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Travel tips and hacks. Life hacks for travelers: how to save time, effort and money

We have prepared a material with all the tips, life hacks and tips that will help you discover a vacation in Europe inexpensively and conveniently.

1. Flight

Example:

If you wanted to, but tickets cost € 200, then why not visit, for example, in, if now you can buy tickets there for € 133? At the same time planning a visit to Madrid next year and cheaper by 60-70%.

Another way to travel cheaply in Europe is to watch flights not only to the main airport, but also to nearby ones. For example, a flight from Kiev to Kiev usually costs € 140-180, and to Bratislava is several times cheaper. And not everyone knows that you can get from Bratislava to Vienna by bus in an hour and about € 10:

2. Accommodation

With the visa-free regime, the number of trips on weekends or for several days has naturally increased, especially to excursion cities. Previously, for any European trip, it was necessary to collect documents, pay a consular fee and wait for a visa, now you can find cheap tickets and easily fly away for the weekend, for example, to or. Usually, on such trips, travelers try to get the maximum experience in a minimum of time, and therefore they only come to hotels to spend the night.

Is it worth it to book an expensive hotel in this case? We advise you to save money on accommodation and choose a simpler option: guesthouses and apartments are often cheaper than hotels, and in a hostel you can find a double room no worse, but for much less money.

Example: weekend in Budapest in September for two

The cost of 2 overnights in a 4 * hotel will cost you € 222 for a double room - this is already a price with a 28% discount.

And at the same time, for these dates, you can rent an entire apartment for only € 70 - three times cheaper!

3. Nutrition

You can choose a good restaurant to get acquainted with the national cuisine, but in general, if you are going to an expensive place, it is better to immediately find out about inexpensive chain cafes. For example, in Spain, a dinner in an average restaurant will cost € 15-20 per person, while in Sweden or Norway you will have to pay € 35-40 for this. There are also supermarkets that will help you save a lot on food - by the way, they often sell ready-made food.

4. Excursions and attractions

It's one thing if you want to discover a new city just by walking around it and enjoying the atmosphere, and another thing if you have a whole list of excursion sites that you would like to visit. It makes sense to select several objects to start with and not try to go around them all at once. Entrance fees to many large European museums can go up to € 20 - for that kind of money, you will probably want to take a closer look, slowly.

Always find out in advance about specific places that interest you: in many cities there are museum days when you can visit a particular object for free. The same may apply for holidays and private promotions.

Example:

Every first Sunday of the month there is free admission to the state museums, and on the last Sunday of the month you can visit the Vatican Museum for free.

Popular tourist cities have so-called City Cards, which help to save on transport, excursions, sightseeing and other leisure activities.

Example:

The Vienna City Card (Red Card) costs € 13.90 / € 21.90 / € 24.90 (24, 48 or 72 hours) and includes free metro, tram and bus travel and over 210 discounts on everything - from attractions to traditional establishments. For comparison: only a ticket for 1 journey in Vienna transport costs € 2.2.

And the Vienna City Card + Big Bus Vienna (red card) costs € 28 / € 31 / € 35 and includes over 210 discounts, a guided city tour and a 1-day Hop On Hop Off tourist bus ticket. For comparison: just a 1-day ticket on the Hop On Hop Off bus costs € 25.

If this is your first time in the city, then inquire about Free Walking Tours, which are often organized in popular cities. Typically, such a tour lasts 1-3 hours, during which you are told basic information about the city and taken to the main places - for the first acquaintance with the city you cannot imagine.

Be prepared to be asked at the end for a small reward for the guide - and it will still be cheaper than a paid excursion.

5. Communication

Calling Uber, arranging a trip with a local guide, calling and finding out the opening hours of a particular place, calling friends or family - all this requires mobile communications and the Internet abroad. Of course, some tourists manage to solve all the issues using the free internet in the hotel, but it is better not to limit yourself in this. Especially if an emergency occurs and you urgently need a connection, it is better to have a phone at hand than frantically inventing a way to call anywhere.

Choose the method of communication abroad depending on where you are going - you need to familiarize yourself with local tariffs, travel-sim tariffs and compare with the roaming of your operator in order to understand what is more profitable.

Example:

A SIM card from a local operator will cost you about € 30 (a little more than 870 UAH) - but you need to be prepared for the fact that when buying a SIM card in Italy you will definitely need a passport, and it can take 1-2 days to activate all services - yes, here no one is in a hurry, get used to it.

