There are many “guides” on how to apply makeup correctly, quickly hook up the right guy, or beautifully decorate your home. Do you know about some life hacks used by tourists that will help you travel cheaper and more comfortably?
- Buy on Tuesday. Airfare pricing follows a weekly cycle. Everything that is not sold out over the weekend and needs to be sold is thrown away at a discount on Monday; if this is not successful, then “price wars” and forced sales begin on the night of Monday to Tuesday. The conclusion is this: buying tickets from midnight to 15-00 on Tuesday is the most profitable.
- "1 passenger." If you are flying with your family or just a large group, 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, since you only see the amount for all the tickets and may miss the fact that one or two tickets are of a higher class at a higher price. Type "1 passenger" into the search bar. Find out the minimum price and then make sure that the price of each ticket is exactly that.
- The GateGuru app will tell you everything about all airports in the world: where are the ATMs, what Duty free shops are there, where you can have a snack or relax.
- Museums. Almost every museum has a free day, which you can find out about on their website. On such a day, it is better to come to the opening to avoid queues.
- Buy incognito. If you went to the site just to look at a ticket for the desired date, you liked it and you went to get a payment card - in 15 minutes it will become more expensive. The point is not that all the tickets have been sold out - it’s just that the airline already knows that you came in, were interested in this ticket, it is very necessary and, probably, you are ready to pay more. All this can be avoided if you search for tickets in incognito browser mode. This way, you won’t leave traces on the Internet, and the airline won’t know who “came” to them to buy tickets.
- Correct it. If you are traveling and are on a budget, correct mistakes in the menu of a local restaurant. Usually you will be happy to be treated to a delicious lunch.
- Save on luggage. Pour liquids into 100 ml bottles, roll clothes into tubes, buy a foldable travel bag. It will take up little space in your backpack, and on the way back you can bring numerous purchases in it.
- Save on housing. Stay low with apartment owners found on AirBnB.com and stay for free with couchsurfers. You can check them out at CouchSurfing.com or BeWelcome.org. Be prepared to socialize a lot and stock up on souvenirs.
- Take a photo all documents and upload them to Dropbox.com. This way they will be accessible from any device connected to the Internet.
- Free wifi at the airport the combination ?.jpg will be provided after the address of any website. You can find hotspots in the Wi-Fi Finder app, and passwords in FourSquare.
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- Free guides and city maps Available at reception in many hotels. Even if you don’t stay there, you can take the booklet absolutely free.
- Food spotting is a mobile application that will provide information about what does the dish look like and serving sizes before placing an order.
- Buy tickets for excursions and attractions via the Internet - a way save about 10% from the price and skip the queues.
- In hostels you can often negotiate about free overnight stay in exchange for cleaning or other help.
- Skip the line at baggage claim. Labeling luggage with a "fragile items" label (even if it's not there) will force staff to handle it carefully. Such baggage is often placed on top of the rest and, therefore, is the first to be checked out.
Agree that by using these life hacks you can save a lot of time, money and nerves. Comfort is very important. Travel comfortably.
Even those who only leave home to go to the nearest store to buy bread know that early booking of tickets allows you to save significantly. Fortunately, you don’t need to spend days on airline websites to catch the long-awaited discount. Aviasales, for example, thought of everything for us a long time ago. All you need to do is subscribe to the desired city or country to receive an email notification about reduced ticket prices.
On Google Play and the App Store you can download applications that will help you monitor prices, for example, and others.
Use stopovers
Stopover - a free stop at a transit point with the opportunity to stay in the city for a day or more. For example, if you are flying 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 tickets does not change. You won’t be able to see all 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 tariff description (fare conditions, fare rules, tariff rules). If a stopover is allowed, inform the airline that you want to stay in the transfer city.
Ticket aggregator sites will also help. If you are dealing with Aviasales, look for this link:
To avoid getting into trouble, first study the cost of tickets separately and taking into account different days of departure and arrival.
On the airline website, look for Multiple destinations - these are the same stopovers. If the fare includes a stopover, the airline issues a visa, provides a hotel and a transfer. If the stop exceeds 24 hours, luggage must be collected and taken with you.
