One of the biggest travel hacks that has saved me money is being flexible with my dates and destinations. I use fare tracking sites and apps to find the cheapest days and routes to fly. Packing light to avoid checked bag fees is another simple way I cut costs. But my favorite hack is taking advantage of credit card points and airline/hotel loyalty programs to score free flights and accommodations.
What travel hacks have saved you a lot of money?
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1) I strictly avoid high seasons
2) I strongly prefer a medium to short distance, to spare on taxis/UBER
3) Since this year, I give my preference to aparthotels, as I can count on cockpits to let my couple prepare our own meals (so avoiding restaurants: such a tip counts on a secondary benefit for me, as I'm sure to avoid food causing me allergies)
2) I strongly prefer a medium to short distance, to spare on taxis/UBER
3) Since this year, I give my preference to aparthotels, as I can count on cockpits to let my couple prepare our own meals (so avoiding restaurants: such a tip counts on a secondary benefit for me, as I'm sure to avoid food causing me allergies)
Conducted tours to my mind are cheaper as we are put up in 5 star hotels which would not be possible if one were to take holidays on their own
I do not travel on high seasons. My credit card can earn travel miles which I can redeem to save on airfare. I always travel light to avoid paying excessive baggage fee.
I usually travel during the off-peak season as there is a higher chance that it is affordable. In addition, I like to cut costs by bringing along some snacks to avoid going all out on fast food. Hehe
Travelling during the off seasons is the major thing that has saved me a lot of money.
Using an eSIM like Jetpac has been a game-changer for saving money on travel. Their regional packs cover multiple countries, so no need to buy separate SIMs or deal with roaming fees. Plus, I always use the code YUF4UN4S for $5 off any pack over $10—it adds up over trips! 