For comparison: the roaming service from Kyivstar is activated automatically when crossing the border. Subscribers pay only for those mobile services that they actually use. Actively using 3G Internet and calling friends and relatives in Ukraine, in 5-7 days a traveler will spend only about 300-350 UAH (less than € 12). All the same services with TravelSIM, popular in Ukraine (15 minutes of calls and 100 MB per day) in Italy, will cost you about 900 hryvnia per week (a little more than € 30).

If your hotel or hostel does not have the best quality Wi-Fi, you can always use the mobile Internet in the evening to post all the best photos from your trip to social networks, surf your favorite resources or develop an action plan for the next day.

There are many “guides” on how to properly apply makeup, quickly hook up the right guy, or decorate your home beautifully. Do you know about some life hacks used by tourists that will help you travel cheaper and more comfortable?

Buy on Tuesday. Air tickets are priced on a weekly cycle. Everything that is not sold out over the weekend and needs to be sold is thrown out with a discount on Monday, if this also did not bring success, then on the night from Monday to Tuesday "price wars" and forced sales begin. The conclusion is this: buying tickets from midnight to 15-00 on Tuesday is the most profitable.
"1 passenger". If you are flying with a family or just a large company, look for tickets for one person. Airline websites will try to sell a ticket in a higher class if you typed 2 or more people into the search bar. The difference in price is not always obvious, as you only see the amount for all tickets and you might miss the fact that one or two tickets are of a higher class at a higher price. Type "1 passenger" into the search line. Find out the minimum price and then make sure that the cost of each ticket is exactly that.
GateGuru app will tell you everything about all the airports in the world: where are the ATMs, what shops are there in Duty free, where you can have a snack or relax.

Museums. Almost every museum has a free admission day, which you can find out about on the website. On such a day, it is better to come to the opening in order to avoid queues.
Buy incognito. If you went to the site just to look at the ticket for the required date, you liked it and you went for a payment card - in 15 minutes it will become more expensive. It's not that all the tickets were sold out - it's just that the airline already knows that you came in, was interested in this ticket, it is very necessary and, probably, you are ready to pay more. All this can be avoided by searching for tickets in incognito browser mode. This way you will not leave any traces on the Internet, and the airline will not know who "came" to it for tickets.
Correct. If you are traveling and have a limited budget, correct mistakes in the menu of a local restaurant. Usually you will be happy to treat you to a delicious lunch.
Save on your luggage. Pour the liquid into 100 ml bottles, roll up clothes, buy a foldable travel bag. It will take up a little space in your backpack, and on the way back you can bring numerous purchases in it.

Save on housing costs. Stay cheap with apartment owners found on AirBnB.com and free with couchsurfers. You can check them out at CouchSurfing.com or BeWelcome.org. Be ready to talk a lot and stock up on souvenirs.
Take photos all documents and upload them to Dropbox.com. This way they will be available from any device connected to the Internet.
Free wi-fi at the airport will provide a combination of? .jpg after the address of any site. You can find hotspots in the Wi-Fi Finder app, and passwords in FourSquare.

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Free city guides and maps is available in many hotels at the reception. Even if you don't stop there, you can take the booklet absolutely free.
Food spotting is a mobile application that will provide information about what the dish looks like and serving sizes before ordering.
Buying tickets for excursions and attractions via the Internet is a way save about 10% from the cost and skip the line.

In hostels, you can often negotiate about free overnight stay in exchange for cleaning or other help.
Skip the baggage claim line. Labeling luggage with the label “fragile items” (even if they are not there) will force staff to handle it with care. Such baggage is often stacked on top of the rest and is therefore the first to check out.

Agree that using these life hacks, you can save a lot of time, money and nerves. Comfort is very important. Travel comfortably.

I wonder if there is at least one person on earth who, when asked "Do you like to travel?" will answer with a firm "NO"? I don't think such people exist. After all, how cool and interesting it is to visit the most beautiful and unique corners of our planet, to meet and communicate with people, to taste dishes of national cuisine! Travels- this is real science. After all, it is there that we acquire certain skills and abilities, make our discoveries and enrich ourselves with knowledge.

And for the science of travel to be easy, you need to know some of the tricks and tricks - - that experienced travelers resort to. Today we want to introduce you to some of them.