By the way, in many cities around the world there are special communities where local amateur guides hang out in anticipation of tourist stoppers. Google and Facebook are here to help.
Select your seats on the plane in advance
Anyone who has flown knows how important it is to choose the right seat in the cabin. Especially if it's a flight to the other side of the world. When planning your trip, study the layout of the aircraft cabin in advance. There are plenty of sites that allow you to do this, for example Seatguru or Airplane. It is enough to know the flight number and type of aircraft. For example, this is what the interior of an Airbus A320 from Aeroflot’s fleet looks like:
If you experience weakness and nausea on board an airplane, choose seats in the bow, closer to the wings.
Take oatmeal on the go
Have you discovered a healthy lifestyle and the delights of proper nutrition? Vacation and flight are not a reason to change your routine. This trick was suggested to us by experienced stewards and old-timers on a diet. Take a ziplock bag and pour a handful (or whatever amount you need) into it with whatever filling you want. Nuts and dried fruits are suitable. All! On the plane, ask for a cup of boiling water to make a healthy breakfast.
Use essential oils for motion sickness
Nausea and motion sickness on a plane? Grab a bottle of peppermint oil and sniff it every time you feel weak. If the airline has strict rules about liquids, put some oil on a handkerchief.
Join the group
Hesitant to travel alone? And it's not necessary. Become part of a group of tourists, including both professional guides and amateurs like you. For a relatively small amount, you will get travel companions and improve your English in a relaxed atmosphere. There are many travel groups, for example Flash Pack, Travendly, Interpid.
Use bags and baskets for storage
enabea.com A foldable laundry basket will come in handy when traveling: you can store dirty clothes in it. A laundry bag for delicate items will also be useful. You can put in it what will be washed at home. A large ziplock bag makes it easy to transport wet items, such as the swimsuit you swam in a few hours before your flight.
Take a face spray on the plane
A moisturizing facial spray with a natural composition and in an approved mini format will support the skin’s hydrobalance and protect against dryness. Pay attention to the composition: it should not contain parabens, sulfates and other harmful ingredients. Ladies, take note: if you take on board a fabric face mask with a fashionable panda design, you can take care of your skin and make your fellow travelers a lot of fun.
Get functional clothes
A functional and very light jacket, which can simply be rolled up and stuffed into a special weightless case, will not take up much space and will come in handy in case of an early departure, late landing or when flying from one climate zone to another.
Order lunches in advance
Are you planning to travel around the USA? Check out the Grab app. It will help you choose and order lunch or a cup of coffee in advance at the restaurants closest to the desired terminal at most airports in the country.
Pay for Wi-Fi in advance
Some airlines, such as JetBlue and Virgin America, do not offer free Wi-Fi on board. Check this point and pay for Internet access in advance. Before your trip, it’s a good idea to study the Wi-Fi map: which airports on the planet provide passengers with Internet access.
Ask for free
Many airlines have a wide range of free goodies for passengers. You may not know about this unless you ask a direct question. Toys, mosaics and pencils for children, wet wipes, cookies and juices - don't hesitate to ask, it's free.
It's hard to believe, but some airlines (Air Canada, Etihad Airways, KLM) continue to serve free alcoholic drinks to economy class passengers during international flights. Yes, again you just have to ask.
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 applications in different cities and countries.
Find out more about your destination country
Knowing cultural traditions will help you save on small things. Find out before your trip how much to tip, whether you have to pay for drinking water in restaurants, and when food is cheapest at local markets.
Use a single tourist card
paperplanesblog.com A single card will help you save a lot on city routes. For example, for 48 euros you can buy a two-day “pass” to 50 Parisian museums. The Italian Firenzecard costs 72 euros. This is 72 hours of visiting 72 museums in the country.
Look for free attractions
Every city has free attractions and entertainment. In New York, enthusiastic guides conduct free excursions, including walking ones. Madrid has free admission to museums on Sundays. In Amsterdam, volunteers organize educational tours around the city.
What tricks help you save money and travel comfortably? Share in the comments.
It’s not for nothing that Lisbon is called the “European San Francisco”: the cities have the same bridges, trams, steep streets with sharp ascents and descents, and a very special atmosphere. Lisbon, like San Francisco, is a bright, unusual, bustling city where life does not stop for a minute.
