Phil's Personal Finance Tip of the Day:
26 Secrets to Save on Travel
With airfares to Europe and Asia sky-high and high-seas breakdowns roiling the cruise industry, leisure travelers have plenty of reasons to put vacation plans on hold. But no need to restrain your wanderlust. We asked industry insiders and travel Web site editors to weigh in with their top tips and smartest
strategies for getting good deals — without the nightmare scenarios — on airfares, cruises, hotels and vacation packages. Whether you're on the prowl for a luxury resort that courts you with freebies or just want to qualify for priority boarding, you can use this advice to claim all the perks and conveniences typically reserved for the savviest travelers. Bonus: We also asked the experts for their favorite value destinations. Airfares
Air travelers have hit some turbulence this year. Air traffic controller furloughs led to thousands of flight delays in April. The attacks at the Boston Marathon likely contributed to the postponement of new rules that would have allowed previously banned items, such as hockey sticks and small knives, onboard planes. Skyrocketing airfares to Europe, due to high fuel prices and high demand, have made travel to the Continent even pricier. Plus, fees continue to rise: United Airlines increased its domestic change fee to $200, and American, Delta and US Airways followed suit. But you can still find good deals and avoid the crowds, especially if your plans are flexible.Read more at http://www.kiplinger.com/article/spending/T059-C000-S001-21-secrets-to-save-on-travel.html#WOhyLFkko9lqYM3u.99
I have no special talents. I am only passionately curious. - Albert Einstein.
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