5. Know Your Destination: I always make sure to do my research before I go on any trip. The more you learn about the various deals that your destination offers, the more opportunity there is for you to save money. See whether or not there are city passes that will get you into multiple sites around the area, and find out if the museums you are interested in offer free days (most museums do). When booking your lodgings try to find something that is centrally located. You may spend a little more on the room, but you will save even more than that by avoiding costly transportation fees.
6. Use Your Best Judgment: Finally, everyone can relate to having a tendency to over-spend while traveling; it’s easy enough to get carried away and spend money on things that you would never even consider buying in your home town. Be cognizant of this inclination and you can actually end up saving yourself a considerable amount of money, and room in your suitcase.

I hope that this series has been a benefit to everyone. As time goes on I will continue to pass along information that will help you make the most of your travels.

Sincerely,

“Ted on The Travel Desk”

Ted Phelps, Customer Travel Consultant

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