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04 March 2013

Ideas That Will Help You Make the Most Out Of Your Trip

By Clare Johannesen


Traveling can be a great way to explore new places and gain new and helpful world perspectives. As fun and educating as it is, it can be costly and chew up a ton of time. Here are a few tips you can use in making you vacation both enjoyable and affordable.

If your plane or bus ride is very long, get up and walk around at least once every hour. Just walk around the cabin or go to the bathroom. Being in a sitting position for a long time can do harm to your muscles and even cause blood clots.

E-tracking is a great option for checking out travel sites. These sites will alert you should accommodations or flight prices change. You will get an email if the plane tickets you booked or are thinking about purchasing, go on sale.

Do not bring anything valuable that you will not need. An excess of valuables will make you an obvious target for theft.

Make sure to favor dark clothing when packing for your trip. This type of clothing will hide dirt and wrinkles, things that will naturally happen to your clothes when traveling. Light-colored accessories can be used to brighten up dark clothing choices.

Don't trust e-mails that offer deals about travel packages. Unless you know you signed up to get travel related emails from a company you like, do not even open them.

Try to choose your seating location in the area of the plane which will make you the most comfortable. Often, you can choose or request a certain seat or seat-type on airplanes, but not always. After booking a flight, always watch the booking site to see if this option becomes available. This can have a great effect on the comfort level of your flight, versus simply sitting in whatever seat is available.

As much as it would be fun to just get on a plane and go, traveling is much more complicated than that. Planning is the biggest part of your whole traveling experience. The tips that you have read should help you out with this.




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