It’s that time of year again. The holidays are a joyous occasion – meant to be spent alongside family and friends, either relaxing by the fireplace or eating until your belly protests (or both, we don’t blame you). But for others, the arrival of Thanksgiving can also spell out disaster. If you’ve ever taken a flight to visit your loved ones during the holidays, you most definitely understand. This year, avoid the unnecessary stress by following these tips, courtesy of Smarter Travel (http://www.smartertravel.com/blogs/today-in-travel/it-time-to-start-booking-your-thanksgiving-and-christmas-flights.html?id=19903946):
1. Book Your Flight Early
Although it’s a little late for this first tip, prepare yourself in advance for next year by booking your tickets early – as close to Labor Day as possible. According to Hipmunk, (http://clapway.com/hipmunk-becomes-travelers-best-companion123/) flyers who did so spent an average of $424 on airfare, compared to $561 for those who booked during the week of Thanksgiving. If you’re about booking early, consider using Priceline, which allows you to rebook your flight (or refund the difference) if you find it for cheaper. …show more content…
Based on data from November of last year, travelers saved an average of $50 more than those who reserved
1. Book Your Flight Early
Although it’s a little late for this first tip, prepare yourself in advance for next year by booking your tickets early – as close to Labor Day as possible. According to Hipmunk, (http://clapway.com/hipmunk-becomes-travelers-best-companion123/) flyers who did so spent an average of $424 on airfare, compared to $561 for those who booked during the week of Thanksgiving. If you’re about booking early, consider using Priceline, which allows you to rebook your flight (or refund the difference) if you find it for cheaper. …show more content…
Based on data from November of last year, travelers saved an average of $50 more than those who reserved