In the past we said, "Come on, do not mind, let me pay something more to get around well and fly safely." Obviously we all want the same on our trips, but that does not mean you have to fly a fortune on expensive flights and expensive hotels.
- Test the 24-hour rule. After you close your flight, go back to the next morning to see if the price has fallen. If so, call the airline to cancel the return flight. But beware, because the policy of some companies is not to return even part of the money.
- Wait for last minute offers. Airline companies, when they fail to fill a flight, inform subscribers by email, availability and discount in the last places.
- Travel midweek. It is known that flights are usually cheaper on weekdays than on weekends.According to research, the best day and time to get the cheapest flights is Tuesday at 10 pm.
- Always check social media because airlines are now communicating with their customers. That's where they always communicate their offers or discounts.
- Close the return with another airline. It usually comes more costly than closing with the same company.
- Use a credit or debit card that gives you a bonus. As you get miles, you have more chances for discounts and some free routes.
- Travel at dawn. The combination of daily-dawn is probably the most economical option you will find.
- Compare prices from different sites. It does not mean that because it was suggested by a friend, it is also the most economical. Each site makes its own agreement with the airline, so do your research before you book a ticket.
- Select the flexible option. So it suggests you the cheapest day (1 before 1 after), so adjust and close another, but close, day.
