Once you get the hang of it, you'll travel light and relaxed, and look great doing it. Read more: 7 genius traveling tips from a globetrotter. And if you're traveling to a conference, take a picture of your business card before you leave. That way you'll always have it handy for if you run out. CNET's Guide to Smart Living is a destination for tips, tricks and guides that make your life smarter.
9 best insider tricks to help you travel super cheap
Take advantage of all your hotel's free stuffIf you're staying at a hotel, you can find little ways to save money, which adds up. Many hotels have free coffee and tea in the lobby, and some luxury brands (like Kimpton and Andaz) even offer wine. You can also check out travel-specific websites as they are known to list and preview new hotel openings, like Travel + Leisure, Afar and Budget Travel. Locals know the best area happy hours, specials, cheap finds and free activities, so talk to them. Travel during "dead week"The term "dead week" is used by travel industry professionals, referring to the absolute cheapest time to travel through the year.
The best places to travel to are the ones where no one cares you're there — Quartzy
as declared in As someone tasked with providing travel advice for readers, I often feel like I'm on a fool's errand. On the whole, the travel advice-dispensing internet does not like Naples. The preference for places where people don't care about my presence is tied to my aforementioned laziness. I want to travel somewhere where the locals are welcoming to me." Fair enough. These places, very often, are not ones that travel magazines, internet threads, and Instagram will endorse with dreamy vistas—and that is exactly why, if you find one, you should treasure it.Author
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