Hidden city ticketing (aka “Skiplagging”) is when you book a longer route but leave the plane at the layover city because it’s cheaper. Example: Book New York → Dallas → Denver, but exit in Dallas. While it can save big…
Family travel adds complexity—and cost. Start by searching for one ticket first. Airlines often price group bookings higher. Once you spot the lowest fare, book tickets individually, then seat together during check-in. Use flexible date tools to find savings across…
Red-eye flights—departing late at night and arriving early morning—can save you both money and time. Pros: cheaper fares, fewer crowds, faster check-ins, and you maximize your travel day. Cons: poor sleep, jet lag, and limited dining options. Pack essentials like…
Need to fly tomorrow? Don’t panic—there are ways to save. Apps like Hopper and Skiplagged specialize in last-minute deals. Flying budget airlines can also help if you’re not picky about legroom. Check nearby airports as well—flying into Newark instead of…
Bundling is the unsung hero of travel savings. Many OTAs (Online Travel Agencies) offer exclusive discounts when you book flights and hotels together. Airlines and hotels love packages because it locks in your business, and in return, they slash prices.…