MAGIC WORDS

Hello, I'm the creator of Lonely Planet or "Good afternoon, I'm a Discovery journalist"- these magic words magically affect the clerks of small hotels, restaurants and museums. And as an upgrade, you get a lovely room, a delicious free meal, free admission (or skip-the-line).

CHEAP AND NON-BANAL SOUVENIRS

To be abroad and not to bring a souvenir from there - this does not happen. The most interesting and cheap gifts for yourself and friends you can buy on flea markets or in antique shops... So, for example, if a beer glass "Hoegarden" in Brussels costs 10-19 euros, then on the market its price is only 0.5 euros. And very often, residents of European cities expose things or household items that they do not need outside the gates of their houses. Take and carry them with you as much as you can, absolutely free.

SOUVENIRS FOR THIRD PRICE

Anyone who has been to Paris or Barcelona knows perfectly well how dark-skinned "businessmen" make money there. Souvenirs they are three to four times cheaper than in souvenir shops. You know that the police chase them every 10 minutes. You can start bargaining with such a seller, knocking down the price. As soon as he notices the appearance of a policeman, he will immediately bring down the price to a minimum in order to at least earn something. It happens that the price of a thing was originally about 40 euros, and when a police officer "raids" you will get it for five.

WE ALWAYS TRAVEL IN DRY FOOTWEAR

Traveling in wet weather, or under the rain, you can get your feet wet and get sick, ruining your vacation. A simple way will help to avoid this: buy sanitary pads and fix them on the insole with the absorbent surface up.... Replace them as they get wet.

1 EURO PER UAH

This life hack is very old among experienced travelers. It consists in the fact that many European machines perfectly accept our hryvnia, or rather 50 kopecks, instead of 1 euro. So, in places where vending machines are installed, you can easily buy water or a chocolate bar.

HOTEL BONUSES

This theme works great too. It is practiced by young traveling couples. When booking a hotel room, indicate that you are newlyweds and that you are on your honeymoon during this time(no one checks the authenticity of the marriage registration). And how are you bonus, you can get a good number, fruit or champagne or some other surprise from the establishment. A trifle, but nice

SAVE HOUSING

In Europe, only the wealthy can book accommodation in the center. You know the prices for it yourself. Housing will be cheaper not in the center, but on the outskirts of the city... If you look at the map, it seems to you that it is very far away. But in fact it is 20-25 minutes on foot. The advantage of such areas will be inexpensive shops and cafes with delicious national cuisine.

MUSEUM LIFE HACK

First... If you plan to visit any museum in advance, go to its website and see what days entrance to this museum will free... Perhaps it will coincide with your journey. Second... Walking around the museum and not figuring out what's in it and what is in it, it's stupid, you need a guide here. Or an audio guide. On the second, you can save: download the audio guide on your gadget and save around € 5. They can be found in a free app on iTunes and Google Play. Third... Ask for a ticket from outgoing visitors to the museum - you will get there for free.

FREE ENTERTAINMENT

Here will come to the rescue the Internet... You can google "Paris pour 0 euro" or any other city. On special blogs or portals you can find any information about free events in the town.

FREE BREAKFAST, LUNCH OR DINNER

It is very easy to get it in countries where English / German (and if you consider that you are fluent in it) is at a low level. In cafes, which are usually located further from the center, ask for the menu in English. It has been verified that 89% of a hundred in such a menu will make a mistake. Offer your services for correct translation, so to speak, correct the menu. You can even offer to make a translation into Russian, Ukrainian or other languages that you know. The more competently the menu is made, the more sales. This is also a fact. And as gratitude for your work, the administration of the cafe will definitely you will thank and will offer free complex.

RESTAURANT DECEPTIONS

Never eat on the "restaurant" streets and do not fall for their trick "Dinner for 10 euros". This will not be on the menu for sure, at least lunch will cost 30 euros. There is one more rule of the bartender: we multiply the price by the number of people (i.e. if there are three of you, and you ordered one large dish, its cost will triple). Take an interest in such, at first glance, a trifle.

RESTAURANT LIFE HACK

Is it possible have breakfast or lunch in a good establishment is delicious and not expensive? Yes. Just have breakfast and lunch! The local population is used to visiting restaurants, mainly in the evening, for dinner. And in order to attract a visitor to itself, the administration of the restaurant makes a morning discount on food up to 40-50%. Be cunning and you will never go hungry.

