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If you love using tech to problem solve, then this is the perfect hack for you. Google Flights provides prices for a range of dates along with a tracking feature that tells you how flight prices change over time. You can also sign up for email updates to tell you when flights are more affordable. KAYAK is another stellar option, providing you with the cheapest flights for your preferred routes.
(@addison.jarman)Be Flexible With Destinations
If you’re simply looking for an affordable vacation and you’re not too concerned about the destination, then consider going to a less popular spot that’s cheaper to fly to. Rather than heading to a bustling capital city, enjoy a trip to a nearby town or quieter city where your flight and living expenses will be cheaper.
Use Your Miles
If you’re a frequent flyer then you should consider putting your air miles to good use. What’s great about air miles is that you can use them in a variety of ways, including seat upgrades, extra baggage, and of course, flight discounts. What’s more, if you have enough loyalty points, then there’ll be no need to compromise on factors such as destinations and dates.
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Rather than booking last minute, doing so early on gives you time to track prices and ensure that you get the best possible deal comparatively speaking. According to Expedia’s Air Travel Hacks report, the ideal time to book your international flights is 60 days before you intend to travel, while 28 days is ideal for domestic travel.
Best Day of the Week to Book
Interestingly, Air Travel Hacks found that on average, flights booked on a Sunday turn out 13% cheaper. Still, this isn’t a hard and fast rule, so make sure to keep an eye on flights every day in order to guarantee that your flight actually turns out to be the cheapest.
Beware Of Basic Economy
Although basic economy seats are the cheapest, you may end up spending a lot of extra money to get all of the extras you need. This could include baggage and seat selection. So rather than booking a basic economy seat without doing further research, check out other options that include the extras you want so that you end up with the best deal for you.
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Despite being largely known as a budget airline, TAP Air Portugal also offers its own business class. This Portuguese airline regularly offers round-trip business-class flights to Europe for under $3,000, even going as low as $2,000 on some occasions.
Condor Airlines
As a central part of Europe, plenty of travelers frequently travel through Germany, thereby making use of local airlines. Still, Conder is a smaller German carrier that appears to have fallen through the cracks. Lesser known than other German airlines, Condor offers business class tickets for as little as $1,100 for its flight from New York to Berlin.
JetBlue Mint
You might be surprised to learn that this U.S. domestic carrier actually offers business class, albeit on selected aircraft and routes. One-way tickets from New York to Los Angeles start at around $700 while round trips start at $2,000. Not bad for seats that turn into a bed with a massage function.
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]]>Alonissos, Greece (instead of Santorini)
Why spend a ton of money on Santorini when you can visit Alonissos? It’s like Santorini’s cheaper cousin, with picture-perfect beaches, cute little villages, and yummy Greek eats. Plus, this island offers a close look at amazing wildlife and various endangered animal species.
Gili Islands, Indonesia (instead of the Maldives)
The Maldives are great—if you can afford it. But if not, the Gili Islands will provide a cheaper, no less worthy alternative. It offers crystal-clear waters, snorkeling for days, and the island vibes you so desperately crave—all without overbudgeting on fancy resorts. Maldives, who?
Porto, Portugal (instead of Bordeaux, France)
Who needs Bordeaux when you can sip on quality local wine in Porto? This lovely European city offers similar historic charm, Insta-worthy views, and buzzing nightlife—all without draining your bank account. Kind of perfect, huh?
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]]>Oslo, Norway
According to Travel + Leisure, flights to the capital city of Norway have fallen by about 40% this fall. While it may be chilly, Oslo is a cultural hub, filled with intriguing sites including the Munch Museum and the Museum of the Viking Age.
Ibiza, Spain
Known by many as the party center of the Mediterranean, this Spanish island retains mild weather throughout the fall. What’s more, there are fewer crowds and still plenty of parties, restaurants, and beach activities on offer.
Brussels, Belgium
When you’re not taking a stroll in the breathtaking Brussels Park, you can enjoy a warm hot chocolate or perhaps a Belgian-style beer.
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