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5. Usually airlines cruise trips south america post new discounted prices on Monday mornings. By the evening, and Tuesday morning, other airlines are working hard to match those discounts. So Tuesday morning is one of the best times to book a great deal.
6. An exception to point 5 may be really large cities. Big cities get a LOT of business travelers. So you may not find great Tuesday or Wednesday cruise trips south america discounts on flights to and from really big cities because airlines have so many business passengers flying to these cities on weekdays that they don't need to offer discounts. In the case of big cities, your best bet for discounts may be weekends.
8. A travel tip I use myself a LOT is "take the red-eye!" You can get the best prices on really early morning (dawn) flights and really late evening flights. Even on holidays you can get better prices if you take the "unpopular" flights (and great sunrise photos).
9. Direct non-stop flights usually cost more than flights with one or more stops. Not all flights with stops require you to change planes and in most cases you can check your luggage all the way through to your final destination at your point of origin (some exceptions apply for international flights). But you'll get a better price because airlines know that's an inconvenience to you. Also there is the chance your luggage will get lost or delayed when it changes planes. Airlines know that.
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cruise trips south america 11. Stand-by is not a good idea if you're traveling with kids. If there are several cancellations, chances are the seats won't be together. Flight attendance often do ask other passengers if they'd be willing to change seats, but they often aren't. (By the way if you travel often, travel stand-by, or travel with children, Priority Pass is a great idea).
13. If your flights are late or if the airlines inconvenience you in any other way, let them know you expect something in return! Most airlines have great customer service rules (although it often doesn't seem like it) and airlines would much rather give you vouchers or discounts than leave you unsatisfied and mad. So don't be mean or rude, but do be persistent and firm. After all, you are paying for their services. Letting you on their planes is not a favor they are doing you. See information for Bolivia air travelers .
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14. Travel cruise trips south america lightly. Risk living a few days without your curling iron, computer, 12 pairs of shoes and other heavy stuff. Mix and match your wardrobe so you can use the same pieces several times. In general, travel lightly and avoid paying excess luggage fees. Besides, the less luggage you take, the less you risk losing.
15. Many people rack up miles and points when they fly and then never use them because they can't find a convenient time or way to use them before they expire! There's one site where you can buy, trade, share, or redeem them so you get the most out of your points and miles. Manage all your rewards programs in one place . In short, you should make use of all the tools available to travelers. Today, there are a lot of them! So use them to your advantage.
Disclaimer (cuz you know you can't please cruise trips south america everyone): This is all based on my own experience. cruise trips south america I don't work for an airline and I'm not a travel agent. So just use what works for you and ignore the rest.