TOILET LIFE HACK

Traveler Rule # 1: if you come across a free toilet on your way, use the opportunity to “go”, even if you don’t feel like it. There may not be another opportunity (who knows when you might come across another free toilet!)

UNLIMITED INTERNET IN EUROPE

Even those who leave home only to the nearest store for bread know that booking tickets early can save a lot. Fortunately, you don't have to spend days on the websites of airlines to catch the long-awaited discount. Aviasales, for example, has long thought of everything for us. It is enough to subscribe to the desired city or country to receive an e-mail notification of a decrease in ticket prices.

On Google Play and the App Store, you can download applications that will help you keep track of prices, for example, and others.

Use stopovers

Stopover is a free stop at a transit point with the opportunity to stay in the city for a day or more. For example, if you fly in North America, you can make a stopover from four hours, in Central America - from six hours. If you fly to Thailand via Sri Lanka, you can stay in Colombo for up to three days. The best part is that the cost of the tickets does not change. You can't see the whole of Rio de Janeiro in five hours, but you can get a general idea of the city.

Information about possible stopovers is contained in the fare description (fare conditions, fare rules, tariff rules). If the stopover is allowed, inform the airline about your desire to stay in the transfer city.

Sites-aggregators of tickets will also help. If you are dealing with Aviasales, look for the following link:

In order not to get into a mess, first study the cost of tickets separately and taking into account the different days of departure and arrival.

Look for Multiple destinations on the airlines website - these are the very stopovers. If the fare includes a stopover, the airline issues a visa, provides a hotel and transfer. If the stop exceeds 24 hours, the luggage must be collected and taken with you.

By the way, in many cities of the world there are special communities in which local amateur guides hang out in anticipation of tourists-stoppers. Google and Facebook to help you.

Choose your seats on the plane in advance

Those who have flown know how important it is to choose a good seat in the cabin. Especially if it's a flight to the other end of the world. When planning your trip, study the layout of the aircraft cabin in advance. There are enough sites that allow you to do this, for example Seatguru or Samolety. It is enough to know the flight number and the type of aircraft. This is how, for example, the filling of the Airbus A320 from the Aeroflot fleet looks like:

If you feel faint and nauseous on board the aircraft, choose a seat in the bow, closer to the wings.

Take oatmeal on the road

Have you discovered a healthy lifestyle and the delights of proper nutrition? Vacation and flight are not a reason to change the regime. This trick was suggested to us by experienced stewards and old-timers on a diet. Take a zip-lock bag and fill it with a handful (or whatever amount you want) with any filling. Nuts and dried fruits will do. Everything! On the plane, ask for a cup of boiling water for a healthy breakfast.

Use essential oils for motion sickness

Nauseous and motion sick on the plane? Grab a bottle of peppermint oil and sniff it every time you feel faint. If the airline has strict liquid guidelines, put the oil on a handkerchief.

Join the group

Not daring to travel alone? And you don't need to. Become part of a group of tourists, including professional guides and amateurs like you. For a relatively small amount, you will acquire fellow travelers and improve your English in a relaxed atmosphere. There are many tourist groups, for example Flash Pack, Travendly, Interpid.

Use bags and baskets for storage

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A foldable laundry basket comes in handy when traveling to store dirty items. A laundry bag for delicate items will also be helpful. It can be used to fold what is going to be washed at home. The large zip-lock bag makes it easy to transport wet items, such as a swimsuit that you swam in a few hours before departure.

Take a face spray on the plane

A moisturizing face spray with a natural composition and in a permitted mini-format will maintain the skin's hydrobalance and save it from dryness. Pay attention to the composition: it should be free of parabens, sulfates and other harmful ingredients. Ladies' note: if you take on board a fabric face mask with a fashionable panda pattern, you can take care of your skin and give your fellow travelers a lot of fun.

Get functional clothing

A functional and very lightweight jacket, which can be simply rolled up and tucked into a special weightless cover, does not take up much space and is useful in case of an early departure, late landing or when flying from one climatic zone to another.

Book your meals in advance

Traveling to the USA? Pay attention to the Grab app. It will help you to pre-select and order lunch or a cup of coffee in the restaurants closest to the desired terminal in most airports in the country.

