Here are our “Top 100 Travel Tips”
- Bring Your Own Alcohol (to save money)
- You Only Live Once (so experience some once-in-a-life time experiences)
- Extend Long Weekends (to save on vacation days)
- Stretch Your Dollar (and visit inexpensive countries)
- Hit the Highlights (so you don’t have regrets)
- Get Off the Beaten Path (to see stuff most people don’t, not just the highlights)
- Treat Yourself to VIP (it’s the best way to see concerts)
- Airline Loyalty Matters (to get the best perks)
- Earn Points While You Sleep (alway join the hotel rewards program)
- Earn Points While You Drive (always join the car rental rewards program)
- Know When to Stay Home (some events are overpriced – skip them)
- Experience Epic Meals (they are famous chefs for a reason)
- Visit Great Cocktail Bars (mixologists are the new chef)
- Eat Off-Campus (don’t only dine at your hotel)
- Conquer Jet Lag (by planning ahead and adjusting your sleep)
- Tour Guides Know (all of the secrets spots you’d miss)
- Save Time at the TSA (with TSA Pre-check)
- Volunteer Your Seat (when flights are overbooked and the price is right)
- Rent a Car (for flexibility instead of the train, in case you want to explore)
- Embrace the Layover (stay for a bit and check out the sights)
- Learn About Local History (to be more appreciative of the culture)
- Learn About Your Host Country (to be familiar with their customs)
- Use Tour Guides for Photos (in popular spots, they know the best shots)
- Watch for Great Hotel Deals (at top brands for low prices)
- Take the Road Less Traveled (by visiting countries that aren’t as popular)
- More Cards = More Points (sign up bonuses can add up)
- Resell Concert Ticket (to top festivals and concerts to make some extra money)
- Ask the Locals (where the best restaurants and bar are)
- Get Some Red-eye Rest (by getting comfy and taking some sleep aids)
- Extend Your Corporate Retreat (and get some real couples time)
- Pack Like a Pro (and make a list so you don’t forget)
- Rent a Home (for large groups and save money vs hotels)
- Join a Wine Club (for free tastings and discounts)
- Last Minute Upgrades (could be cheaper than you think)
- Free Transportation (is sometimes available from restaurants and shops)
- Bring Your Own Soundtrack (with a portable blue tooth speaker)
- Charge Up (before your trip so your electronics will be available throughout)
- Explore Somewhere New (on extended vacactions, take a day away)
- Use a Travel Agent (for exotic and complex trips)
- Get Tickets Early (to top festival and concerts)
- Global Entry (will help you clear immigration and get home sooner)
- Work Virtually (if you can, to extend your days away)
- Dress for Success (at music festivals)
- Get Groceries (they are key for snacks and pre-game)
- Plan Your Own Trip (for simple, familiar destinations)
- Visit Off-Peak (to avoid crowds and save money)
- Book Early (to get the best seats)
- Keep Your Options (for festival transportations)
- Your the Tour Boss (so have them take you where you want)
- Remember Why You Came (it’s not to be exhausted)
- Explore Your Surrounds (don’t get stuck in the city center)
- Use the Concierge (for tough reservations)
- Subscribe to Sites (like this one or others for travel deals)
- Central Markets (are where the action is)
- Airfare Sales (can drop the price of your trip dramatically)
- Use Points for International First (it’s the best deal out there)
- Local Food Tours (are the best way to get a sense of a countries culture)
- Maximize your Exchange Rate (through monitoring or cash vs. ATM fees)
- Always get Breakfast Included (at your hotel to get your day off right)
- Use Airline Points for Upgrades (when you have a limited amount)
- Pre-Pay your Vacation (so you don’t get hit with a massive bill)
- Use Public Transportation (in most big cities)
- Don’t Pay for the Brand (at top hotels, unless it’s a bargain)
- Maximize Your Point Value (shop around and see where the deals are)
- Eat Well (no dieting on vacation, or penny pinching)
- Taxis vs Uber (there are pros and cons to both)
- Request an Upgrade (sometimes they are free)
- Pace Yourself (in both sight-seeing and drinking)
- Meet Some Locals (to learn about people and food)
- The 9 Day Get Away (maximizes your vacation with only 5 days off)
- Leave Time for the Lounge (to relax before your flight)
- Get There Early (for top attractions to avoid the lines)
- International Roaming Plan (get one and avoid high cell phone bills)
- Push Your Boundaries (to explore new places and try new things)
- Explore Alternate Routes (there is more than one way to get there)
- All Inclusive is for Drinks (that’s where you make up your extra fees)
- Holiday Weekend Strategies (everyone is going somewhere – make the most of it)
- Trip Insurance (the bigger the trip, the more important)
- Split Long Trips (into two or more destinations)
- Use Fee-Free Cards (for international travel and purchases)
- Split the Cost (using cost share apps like Splitwise)
- Happy Hour (is the best hour of the day and best bang for your buck)
- Travel Sites = Discounts (sign up and start getting coupons)
- Try Exotic Food (it’s interesting and you gotta try everything once)
- Learn Local Phrases (so you don’t come across as the obnoxious foreigner)
- Take the Red Eye (to gain an extra day on the ground)
- Use Wifi Internationally (to save on your cell phone bill)
- Earn Points When You Fly (even for airlines you don’t often fly on)
- Book Hotels for the Group (and collect the points for yourself)
- Summer is Here (so stay safe and hydrated)
- Collect Your VAT (things cost more in Europe, but you can get some back)
- Earn Point on Everyday Spend (get a credit card that gives you points, no matter where you spend)
- Meet Up with Local Friends & Family (you never know who is in the city you are visiting)
- Take a Siesta (and rest up from a long day to get ready for the night)
- It’s Never Too Early to Travel with Your Kids (it’ll open up their eyes to the world)
- Get CLEAR for Take-Off (and cut the line at many US airports)
- Never Underestimate a Great Picnic (it could be more memorable than your restaurant meal)
- Bring a Little Bit of Home with You (so you don’t get home-sick too soon)
- Save Your Points (for something epic that you would never spend cash for)
- Share Your Travel Experiences (with friends and family – make the world a smaller place)