Rafał BojarYou can fall in love with Lisbon as soon as you step off the plane: the fresh sea air will immediately turn your head. And when you find yourself in the historical center, you will realize that you are completely and irrevocably lost.
The beauty and originality of Lisbon is amazing. You won’t find another city like this in Europe: with ancient buildings, steep streets, yellow trams and the magical aroma of orange blossoms.
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I want to return to Lisbon. Once again, and then again and again.
However, there may be situations where the price of tickets for TAP Portugal flights and hotel accommodation somewhere in a cozy center can make you sad and melancholy.
Don’t be upset and put off meeting your favorite city until later: there are many ways to travel to Lisbon on a budget without sacrificing your own comfort.
Tickets to Portugal
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If direct flight prices are putting a strain on your pocket, consider connecting flights. To search for tickets, there are popular online booking services: Aviasales, Skyscanner, Momondo.
You can also get to Portugal through neighboring Spain. For example, book a direct flight to Malaga. And from there fly to Lisbon on a Ryanair or Vueling flight - popular low-cost airlines.
In addition, there are direct buses from Spain to Portugal (however, this is an adventure for the most extreme). You can study prices and bus schedules on the Eurolines website.
Cheap accommodation in Lisbon
To find affordable and comfortable accommodation, we recommend starting your search at least a month before your intended trip. Try searching on Hotellook, on this site you can compare prices in different hotel booking systems, including Booking, and choose the lowest. Or on Hostelworld if you are looking for a hostel.
Yes Hostel Lisbon
Hostel– not only a convenient and affordable solution for those who want to save money. This is a kind of youth hostel that provides guests with a bed in a common room for 10 euros per person.
As a rule, most hostels are located in the city center or within walking distance from it.
Staying in a hostel is fun. Single travelers can easily find company for walking around the city, going to a bar or club.
The hostel is also suitable for traveling in groups (there are rooms for three, four or more guests), or couples. Amenities are located on the floor or provided in the room itself. Carefully study the offers on the website if the location of the bathroom is important to you and you do not want to share it with other guests :-)
You can also find an inexpensive hotel or guest house, the price of accommodation in which will vary from 25 euros per night.
Another option, ideal for a large group of travelers: rent an apartment in Lisbon. Offers can be viewed on the Airbnb apartment booking site.
Airbnb
Special mention should be made of Couchsurfing - a popular youth movement for those who like to travel, communicate, and completely immerse themselves in the life and customs of the country. The concept of couchsurfing involves one of the local residents providing you with accommodation (and a cultural program) for free. To use the site's services, you must register, create your profile and indicate your travel dates.
If you are confused by this method, you can create a topic in the Lisbon community and tell them who you are and when you are coming, ask locals to walk with you and show you the city. Community members are very sociable and open people, and will be happy to spend time with you.
Food in Lisbon
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Portuguese cuisine is varied and amazing. Even if you're on a budget, don't put up with the thought of eating at McDonald's. On the contrary, you will not only be able to try local delicacies, but also save money.
- Look for authentic establishments where locals gather. Such cafes are full at lunch and dinner, but empty at other times of the day. To find an authentic cafe, just turn off the busy tourist street into the adjacent alley;
- If you manage to find a restaurant where locals dine, order prato do dia - the dish of the day. If you eat little, you can ask to bring half a portion, or order soup (1.2 euros);
- Fans of hot dishes will be interested in trying soup at Loja das Sopas. This “store” can be found in almost any food court in shopping centers. The price of a large portion of soup will be only 3-4 euros;
- Buy food from large chain supermarkets. Find out at the reception of your hotel or hostel where the nearest one is located;
- Water costs between 40 cents and two euros, depending on where you buy it.
In the photo: half a portion of turkey fillet (4.2 euros) in one of the Lisbon restaurants
If you want to try traditional Portuguese cuisine, we recommend paying attention to small family restaurants and also asking where the locals go.
Among the traditional dishes of Portuguese cuisine are a variety of seafood, salted cod bacalhau, “caldo verde” - a rich soup with vegetables, “caldeirada” - several types of fish and potatoes stewed in their own juice, meat dishes, chicken “piri-piri” with very hot red pepper, feijoada - stewed black beans with meat and sausages.
