World cup travelling tips

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World Cup is expensive but the experience is worth every penny. In addition to buying individual tickets, you’ll also have to pay for transport to get from place to place. Furthermore, traveling abroad during the World Cup requires careful preparation. So, before you take off, check out these top travel tips for attending the Games.

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Book Your Air Ticket Early

Airfares skyrocketed during the past year and that’s not likely to change shortly, so it pays to book your flight well ahead of time. If you’re looking to fly into Brazil, prices tend to be less volatile than they are for flights to more European destinations like London or Paris. You can do this by visiting a major airfare search engine like Kayak.com, Orbitz.com, Hotwire.com, cheapoair.com, Travelocity.com, and Expedia.com. These sites often post current rates for all airlines, as well as historical data on fares.

Know Where You Want To Go

If you don’t know where you want to go, consider choosing an airport that serves a variety of international cities. Generally speaking, airports with direct flights to Europe offer better deals than those without. Flying into JFK, for example, costs about $500 compared to $400 if you land at LAX. The same holds for other American hubs like Chicago, New York City, and Washington D.C., though some of them may cost less because of their proximity to the East Coast.

Check All Airlines’ Deals

If you already have a confirmed flight booking, there are still ways to save money. Many carriers will let you purchase last-minute seats at discounted prices, which could reduce the cost of your trip dramatically. Try searching online for “last minute” tickets, then follow the instructions provided by the airline you’ve chosen. Another option is to book your plane ticket through consolidators who buy large blocks of cheap tickets from multiple airlines. Also keep in mind that many hotels offer discounts to travelers booking in advance, which can further lower your expenses. Finally, consider taking advantage of air miles or reward programs offered by credit cards. Some programs allow you to earn points for every dollar spent on travel, while others give rewards when you use a certain card for purchases. There are hundreds of offers available, but most require a minimum spend to qualify. When shopping around for the best deal, remember to compare the benefits and fees associated with each offer. For example, a credit card with a high annual fee might provide fewer perks than one that has no monthly charge.

Don’t Overpay For Parking

When you arrive at the airport, look for parking lots marked with the letters P or VIP. Avoid paying extra for parking in garages, especially if you don’t plan on returning to the car later. Instead, park under the sky bridges that span terminals – you can usually find free spots here. Even if you don’t have any bags to carry across the terminal, you can take advantage of the free shuttles that run between the two. Plus, you can ride back and forth between terminals using public transportation.

Use Hotel Apps

Hotels across America are offering special promotions before the start of the World Cup, including discounts ranging from 10 percent to 50 percent off room rates. You can also sign up for hotel loyalty programs that reward frequent travelers for staying with a particular chain. Many apps offer similar benefits, such as free nights for signing up. And if you’re planning on watching the games at home, check out these streaming options: Hulu with Live TV, Sling TV, playstation Vue, youtube TV, and fubotv. Of course, you’ll need a cable subscription to access these services, but they come with several advantages over traditional pay television packages. For one thing, you won’t need a bundle of local channels that you never watch. In addition, streaming platforms typically offer thousands of shows, live sports, and On Demand programming. At the end of the day, you just want to get your favorite teams covered without having to shell out cash.

In conclusion

We would like to say that traveling abroad is something that everyone should experience at least once in their life. It’s fun, exciting & rewarding.

 

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