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Holidays are meant to inspire relaxation and peacefulness. When you and your loved ones might be excited to hop on the plane and visit an exotic place to go for the next summer vacation, review these few travel tips that can help to make sure you have a fun vacation, not a stressful one.
Tip 1- Always book flights and reservations under your legal name. This is particularly important if you have just gotten married but have yet to change over your passport and ID. You may get a hard time from TSA if the name on your ticket doesn't match the name in your ID and passport. So remember, no nicknames or post-married names if that's not what's in your ID.
Tip 2- Look around for the best discount and deals. The majority of the major travel websites will offer discounts for combining hotels, flights, rental cars, and much more. Also, search around for discounts and coupons, so if you're part of an agency that has travel reservations, make sure to take advantage of their travel deals. Be sure to seek advice from brick-and-mortar travel agencies given that they might have tickets available that are priced reduced than major travel sites.
Tip 3- Watch what you pack. With baggage fees and weight limit charges, you will want to be familiar with what you're packing so you can avoid getting hit with more-than-a-couple-dollar-charge when it comes to your luggage. Only take necessities and consider bringing as much as you can in your carry-on bag. It will help to weigh your luggage at home before you head towards the airport which means you know what you are getting yourself into and can plan appropriately knowing you can't get under the weight limit. If your luggage is too large to simply put on the size, hop on first and weigh yourself. Grab your bag then visit the scale a second time and find out what the new weight is. Take this weight and subtract your weight alone and that's how heavy your bag is.
Tip 4- Don't carry cash. Instead, opt for prepaid credit cards. Travelling with cash is dangerous and may lead to theft or even the lack of money. Subscribe to a prepaid card and get all the conveniences of playing with "plastic" without the worry of amassing debt or ruining your credit by choosing to buy that mink fur coat you saw on that Alaskan cruise. You'll only be able to purchase as much as you preload the credit card with, plus a lot of companies offer theft and fraud protection that is much safer than carrying cash.
