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Category Archives: Technology and Advice
Frugal Traveler: Global Entry and Company: Worth the Price?
Programs like Global Entry, T.S.A. PreCheck and CLEAR can save you time at the airport — for a cost. The Frugal Traveler looks at whether paying that price truly pays off.
Frugal Traveler: Tech Tips, and Warnings, for Budget Travelers
From putting a hold on a low-cost airfare to using social media wisely, the Frugal Traveler offers guidance gleaned from a recent travel conference.
Frugal Travler: Browsing for Bargain Spring-Break Airfares
The Frugal Traveler runs fare searches for three upcoming break periods to tease out clues about when, and where, to fly for less.
Frugal Traveler: How to Choose an Air Travel Search Site
Finding the best site to suit your specific budget, needs and preferences can be tricky. Here’s the Frugal Traveler’s guide to selecting the right site at the right time.
Frugal Traveler: Tips for Travel Savings in 2014
Budget travelers don’t have to conform to the same choices to save money. Here’s some advice you can customize.
Frugal Traveler: Planning a Trip: Guidebook Versus the Web
Can an old-fashioned printed guide compete with the web’s bottomless resources? The Frugal Traveler conducts an experiment to find out.
Frugal Traveler: Too Late to Book a Holiday Getaway? Not Necessarily
If you want to make a last-minute escape to a warm-weather destination, you can still find deals — you just may need to work for them.
Frugal Traveler: Taking Ride-Share Services for a Spin
In an attempt to save money on a long drive this summer, the Frugal Traveler posted his route on three ride-share sites. Here’s what he learned.
Frugal Traveler: Last-Minute Hotel Bookings Made Cheaper
If you can wait to book your room until hours before check-in, smartphone apps can help you score big savings. Just don’t expect the process always to be easy.