You can select restaurants using the Tripadvisor service, which contains information about the establishment, as well as guest ratings. However, recently this service has deteriorated, and many of the reviews there are custom-made. The Foursquare service is similar to it.
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It’s hard to imagine Lisbon without the traditional pastelarias cafeterias, where you should definitely have a cup of coffee with delicious pasteis de nata (pasteis de nata) - cakes with cream, and also try the traditional Christmas pie Bolo Rei - “king cake” with nuts and candied fruits (if you arrived in winter).
Transport in Lisbon
Lisbon is a large city with developed infrastructure. The transport system here is logical and convenient. To save on travel on public transport, use the Viva Viagem transport card, which has a Zapping system - money is credited to the card account and withdrawn as it is used.
The system is suitable for paying for travel on the following types of transport:
- Carris (buses, trams, ski lifts and elevators within an hour, transfers without extra charge) - 1.25 €
- Metro (1 trip) - 1.25 €
- Suburban trains CP (ticket for 2 hours, transfers without surcharge) - 1.80 €
- Ferries Transtejo/Soflusa (1 trip) - from 1.80 to 2.56 €
Discount cards
With the EURO26 Youth Card it is easy to get discounts on various types of goods and services: visiting museums, cafes and paying for tickets.
Lisboa Card - a card that gives the right to free travel on public transport in Lisbon: metro, buses, trams (including historical routes 28 and 12), ski lifts and the Santa Justa elevator; providing free entry and discounts when visiting attractions.
Sights of Lisbon
To fully immerse yourself in the magical atmosphere of Lisbon, it is best to navigate the city on foot, armed with a map and guidebook, because many amazing places are located far from the usual tourist paths.
Pedro Ribeiro Simões
Go wander through the narrow streets of Lisbon, where incredible discoveries await you: graffiti, street performers, cozy restaurants, ancient churches and courtyards hidden among the houses.
Pedro Ribeiro Simões
Lisbon has a wide variety of attractions and museums, and on the first Sunday of the month, entry to many of them is completely free!
Art lovers should visit the Calouste Gulbenkian Museum, which displays one of the world's finest private collections assembled by the oil magnate. And the collection of modern art is located in the Berardu Museum (entrance to the museum is free, the halls have wi-fi and air conditioning).
The Oriental Museum is dedicated to Portugal's turbulent colonial past. The Carriage Museum displays numerous carriages, golden carriages, saddles, and other attributes of ancient modes of transport.
To get an insight into the history of the Portuguese Empire, be sure to visit the spacious halls of the Maritime Museum, where a collection of ship models from the first caravels to royal yachts is on display.
Fashion lovers should visit the free Museum of Fashion and Design (MUDE) on Rua Augusta, which traces the history of design over recent decades.
Note editors: The museum is currently closed for reconstruction
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There are a lot of museums in Lisbon, so choose the ones that interest you.
You can take a ride on the legendary tram 28, the Santa Justa elevator or one of the ski lifts for half the price if you buy a Viva Viagem pass in advance rather than purchasing a ticket directly from the driver.
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It is worth seeing the “medieval” Lisbon - go up to the Castle of St. George, from where you can enjoy an incredible view of the city spread between the hills, the Tagus River and the bridges across it. Enter the ancient 10th century cathedral - Se - and feel the calm and tranquility spilled in the air of this temple.
Head to the Jeronimos Monastery and Belem Tower to feel the spirit of the times and the greatness of Portuguese history.
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Are you dreaming of a vacation, but don’t believe that a budget vacation is real? We'll tell you how to save money and travel cheap.
Many married couples do not go on vacation for several years in a row for one simple reason: the prices for tourist packages “bite” and force them to choose a summer house. In fact, traveling doesn't have to be an expensive endeavor, especially if you try these smart ideas.
1. Travel by car
The times when an airplane was considered the most economical way to travel long distances are long gone. Today, when airlines are trying to include as many mandatory fees as possible in the ticket price, the cheapest way to travel is by car.
If you are going to spend your entire vacation traveling, you can plan a road trip of several thousand kilometers and have time to see several countries. Otherwise, choose vacation spots relatively close to your home.
