4 Tips For Planning A Vacation On A Budget

4 Tips For Planning A Vacation On A Budget.

Don’t we all just love the idea of packing our luggage, boarding a plane and just getting whisked off to an amazing location to unwind? We sure do. However, if you're a would-be jet setter, you just might ask yourself how possible it is to travel the world without a limitless credit card.  In truth guys, it is possible. How? Simply plan your vacation on a budget. Now, you’re probably asking how that can be done. In line with that, right here we would be considering four ways through which you can plan a vacation on a budget.

1) Travel Out Of Peak Seasons.
There sure are travel seasons when almost everyone is interested in getting on a plane, train, or any means of transportation in a bid to arrive at a location of interest. During such seasons, travel fees are likely to be hiked. For instance, you really can't expect to spend cheaply on a vacation to a vibrant location like New York and at a period that's close to New years Eve. Having said that, if you would love to have your vacation without spending so much, then travel out of peak seasons when the travel fees are within your capacity to pay.

2) Choose An Affordable Travel Style.
Flying first class to your dream destination, lodging in a classy five star hotel, taking exotic tours and just living that luxurious life is fabulous. However, when the cash just isn't there, who says that you can't have quite as much fun on a budget? Simply choose an affordable travel style. You can for instance, take advantage of cheaper flights, or decide to travel as a backpacker while you eat local food and treat yourself to affordable accommodations.

3) Be Your Own Cook.
The thought of treating yourself to some fine wining and dining in a premium standard restaurant can make you feel like taking out that credit card and swiping it to satiate your desire. Be that as it may, if your finances really can't take the hit of such an expenditure, don't beat yourself up. What you can do as a budget traveler, is to cook your own food.

Look at the bright side. Besides the fact that you will get to save, cooking your meals will give you the advantage of seasoning your food to your satisfaction. Plus, if you get in the mood to eat something out of your regular menu, you can learn a new recipe and whoop up the dish yourself.

Also, if you're travelling in a group, you all can from time to time pull money together to prepare a meal that will go round. The contribution of cash will save each person considerable expenses.

4) Travel To Budget-friendly Destinations.
There are travel destinations that are party cities, are luxurious, and are best visited when you are not restrained by a budget. So, when you are financially restrained and yet you feel like jetting off for a vacation, you can do your pocket a favor by deciding to go to budget-friendly locations that are still super fun. Some of such affordable yet amazing travel destinations are Hawaii, San Antonio, and Puebla in Mexico.


There you have it guys. Some useful tips for planning a vacation without breaking the bank. Remember, the world is a book, and the continents are its chapters. Don't let financial restraints keep you from exploring the beauty within those chapters. Now, go and draft that budget, pack your luggage and take that vacation!

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Comments

Anonymous said…
Now feel like planning a vacation I have been yearning for. Nice write up��
Yes. You should take that vacation and just let some steam off!😊. Thanks for reading.
Ukpono Emmanuel said…
This is well said... Out of curiosity sha. That number 3 is quite scary though... I mean, I can't eat rice all holiday. So, what if I can't find where to buy afang leaves? Do I cook lettuce soup? Lol! Just asking...
Lol. If you can't get afang leaves, then you can always substitute the soup for another soup. Although I can't guarantee that it will taste as good as afang 😊. However, if your budget has some allowance, then you can scout for an African restaurant that just might have the food you crave.
Thanks for reading!
Grace Ekong said…
@Ukpono Emmanuel My sister just carry small Afang from House. If you go with four friends divide the afang in four places. You all will be able to pack enough to cook like twice.
Ukpono Emmanuel said…
Lol! @Fomma Maurice and @Grace Ekong Thanks for the advice... Now I will know what to do so I don't feel nostalgic on holidays.

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