Booking and Travel guide

In today’s world of travel there are a number of people that get caught up in travel related issues that can be prevented with a little bit of advice and preparation. So here some tips to make you traveling experience easier. If you have any suggestions let us know and we will add it to our list

> Put your name and the phone number of your destination on luggage tags and inside of your bag.

> Make sure all old destination tags are removed to prevent any mistakes when you bags is being handled by the airport/airline staff.

> Make you bags stand out from the rest by adding some flare to your bag so finding your bag easier.

> If you buy gifts, don't wrap them since all luggage is subject to inspection.

> Travel light when you can. Try bringing one carry-on bag that will fit underneath the seat in front of you.

> Overstuffing your bag makes it more likely to get damaged, take advantage of carry-on options.

> Remove all straps or hooks from the outside of you bags to prevent damage to yours and other bags.

> To insure bag security make we recommend having TSA Approved Locks on you luggage.

> Be aware of the recommended baggage allowances for the airline you are traveling with to avoid additional charges like size and weight restrictions.

> Carry valuables, medication, and travel documents in your carry-on luggage.

> Pack anything that might leak inside an airtight plastic bag.
Know the rules for any of your items that might be considered dangerous goods.

> Know the requirements for the security checkpoints where you'll be traveling.

Searching for the best airfare deal can be frustrating and time consuming. Our booking guide will make finding the lowest possible fare quicker and easier. In general, the more flexible you are with your travel dates and choice of airlines, the more likely you'll be to find a lower price. Follow these steps to find a great deal.

> Step 1: Last-minute specials: Search last-minute Web fares

> Step 2: Current sales: Find the latest airfare bargains and discounts

> Step 3: Get a benchmark: Check the lowest published fare

> Step 4: Shop around: Compare prices from airlines, online travel agencies, and consolidators

> Step 5: Name your price: Check with priceline, Hotwire, or auction sites

> Step 6: Specialty discounts: Take advantage of deals just for students or youths, families, or seniors

> Step 7: Traditional travel agents: Ask for their help with complicated trips

1. The lowest fares are usually for midweek travel: Mondays through Thursdays and Saturdays for domestic fares, and Mondays through Thursdays for international travel.

2. A seven-, 14-, or 21-day advance purchase, as well as a Saturday-night stay, are usually required to get the best deals.
3. Routes that include a flight connection are often cheaper than nonstop flights.

4. When shopping around, experiment with different travel times. Early-morning or red-eye flights may provide a better deal.

5. Remember that an airline's sale fares aren't necessarily the lowest available fares.

6. Plan your travel to avoid your destination's peak season, when fares tend to be the highest.

7. Consider alternate airports. You may be able to get a much lower fare if you’re willing to drive an hour or two to a nearby departure or destination city.

8. Sometimes flying isn't the cheapest travel option. Consider taking the train, bus, or driving if it's feasible.

9. Don't forget to earn miles every time you fly.

10. When you find a deal you're happy with, book the ticket right away. If you wait too long, the deal may disappear.