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The report shows you:

• The best days and times to book flights so you can save big on airfare (pages 5-6)
• Which website alerts you when the price of your ticket drops (page 6)
• How to save on children’s airfare (page 7)
• How small changes in your itinerary can make big cuts on your costs (page 7)
• Who can get discounted airline tickets – it could be you! (page

…and much more!

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Whether you’re dreaming of a winter skiing destination, or would rather escape to a warm paradise, these tips will help you save big on your next winter vacation.

1. Make a vacation budget and stick to it

How much can you afford, exactly? Find out now, or else have a plan to have a specific amount saved up by the time winter rolls in.

2. Plan well in advance

When it comes to budget travel, time is one of your most important tools. You need time to make advance reservations
and to research the best deals.

3. Shop around

Now is the time to go comparison shopping for travel options, accommodations, and major attractions.

4. Compare different modes of travel

Depending on where you’d like to go, various means of traveling will have different costs. Also consider how many people are traveling. If you’re a family, it’s usually cheaper to drive than to fly. If you’re traveling solo, you may have more options – including carpooling with friends or family.

5. Ask for discounts

Sometimes you just have to ask, to receive discounts. At the hotel or airline, for example, ask for free upgrades on your room or flight. Ask your credit card provider about travel options they offer to clients at reduced rates, such as travel insurance coverage, etc. Don’t forget to ask hotel/hostel owners and tour operators for discount coupons, such as to the nearest attractions.

6. Share a vacation rental

If you’re traveling in a group, or can find family and friends to vacation with, sharing a rental house for a flat fee can be very economical.

7. Try a hostel

Hostels go for as as low as $20/night, so they’re a budget option you should consider.

8. Cook your own meals

Eating out can be very expensive. Stay in hotels or rentals where you can cook your own meals. Or pack your meals in a cooler, if you’re traveling by car.

9. Get as many discounts as you can

If you’re a student or traveling with a student, make sure to bring student ID cards or International Student Cards. This free report from Globe Cheap lists other discounts you or a family member may be eligible for. Also explore discount passes when buying online or by certain dates.

10. Borrow equipment

If you’re going skiing, bring your own or borrowed equipment rather than renting them at the resort. If you plan to go skiing often, it’s probably cheaper to buy our own equipment in the long run, instead of renting every time.

11. Explore discount packages

Hotels and travel agencies usually offer packages that include travel, accommodation, meals and entrance to various attractions. These usually cost less than if you paid for each one individually. They usually also offer discounts for early booking.

12. Travel off-season

The peak season for traveling in winter is around Christmas and New Year. If you don’t mind traveling around those dates, you’ll find everything cheaper. It’s also usually cheaper to travel on weekdays or midweek rather than on weekends.

13. Consider warm-weather destinations

Looking to escape from the cold? Consider places where the US dollar goes farther, such as small Caribbean islands, Mexico, and parts of Central America and Asia. Some destinations within the United States are also cheaper in the cold season.

14. Don’t touch the minibar

Bring everything you need so you won’t have to open the water bottle in the hotel, or get snacks from the minibar. You’ll pay ridiculous prices for these! Some hotels also charge extra if you request additional towels and toothbrushes. If you must, buy extra supplies at the nearest grocery store, not from the hotel. And don’t forget to pack those over-the-counter medications you usually use!

15. Stay out of the way

Consider staying a little farther from major attractions. You’ll save tons on accommodation – as long as you won’t pay through the nose for public transportation or parking.

16. Camp out

If you’re going to a warm destination, plan to go camping. It’s a very cheap traveling alternative. If you’re driving, find the cheapest places to get gas.

17. Look for free attractions

Entrance fees to tourist attractions can also add up very quickly. Do some research to find free attractions at your destination. These could include malls, national parks and historic streets or towns. Find out when museums are open to the public for free.

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With the summer nearly over, there are some great travel deals around so you can stretch that holiday-feeling a little further – Check them out below:

Expedia 9 Day Sale: Find 4-Star (or Better) Hotels for $99. But only until 09-09-09! Expires 9/9/09

Save on September Getaways on American Airlines: Flight + 3 Nights from $206! Expires 9/30/09

One Week Left: Save Big on Vegas – Flight + 3 nights from just $356 Expires 9/7/09

Outrigger Hawaii: Incredible Sale – Hotels from $79 or Get Your 3rd Night FREE! Expires 10/1/09

Bask in Phoenix’s Bargains: Hotels from $44/night. Expires 9/30/09

Last Chance for Labor Day Travel Deals: Hotels from $24! Expires 9/5/09

Thinking of renting a car?
Thrifty Car Rentals on Expedia: Find the Right Rental Car at the Right Rate! Expires 9/30/09

Going to Paris – take in a show…
Save up to 30% when you book a Paris show, tour or activity online at Expedia.com! Expires 9/22/09

How about a cruise – some great last-minute deals here:
Last Minute Cruises: 4 day cruises from $199! Expires 9/15/09

Special Canadian Deals:
Expedia.ca: Las Vegas Summer Sale freebies galore! Hotels from C$19. Expires 9/7/09

Expedia.ca Last Minute Chicago Hotels Deals: Hotels from C$44! Expires 9/10/09

All Inclusive Vacations: Save when you book a vacation on Expedia.ca – Expires 9/30/09

Expedia.ca: Last Minute Labor Day Weekend Travel Deals – Hotels from C$41! Expires 9/20/09

These deals have a limited life and may sell out fast so act today so you don’t miss out

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