#issalakwatsera: What I Wore To Hong Kong (Day 3)

I'm not as much as a traveler as I would have wanted although I do intend to fix this problem very soon. Hong Kong, being one of the first places I've been to other than the States and some parts of the Philippines, was a bit hard to dress for. The reason...

Shinjuku

Shinjuku is a central district in Tokyo where all the action happens. There's really no difficulty in spending a lot of time (and money) here. My friend Edmond and I spent countless hours wandering around Shinjuku and poking our heads into random stores...

Tokyo Times

In Tokyo I was blessed with the best weather possible. For the entire trip it was 20-some degrees with no rain at all. To make the best use of this weather, we spent a lot of time exploring the city on foot. Although the Tokyo metro map is a nightmare,...

Helping to save the turtles in Uruguay! Karumbe.

In the small town of La Coronilla I volunteered at a local turtle sanctuary, Karumbe, positioned perfectly in between the Brazilian border town, Chuy, and the beach hippie town of punta del diablo meaning you have 12km of empty, undisturbed, beautiful...

Throwing myself in at the deep end. How I started traveling.

I had known long before I graduated in 2012 that I wanted to travel instead of begin a career. Once I graduated I moved back home, took my part-time job on full-time and stated saving every penny possible. No more eating out, no more wild nights out,...

A quick guide to cruise ship holidays

What was once the getaway of choice for the older generation has quickly become a thoroughly attractive travel option among globetrotting tourists.  With worldwide itineraries on offer and almost everything included in the fare , cruise deals are...

Save Money on Airline Tickets

Keep in mind that airline tickets can be very expensive. For those who are not use to purchasing airline tickets, you’ll find that the prices can vary greatly. You will want to consider some of the ways that you can save some money, but you’ll also want to think about your options. First, you’ll find that if you plan ahead, you’ll be able to get the best rates. For those who can not plan ahead, you may want to pick the crappy seats. You’ll find that if you choose the layovers, then you’ll be able to find the cheapest route to go. Keep in mind that if it sounds like it’s an inconvenient, it most likely is, but you’ll find some discounts or incentives for your trouble.

Keep in mind that some of your options are not appealing, but you’ll have to make to due. You’ll also find that once you get to your destination you will become relieved that you didn’t have to pay a lot, but now you have the money to really enjoy your vacation.

When it comes to booking far in advance, you’ll find that it also guarantees that you have a flight, but also it gives you the best options available when it comes to fares. Basically, you have your pick of seats. The question is how much you are willing to pay for your seat. A lot of people will hold out for a cheaper ticket, but then they are put on a waiting list and hoping that someone drops out. It’s not fun to be waiting on a seat to come available.

As for going for the crappy seats, you’ll notice that it will knock some money off, but not a lot of money. It won’t greatly reduce the cost, but it will be less. If you are looking to save some money you may want to down grade in class.
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