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Embrace flexibility with dates. If your travel dates have some wiggle room, you’re more likely to find better deals. Look at off-peak times and shoulder seasons for potential savings.
Shop around relentlessly. Use multiple flight search engines and don’t hesitate to compare prices directly on airline websites.
Branch out with airports. Consider departing from or flying into smaller, less congested airports. These sometimes offer alternate routes and lower fares.
Utilize booking tools. Flight booking websites often have features for tracking prices and alerting you about deals. Skyscanner’s “SEARCH EVERYWHERE” is a fantastic example.
Think carefully about your destination. Popular destinations during peak seasons can mean higher prices. Researching shoulder seasons or slightly less popular options might uncover better fares.
Don’t forget about visa requirements. Factor in the time and potential costs associated with obtaining any necessary visas when planning an international trip.
