Advice on Saving Money

Travel can be pricey unless you utilise all the tricks up your sleeve. As a “Calculated Traveller,” the biggest trick I have up MY sleeves is to take advantage of “shoulder season” if you are looking to save on travel.

Like many people, I always try to use coupons to save money when I’m at home. Typically I use coupons for groceries, but lately, I’ve used them for the “extras” in life such as facials, manicures and for dining out at restaurants.
BUT have you thought about using coupons when you travel?

When you’re on vacation, you’ll want to spend more time exploring a new city rather than sitting in front of a computer for hours on end. But staying on top of your finances is vital, even when you’re away from home or the office.

We always plan and patiently wait for a fabulous cruise deal with a motto that; “The more you can save, the more you can cruise again”.

Calculated Traveller shares their experience and tips using the CityPASS Houston Texas ticket package for entry into 5 tourist attractions at a big discount

Here are 5 things that I’m packing in my suitcase these days to make eating and drinking on the road more sanitary, budget friendly and less wasteful.

March Break is that time of year when Canadian families head south to escape the cold. It’s a welcome break between the Christmas and summer holidays, but are you ready for it?

The best thing about staying in a rental vacation home such as this is that you can ALL relax, eat, play and enjoy each other’s company throughout the entire holiday. There is no need to leave to go to separate hotel rooms, or being forced to eat out every meal because you don’t have access to a large kitchen and dining area.

After years of travel you’re now thinking of  living in one of those favourite places on a long-term basis by purchasing a vacation home — here are tips.

To make March Break more financially attainable, here are some money-saving tips for Canadian travellers that will easily lower the cost of your trip.