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If you’ve ever taken a trip, you know the dilemma—do you bring stuff from home and pay for a checked bag, or pack the bare minimum and then buy what you need when you arrive? But did you know there’s a third option? And it doesn’t cost a thing.
Travel math is pretty simple: The more money you save getting to your destination, the more you have to spend once you arrive. Unfortunately, airfare prices are up and only projected to get more expensive as the summer progresses. But a simple tech hack could help you score a seat at a discount.
Layovers are the bane of any traveller's existence, a waste of time (and money if you can't resist an overpriced airport meal.) But some savvy travellers use layovers to score cheaper airfare through "skip-lagging."
We’ve all seen the “wear-all-your-clothes-on-the-plane” packing hack, but who wants to sit on a plane for hours looking like a raggedy Michelin Man?
The last overseas flight I took was uncomfortable, to say the least. I was in the middle seat of the middle aisle, with a loud talker to my left and an even louder snorer to my right. About five hours in, I would have given my firstborn to the flight attendant to get into a business class pod—but I should have just bid on a seat upgrade before departure.