Monday 25 June 2018

Vacation Tips for Seniors - Travel Wide that Too on a Budget

To many of us, budget travel means living in squalid areas in shoddy hotels, with little to no facilities. But that’s not true, you can make the most of the places you visit and also save some extra bucks with a rock-solid itinerary and some down-to-the last detail planning. A proper budget planning can go a long way toward reining in your expenses and fulfilling all your requirements within a particular budget. Check out some of the travel tips on budget travel here.


1. Research more about travel destination and other nitty-gritty: Planning out ahead is almost half the job done. The list of things to research for includes information about the hotel, the area, the mode of travel, the places to visit, the weather, altitude and so on. Planning ahead ensures you get the best of the trip and avoid mishaps or other troubles. Get on board some travel-friendly tour guides such as Lonely Planet or some online sites that can provide you with the perfect guidance. 
 2. Season discounts - If you are someone who likes to avoid the rush and stays “far from the madding crowd” then you are in luck as there are hotels and resorts that provide off-season discounts for you to grab! 
 3. Itinerary plan – Once you finalize, or book your tickets whether it is by air, by train, by cruise or by bus by bus, you can avail lucrative discounts in advance that too at cheap prices. You can even get help from a user-friendly website, known as skyscanner.com that provides a large number of airline prices catering to your choices. Most often these are non-refundable and there are other restrictions too such as cabin baggage and check-in baggage. You can follow the terms and conditions in details to know all these details. 

4. Inland traveling - For sight-seeing you can dig up reliable information from official tourism websites of the countries you are visiting. There are websites such as Lonely Planet or Trip Advisor that will help you select the very places and activities you want to cover and within your budget. The best way is to book your tour online all the while noting down all the details about the tour, such as the number of places to be covered, whether lunch is included, how would you travel from place to place, everything. You can also seek help from the concierge of the hotel where you are supposed to be staying and consult them about bookings and visit to do theatres, special cultural shows, restaurants and so on. There are some places which offer special discounts on special seasons, you can get to know of all these special offers from them. 

5. Have fun: Lastly stop worrying too much, just try and have a good time. Bond with other fellow travelers and make beautiful memories, and try not to overtire yourself. So, ensure your itinerary is light and fun.
Follow the travel tips forseniors to make your journey interesting, fun and safe! Bon, voyage!

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