Pay for Wi-Fi in advance

Some airlines, such as JetBlue and Virgin America, do not provide free Wi-Fi on board. Check this point and pay in advance for Internet access. Before the trip, it's a good idea to study the Wi-Fi card: which airports on the planet provide passengers with access to the Network.

Ask for free

Many airlines have a large assortment of freebies for passengers. You may not know about this if you do not ask a direct question. Toys, mosaics and pencils for kids, wet wipes, cookies and juices - don't hesitate to ask, it's free.

Believe it or not, some airlines (Air Canada, Etihad Airways, KLM) continue to serve their Economy Class passengers free alcoholic drinks on international flights. Yes, you just have to ask again.

Rent a car

In many countries, it is easier and cheaper to rent a car than to travel by public transport or taxi. On Google Play and the App Store, you will find car rental apps in different cities and countries.

Find out more about the country of destination

Knowing about cultural traditions will help you save on little things. Find out before the trip how many tips are customary, whether you have to pay for drinking water in restaurants and what time is the cheapest food in local markets.

Use a single tourist card

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A single map will help you save a lot on city routes. For example, for 48 euros you can buy a two-day "pass" for 50 Parisian museums. The Italian Firenzecard costs 72 euros. This is 72 hours of touring 72 museums in the country.

Look for free attractions

Every city has free attractions and entertainment. In New York City, enthusiastic guides offer free guided tours, including walking tours. Free admission to museums in Madrid on Sundays. In Amsterdam, volunteers organize sightseeing tours around the city.

What tricks help you save money and travel comfortably? Share in the comments.

The summer is over - with a high season in resort cities and high prices for air tickets and hotels. And for those who are not tied to the academic year and can afford a vacation not only during the holidays, the time comes for an inexpensive vacation in Europe. At the current euro exchange rate, many people refuse to travel abroad, but if you know the secrets of budget vacations, travel to Europe will become a reality.

It's no secret that spending on a plane ticket is a significant part of the cost of a trip, so it makes sense to look for cheaper air tickets. The main tip is to compare prices on as many sites as possible, taking into account tickets from low-cost airlines, charters and sales. The cost of a ticket for the same flight on different sites may differ significantly.

Before looking for the cheapest flight tickets, decide if you need luggage, or if carry-on luggage will be enough, and also if you can do without food on board. Today, both low-cost airlines in Europe and regular airlines may charge additional fees for baggage, check-in at the airport or payment by card - take all these factors into account when comparing prices.

How else to save on air tickets? Register in airline loyalty programs and save up bonuses - a few minutes spent on the Internet will help you to save a lot on air tickets over time. Also, many airlines cooperate with banks - simply by making purchases with a card of such a bank, you can accumulate miles for your air ticket. Banks can cooperate with airline alliances - in this case, you can spend bonuses on ticket purchases in all airlines in the group. There are three main alliances:

Star alliance, it includes 28 airlines, including Thai, Air China, Lufthansa, Turkish Airlines and others. Citibank and Russian Standard Bank cooperate with the alliance;
Oneworld, which includes 15 airlines, including S7 Airlines, American Airlines, British Airways, airberlin, and more. Alfa-Bank, Raiffeisenbank, Promsvyazbank and others cooperate with him;
SkyTeam, it includes 20 airlines, including Aeroflot, AirFrance, Czech Airlines and others. The Alliance is a partner of Sberbank of Russia, Citibank, Alfa-Bank and others.

Also, some banks have joint programs with ticket aggregator sites, for example, Tinkoff Bank and OneTwoTrip.

Cheap train tickets

The cheapest train tickets can be found approximately 45 days before the travel date. If, say, you know exactly what dates you will have a vacation, take care of buying tickets in advance.

In Europe, train tickets appear on sale 12 weeks before the departure date, so if you plan to visit several cities as part of your trip, it makes sense to purchase tickets in advance. Try to split your route into parts: sometimes two connecting tickets can be more profitable than one direct one. Connect your imagination and test different combinations. In addition, if you have time in the city of transfer, you can see the local attractions.

Car rental or transfer?

If you want to plan a difficult route while traveling, renting a car is the best choice. If you do not have a driver's license or are not ready to drive a car in an unfamiliar country, use the transfer ordering service. Sometimes renting a car with a driver between cities can be cheaper than a plane or train, especially if you are traveling in a large group.

