Once you've booked your flight and lodging, the next big expense when traveling tends to be food. You're away from home so most of your meals will be consumed at restaurants and you just rack up major debit card receipts.
However, it's totally possible to save on food when you travel. Check out the tips below to see how you can save and still enjoy delicious cuisine.
Two weeks ago I had an interesting flight experience. I flew on a budget airline. You guys know I'm all about doing everything on a dime, but I refuse to sacrifice fun, style or comfort. Well, this was one of those experiences where "you get what you pay for."
If you've ever been curious about a budget airline like Spirit or Frontier, keep reading to see the pros, cons and how to fly as comfortably as possible if you do go this route.
If I had a dollar for every time I heard a woman say, "I'd go but I don't want to travel alone" or "don't you get bored when you travel by yourself?!," I would be able to afford a round trip ticket to London. First class.
While a week long vacation sounds great, sometimes you can only get away for a few days. At times that's all you really need to relax and decompress.