2. Be flexible
If you do decide to fly, don't try to find flights for specific dates. This will reduce your chances of finding cheap flights. Start looking for tickets several months in advance to find the best travel dates.
The most expensive days to fly are Friday, Saturday and Sunday. Try to travel during the week.
3. Rent a motorhome
Believe it or not, a caravan, or motorhome, is an economical holiday option. Caravans have long ceased to be a curiosity that can only be seen in foreign films. Now they can be rented for a very reasonable price.
Please note that the motor home has not only sleeping places, but also a refrigerator and, preferably, a small electric stove. If you have to cook outside, this will only add to the charm of the trip: imagine that every evening will end by the fire under the starry sky.
Travel in your own vehicle
4. Take a vacation during the low season
Everyone knows, like twice two, that beaches are popular in summer, and mountains in winter. Try breaking the rules:
- Ideal time for holiday at sea– May and September-October. Prices are sometimes several times lower than in summer, and there are practically no tourists.
- If you are not going to snowboard, but just want to breathe in plenty of clean air, go to mountains in summer or warm autumn. At this time it is no less beautiful there than in winter. And, besides, the weather is conducive to hiking.
- Are you going to excursion to a major city? Go there for a weekend in the summer. Most often, at this time of year, hotels are occupied mainly by those who come on a business trip. On weekends, hotels are usually empty. By planning a trip on Friday-Sunday, you can find favorable discounts on accommodation.
This, of course, does not apply to the most famous tourist destinations, which do not lose their popularity all year round. For example, Prague or Paris.
5. Rent a home with a kitchen
If you want to really save money on your vacation, cook your own meals. It’s no secret that the main expense item after travel and accommodation is food in restaurants and cafes.
There are plenty of options for accommodation with a kitchen: this can be a rented apartment, aparthotels or hostels, which often have a fully equipped kitchen (if you are traveling as a couple with your spouse, you may be offered a room for two).
The most convenient option is, of course, a rented apartment or aparthotel (which is essentially an apartment building with a reception desk on the ground floor). In this case, you can expect many bonuses: from a balcony and patio to your own pool in the yard.
6. Try camping
Are you in the mood for a real adventure? Then try staying in campsites. Modern tourist sites (especially when it comes to European ones) offer all conditions for living: a bathroom, electricity and even the Internet. And all this for a reasonable price!
If you wish, you can rent a cabin on site or come with your own tent and sleeping bags.
Agree, waking up and falling asleep in nature is much more pleasant than in a noisy city!
7. Stay away from tourist areas
Accommodation in popular tourist cities can cost you a pretty penny. That is why it makes sense to stay in nearby settlements, where prices can be two or even three times lower. If you are traveling by car or there is a well-developed transport network between cities, an additional half hour on the road will not create any inconvenience.
Try staying in campsites away from major cities
8. Buy souvenirs in advance
If you are used to bringing souvenirs from your trips to friends and relatives, it is not at all necessary to buy them in the most expensive tourist places: in the city center or in an amusement park. Let's be honest: most of the souvenirs we take home are made in China, so your friends won't feel any difference if you buy gifts online in advance.
If the fact that the souvenir belongs to the place you visited is important to you, try going the other way: don’t buy postcards, but make them yourself - from your own photographs taken during the trip. Your loved ones should love this!
Well, or at least try to buy souvenirs away from places favored by foreigners. For example, buy postcards not on the main tourist street, but at the post office.
9. Travel together
Seriously consider going on vacation together with a couple you know: relatives or friends. The more people, the more pleasant experiences, right? In addition, this will help reduce expenses on housing and food, because you will be able to divide all expenses equally.
Tourist entertainment is, of course, very exciting, but always very expensive. Explore local forums and the press, ask for advice from your landlord or receptionist to find out about little-known places that are loved by locals. The prices are lower there, and the atmosphere is unforgettable.
11. Look for free entertainment
You won't believe how much free entertainment you can find in popular destinations!
- Almost every major city offers free walking tours of the historical center. As a rule, they are conducted in English.
- All museums have free admission days, and some do not charge admission at all.
