Have you planning for a trip? Or looking to do it soon?

Booking early when you can, is one of my main tips, but these quick tips I have found helpful, even during peak season, like March break.
1.Relaxing Mood
Being prepared and in a relax mood may help you find it’s better than expected.
Depending on where to go, accept that it may be busier than you like and just go with it. There will be crowds at main attractions, top sites and sometimes for food. It happens when you travel to popular destinations or during the peak season!

2.Connect with locals
Locals are the best way to find out how to avoid most of the busiest times at certain spots and navigate around your destination.
If you haven’t already found accommodation, try staying with a local by couchsurfing or through vacation rentals by owners. If you’re not comfortable staying with others, try citysocializer.com. Through this site, you can find people to meet up with for dinner, drinks or a show.

3.Take the path less traveled
Discover secret spots by getting to know people that work at stores, in hotels or security guards, taxi drivers, and bartenders. They can steer you to amazing sites and places to go that tourists don’t know about giving you two bonuses. One, an experience like no one else you know has had and two, it will be far less busy.

4. Pre-book and look for time and money savers
If you have specific things you want to see and do, book them before you leave, and the earlier, the better for availability. Keep your eye out for bookings that allow you to bypass lineups. You will be thankful you did!
Pre-booking can sometimes save you money. It’s happened to me before when the price was higher at the destination.
Check groupon.com and livingsocial.com for discounts on shows, tours, spas, and restaurants.

These are some of my tips for getting the most out of my travels. What are some of yours? Please comment me in the section to share.
Signing off...
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