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Grocery & drug stores charge premiums on travel-sized toiletries like shampoo or body wash. Instead of paying full price for such small containers, save travel-sized bottles from hotels or look for promo packs in stores that include a full-sized bottle with a travel-sized one … [Read more...] about Keep travel-sized bottles from hotels and refill from your home supply

Most airlines, travel agents and travel websites offer package options that translate into big savings when you book airfare, car rentals and & hotel stays together. For attractions such as Disney World, buying a package that also includes theme park tickets can save even more … [Read more...] about Score extra savings when you bundle together flights, hotels, and car rental

This holds true for all types of travel. In addition to often offering less healthy and less desirable food, most airport, train & roadside food is much more expensive than what you can make at home and take along. Pack granola bars, fruit, nuts, sandwiches, drinks and other … [Read more...] about Eat before you leave – and pack your own food and snacks before a long trip

Everyone knows fast-food restaurants are unhealthy. But despite their bargain claims, they can also be more expensive, too. Stop at a grocery store during your drive, or once you've reached your destination, to pick-up bread and cold cuts, fruit and other snacks, as well as … [Read more...] about Skip fast-food joints in favor of grocery stores on the road for less expensive and healthier meals

Banks make a lot of money on fees, especially off of international travelers. Before you go, find out if your bank has any no-fee agreements with other banks when using their ATMs. Also, know that credit cards charge higher fees for withdrawing money from an ATM. For credit … [Read more...] about Manage money sources to avoid unnecessary fees when traveling