- Don't forget to check the cultural poster of the city you are visiting. During this time, festivals or folk celebrations may take place there with free admission.
Don't be afraid to travel, because you don't have to have a lot of money to do it!
Based on materials from sheknows.com
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What can spoil your vacation? Whatever! A thousand and one troubles are just waiting to fall on the head of an unlucky tourist. But many problems can be avoided. Let's prepare in advance?
How not to forget anything?
Very simple. Make a list of things for the trip. Or better yet, two. In the first one, add what you can pack in advance. It is unlikely that a week before your vacation you will urgently need a swimsuit or a beach umbrella. So put them in your suitcase right away. The second list is things that can only be packed on the day of departure. Phone charger, laptop, comb, etc.
Grab some useful little things
You will read about banalities like a special neck pillow in other articles. This one contains only really useful and necessary things.
Universal Swiss knife
With its help you can open wine or canned food, cut an orange and even trim your nails. An indispensable item for any trip!
Pocket fan
For some reason, all tourists forget the common truth: it’s hot in the summer. Sometimes it's unbearable. A mini fan will brighten up the wait at the airport, a trip in a stuffy train, and a toffee to the museum.
Fumigator
Travelers also remember our blood-sucking little brothers at the last moment. For example, when they hear a vile “zzzzz” in your ear in the middle of the night. It seems that the war against mosquitoes is part of their plans. But you don't need it?
Portable charger
There is nothing to say here. It will definitely come in handy, and not only on vacation.
Luggage tag
Suitcases on a belt at the airport are like twin brothers. Go find out which one is yours. A bright tag with a picture or a cool inscription like “I love my suitcase” will instantly dot the i’s.
How to protect yourself from thieves?
Those who are hungry for other people's property are found everywhere: at the airport, in the hotel and just on the street. Robbers really spoil the blood of vacationers. To stay true to yourself, take the following measures:
- Buy a luggage strap with a lock. A simple device will keep your things safe even when you are not around. Unless, of course, the suitcase and the belt come together. 😉
- Don't carry a lot of cash with you. Use plastic cards. Even if you lose your credit card, you won’t be left without money: you’ll transfer the balance to another card and block the lost one.
- Don't take jewelry with you. If the temptation to show off is too great, leave your jewelry in the safe at the reception desk. Under the inventory! Do not use the safe in your room: the staff often looks in there in search of profit.
Prepare for your vacation correctly
Packing all the necessary things is a simple matter. Forgotten hand cream is unlikely to spoil your mood much. It is much more difficult to prevent more serious troubles. For example, loss of documents.
Scan your passport, license, credit cards and other documents
Upload the scans to cloud storage, and they will always be at hand just in case.
Download an offline city map
Internet in roaming is exorbitantly expensive. With an offline map you will always know where attractions and restaurants are. For free! And even the language barrier is not a hindrance.
Notify the bank about your trip to another country
Of course, unless you want your card to be blocked for security reasons. Don't forget to make sure that the card is serviced in the destination country. You don't want to be left without money on vacation, do you?
Rent an apartment instead of a hotel room
It's much cheaper and more convenient.
Grab the pen
You will thank yourself when you fill out documents at the border or write down the phone number of a nice fellow traveler.
Download a movie or an interesting book
Instead of being bored all the way, you will spend your time usefully. Or at least fun.
I'm there. What's next?
First of all, stop by the supermarket. Breakfasts in hotels and restaurants cost a pretty penny. So buy groceries at the store and spend the saved money on excursions.
Avoid exchange offices at the airport. The course there is the most unfavorable. It’s better to find an ATM and withdraw money immediately in the desired currency.
Don't let fast food tempt you. You eat shawarma at home, but you won’t have the chance to taste the local cuisine in the original.
Stock up on souvenirs during the first two days of your vacation. If you postpone the purchase until the last day, you will have to take whatever you can. And at a higher price too.
Finally, one more piece of advice: don’t be shy about deviating from the guidebook route. Every city has dozens of beautiful places that are not popular with tourists. Find them and enjoy impressions that you won’t see, like your shoulder blades, in the crowd of famous sights.
Lifehacks for tourists: hassle-free vacation updated: April 20, 2019 by: olgagelikh
