As exciting as as a trip away can be, every little cost adds up
Summer holidays are almost here. That blissful time away from the hustle and bustle of life where you can breathe deeply and relax.The good news is that there are lots of ways to keep costs in check. Here are a few clever ideas you can use to save money before you even head to the airport.
Read More: Thrifty mum-of-two Emma Stretton shares clever trick to get expensive clothes much cheaper Cook meals If you’re staying in a rental apartment or self-catering, consider cooking some of your meals instead of eating out allFree activities Many cities and tourist destinations offer free activities, such as museums, parks and walking tours. Take advantage of these fun things to do to keep costs down while still creating wonderful memories on your trip.
Shop smartly If you plan on buying souvenirs or gifts, shop around for the best prices and look for discounts or sales. Avoid touristy shops in high-traffic areas as these are often more expensive or, better still, ditch the souvenirs altogether.
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