If you’ve been waiting for a great deal to fly across the Atlantic, this is your chance! Norwegian low-cost carrier Norse has just launched a global sale, offering one-way fares for as low as $99*. This sale runs from September 4 to September 12, 2023, and the promotional fares are available on selected routes and travel dates, extending all the way to March 2024. Image: Flynorse.com The lowest Economy fare of $99 is available for flights between Boston and London (Gatwick) during September and October 2023. ...

As budget travelers, we’re always on the hunt for the best deals on flights. One issue we commonly encounter is determining the cheapest time to buy tickets. Luckily, Google Flights has introduced a new feature that tells you whether you should book or wait for a better deal. The advice is based on reliable data trends for specific flights. Currently, the insight indicator will only appear on certain search results. If you don’t see the little blue stars, don’t worry —Google has other resources like price history and price alerts to help you snag a deal. Plus, a few months back, Google launched its price guarantee pilot program, available for Spirit and Alaska Airlines as of now. ...

Searching for the perfect place to stay can often feel overwhelming, especially when you’re on a tight budget. Fortunately, there’s no shortage of search platforms designed specifically to simplify this task for you. But with a sea of options available, how do you navigate the multitude of choices to find the most reliable one? In reality, the best site for you will depend on your personal preferences and travel goals. ...

Congratulations, you’ve found an amazing deal on your flight! Now comes the next big decision: where to stay. If you’re lucky enough to have family or friends at your destination, you’re set. Otherwise, you will have to start the daunting task of looking for that perfect -and hopefully cheap- “home away from home” for a night or more. The challenge, for budget-minded travelers like us, is finding affordable options without compromising on quality and safety. So, where to start? ...

Tokyo is a big city! Every corner is an adventure. What can be said about Tokyo that hasn’t been said before? It’s one of the largest and most populated metropolises in the world. And this is obvious when walking its streets and crowded subway stations, where during peak hours you can see swarms of people coming and going, with hurried steps, no time to lose. For the tourist not accustomed to this hustle and bustle, it’s quite an adventure trying to go with the flow while checking Google Maps to find your way, or which exit to take, as getting lost in the larger stations is quite likely. ...

When it comes to saving, any kind of discount is welcome! Of course, this philosophy also applies to the world of travel. Did you know that many airlines offer special discounts for groups like children, students, senior citizens, and military personnel? Here is a list of airlines that provide these special rates. Keep this information handy when you are booking flights, especially if someone in your party qualifies for these discounts. ...

With rent prices soaring, the beginning of every month can be a real pain when it’s time to pay up. That’s where the Bilt Rewards* program steps in, a financial service that’s gaining traction thanks to its awesome first-of-the-month deals and other perks. By paying rent through Bilt Rewards, you can stack up points that you be transferred to several airlines and hotels, putting them toward flights or stays. There are two basic ways to earn points on your rent. One, by living in a property linked to the Bilt Rewards Alliance, meaning you pay via Bilt’s platform. The other option is using the Bilt Mastercard to pay your rent. This is great for those living in places accepting credit cards as forms of payment. Usually, credit card payments charge an extra 2-3%, increasing your already hefty rent. But here is the deal: Bilt Mastercard refunds that fee, so you can save some cash. Therefore, instead of paying from your bank account or with cash, check, or any other no-fee method, you can use the Bilt card, pay the same amount, and gather points simultaneously. ...

If you are daydreaming about that long-awaited European getaway, but don’t have the cash to turn it into reality, one option that can help you get there is a credit card with a good welcome bonus. So, how do you start traveling with miles and points? Every journey starts somewhere, and the journey to saving on travel using miles and points starts by getting those miles and points. Well, the fastest way to earn a significant amount of miles and points at once is by signing up for credit cards, which offer generous welcome bonuses to earn your business. ...

Have you ever wondered why the price of that airfare, train ticket, or hotel room keeps changing every time you search online? Well, it is most likely because of dynamic pricing, a price adjustment strategy used by the travel industry -and other businesses- to maximize profits. More and more companies are switching to dynamic pricing, which can be good or bad for our wallets depending on low or high demand. From concerts (remember Taylor Swift’s Ticketmaster fiasco?) to Uber rides and even movie theaters, this ever-changing pricing strategy is expanding like the plague to eat out our budgets. ...

When it comes to scoring the best deals on airfare, flexibility can make all the difference. By being flexible on your travel plans, you open up a world of opportunities to find lower fares to your favorite destinations, or maybe discover new ones that you may have never thought of before. Here are 9 simple ways to save money when looking for your next flight. Book in Advance Plan your travel in advance and book your flights early. Prices tend to rise as the departure date approaches; therefore, buying your tickets several weeks or even months in advance can help you get the lower fares. ...