Six Budget Travel Secrets

Budget Travel is not just about finding ways to spend less. The thing is, they are just so much fun, and less spending. Here are some tips to get you started, and after that, a proposal on how to think about traveling.

Are you considering a long trip? You May want to rent an apartment in an interesting city. We did it for two months in Tucson. This has saved us at least $ 600 a month, compared with even the cheaper motels. It was fun to have a "base" for travel, of which the one-day trips to Mexico and up the hill and Lemmon, the furthest-south ski resorts in the country. Many cities have apartments that are equipped and available on-month basis.

Basically, this is part of the journey trip that costs the most. This is due to the cost of gas, convenient fast food, and expensive hotels you are forced to pay for when you just can not drive on. So if you find a place with a reasonable motel, and plenty to do in the area - stay for a while! We believe that the place becomes interesting when you have several days to explore.

Due to the increasing popularity of RV (recreational vehicle) boondocking, BLM has begun to identify areas for longer stays, especially in Arizona. They have a license is about $ 140 now. Although you can still park your RV for free on most BLM and National Forest land, paying compensation for the area means that you can stay up to six months (free of charge remains limited to two weeks). You'll also have pump stations, dumpsters and water available. You can learn more from the BLM's Arizona web site.

Budget Travel Quick Tips

of the federal tax on airfare is not due if you are taking a flight from one city in the United States to another in order to catch a flight overseas. Show your ticket to another country to have a tax agent is removed.

You May be able to get a senior discount if you are 65 or older. Ask. If you use Internet sites looking for tickets, they May not include this information so that you May have to call the airline directly. Recently, Expedia.com has included a framework for review, if you are over 65 years.

for cheaper hotel rooms, use the coupon books at gas stations along the highway. We almost always find a good job with these. It is rare that a manager will not honor a coupon. Generally, only if they absolutely full will be refused. Read the fine print, though. They often charge more for certain dates, or for two people.

above is a good example of how to travel inexpensively without sacrificing stvar.Istoj room will often be $ 20 more without the coupon, and you have to stop for gas anyway, so why not grab those coupon books? Save the room for several days, and you can pay for another day of rest. Just keep your eyes open for opportunities like this is one of the keys for budget travel.