Sometimes you can fly part of the way by plane, and part of it can be traveled by car. For example, you can get to Tbilisi by direct flight from Moscow - or by flying domestic airlines to Vladikavkaz, and then take a transfer to Georgia along the stunningly beautiful Georgian Military Highway. So you can, on the one hand, save money, and on the other, enjoy the beauty of nature.

At the same time, you need to take into account the following: if you agree on a transfer at the airport upon arrival, you will be told the amount that takes into account the benefits of two, and sometimes three, weepers of different sizes who distribute orders between themselves and taxi drivers. As a result, the driver will receive a minimum wage and will tell you all the way that he has nothing to feed his family, and you will pay several thousand rubles more. Therefore, it is better to order the transfer in advance on specialized sites such as GetTransfer.

You can get the most out of your accommodation while traveling in Europe with Booking, Airbnb and hostels. Many ignore hostels, eschewing common rooms with snoring foreigners, but there are also private rooms for one or two people - such accommodation is often even more comfortable than rooms in inexpensive hotels, besides, a free breakfast is included in the overnight stay.

In Asian countries, it is worth renting accommodation on the spot, choosing among private ads (and be sure to bargain). If you are planning a seaside holiday, choose a hotel on the 2-3rd line from the beach. As a rule, a room there will cost less, and the extra few minutes of walking have not hurt anyone.

How to save on food

The tastiest, cheapest, freshest food, wherever you are, you can find in local markets. In addition, restaurants usually offer set meals, which in Europe are called "menu of the day" and cost about 15-20 euros.

In tourist areas, the number of various restaurants per square meter is off scale, in such a situation it is easy to get confused. To avoid wandering the streets hungry for a good meal, do not be too lazy to search the Internet for good restaurants near your hotel and major attractions - Tripadvisor and Forsquare are great sites for your search.

Free excursions and entertainment

Many entertainments such as street festivals, concerts, dancing and so on can be visited completely free of charge. To do this, read the ads on street posters or type in the search engine the phrase "Free entertainment in ...". Also, a walk in the park will cost you nothing - there are beautiful parks and gardens in almost every city.

In addition to this, most museums have free admission days, for example, on the first Sunday of the month, you can go to the Louvre for free and see the Mona Lisa. If you are lucky enough to be in Rome on the last Sunday of the month, you can save on tickets to the Vatican Museum. Almost every European tourist city has free excursions (though usually in English, but in Finland and Eastern Europe there may be Russian ones as well) - you just need to find out the time and place of collection in advance.

A few more ideas for perfect leisure time are strolling along the River Thames in London or climbing the ancient Czech fortress of Prague Castle: without paying a cent, you can enjoy wonderful views and take great photos.

The main thing is travel planning

When it comes to travel, each step will cost more if you don't think it over in time, so the main life hack is to take care of everything in advance: when and how to get there, where to live, eat and have fun. Therefore, the first thing to do is take a notebook, diary or laptop so that you can write down your travel plan in as much detail as possible.

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Travel tips and hacks. Life hacks for travelers: how to save time, effort and money

1. Flight

2. Accommodation

3. Nutrition

4. Excursions and attractions

5. Communication

Use stopovers

Choose your seats on the plane in advance

Take oatmeal on the road

Use essential oils for motion sickness

Join the group

Use bags and baskets for storage

Take a face spray on the plane

Get functional clothing

Book your meals in advance

Pay for Wi-Fi in advance

Ask for free

Rent a car

Find out more about the country of destination

Use a single tourist card

Look for free attractions

Cheap train tickets

Car rental or transfer?

How to save on food

Free excursions and entertainment

The main thing is travel planning

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Travel tips and hacks. Life hacks for travelers: how to save time, effort and money

1. Flight

2. Accommodation

3. Nutrition

4. Excursions and attractions

5. Communication

Use stopovers

Choose your seats on the plane in advance

Take oatmeal on the road

Use essential oils for motion sickness

Join the group

Use bags and baskets for storage

Take a face spray on the plane

Get functional clothing

Book your meals in advance

Pay for Wi-Fi in advance

Ask for free

Rent a car

Find out more about the country of destination

Use a single tourist card

Look for free attractions

Cheap train tickets

Car rental or transfer?

How to save on food

Free excursions and entertainment

The main thing is travel planning

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