Is budget travel a thing of the past or is it still doable? How is it even possible in today’s economy?
There are many levels to budget traveling whether in one’s own country or outside of one’s country. For this article I will solely focus on budget travel outside of one’s own country as that is my niche.
Budget travel is still doable once you are willing to roll with the tides of restrictions: oftentimes a budget friendly fare (which with my experience and depending on the continent is always under $600 for me to even consider it a steal/deal) has restrictions such as specific dates for travel, no ticket changes, connecting flights, and/or length of time allowable to travel.
There is always a sale or error fares to somewhere around the globe. ALWAYS! The choice is up to you if you are flexible as the traveler. It is important to learn the peak seasons of places you wish to travel as often off-peak seasons are the cheapest. Not having any hang-ups about specific countries or travel time broadens the pickings for budget travelers like myself.
Also important in booking budget trips is that once a ticket is on sale or the infamous "error fare" is posted, there is a limited time to book. My recommendation is always “book” the ticket as most platforms have a twenty-four hour cancellation policy. Since I do not have a specific time nor country I want to travel to, as long as a sale fare is available that passes the Laugh Travel Live budget steal/deal, I am booking it.
To recap:
1. Be open to travel on the times allotted for cheap fares
2. Be open to travel to the countries that have sales fares available
3. Book ASAP, preferably within twenty-four hours of finding an exceptionally cheap ticket
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