Do you adore exploring new places? I do as well, and I’m always looking for fresh approaches to developing my cheap travel skills. Or “frugally” you might say. Instead of shelling out a fortune on airfare to get where I’m going, I’d rather spend my money on other things. I bet you would too. So I have gathered together a few tips to help all of us “thrifty” travelers.

– Check out the costs of flights to Baltimore if you’re thinking of flying into Baltimore instead of Washington, DC, as these flights are typically less expensive.

– If you are not flying internationally, think about using one of the major carriers’ subsidiary airlines (like Delta Express), as you will typically save money doing so.

– Make sure to use the Internet to check out the airline’s website for last-minute discounted fares. Look for the upcoming weekend starting on Wednesday.

– How to travel wisely and affordably Wait for a reasonable price to emerge while exercising patience. When you do, though, take advantage of the good deal.

– When choosing your departure and return dates, try to be flexible. It’s occasionally possible to get a better deal if you simply change your dates by one day. Take Thursday as an example, and Monday as the return date, as opposed to Friday.

– To the extent practical, purchase your tickets directly from the airline’s website. There will be an additional cost if you use a travel agency, even one online. Dealing directly with the airline instead of a travel agency will also make it simpler to fix any issues.

– The best times to look for tickets are occasionally in the mornings, and Saturday and Wednesday mornings are good times to look for some great deals.

These suggestions ought to be a good place to start for anyone looking for advice on how to travel on a budget. Don’t forget to register for frequent flyer miles—it’s amazing how few people use this benefit.