you think.  I’ve put down all the tips, tricks, and tactics to making dream travel possible in one easy to read report. You can find all my secrets inside…
“…101 Tips For Traveling On A Budget!”

Here is just SOME of the information you will find inside:

9 different sources of information that will help you plan a frugal vacation. (Page 9)
Why it’s OK to let the “vacation bug” hit you – and to run with it. (Page 10)
The secret to using early planning as your biggest money saver. (Page 11)
How to deal with travel agents who work on a commission. (Page 11)
Watch out for members of your own travel partners who will be after your money! (Pages 11-12)
When a debit card can get you into trouble on vacation. (Page 12)
The truth about carrying cash while on vacation. (Page 12)
6 tricks for making long car rides bearable and affordable. (Pages 13-14)
7 packing tips of traveling insiders. You’d hate to learn these the hard way. (Pages 14-15)
8 tricks for getting the best deal out of your hotel. (Pages 15-16)
12 secrets to getting the lowest air fare possible. (Pages 16-17)
9 items to put on your “out-the-door” check list. (Page 18)
12 things you may not know about keeping yourself and your documents safe while on vacation. (Pages 19-20)
Why travel agents know that the saying, “Knowledge is power,” definitely applies to traveling. (Page 22)
How to find the hidden treasures at your destination that won’t be filled with tourists. (Page 23)
How to care for your travel documents so you don’t have to contact an embassy or police. (Page 24)
When driving yourself around is the best, and when it can get you into a lot of trouble. (Page 25)
How to check to make sure the exchange rate you’re offered is a deal and not a scam. (Page 25)
How to bring your money securely and safely – so you don’t have to fear that you’ll lose your bankroll. (Page 26)