During the summer holidays, we always feel like little children. And no matter how early we start preparing for them, on the last night we will still be tossing and turning in bed until two in the morning, thinking about what we forgot. Meanwhile, even the children will not be able to sleep from the excitement. While we can't help you much with that, we can help you with everything else related to travel. So here are 21 travel tricks that you must know before you go on vacation.
Probably everyone you are counting down the days until your vacation or you are in the process of booking a room, plane tickets, etc., so it is high time to present you an interesting and above all useful infographic with a collection 21 travel hacks, which you must know before you go on vacation. Why? Because you will be with them saved money, because you will be able to pack an extra pair of t-shirts because you will avoid bad mood and we could go on and on.
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Want to be a web ninja? Travel providers, this applies especially to low-cost airline providers, track yours website visits and you've probably noticed that the price was a little higher with each subsequent visit. It's for sake cookies ("cookies") on the basis of which the website recognizes you when you visit again. The provider understands this as you are interested in the offer, so it will artificially raised the price, in order to create the impression that demand is high and that you should not delay your purchase too long, otherwise you will have to wipe your nose. To avoid this dirty trick, before visiting the site on your computer delete history (cookies, browsing history, cache,...).
Would like to a whole row on the plane to yourself? If you are traveling as a couple, be smart and reserve a window and aisle seat, and the intermediate one should remain empty. If no one will book him, the whole row is yours, otherwise, politely ask if he can switch with one of you. Before we get down to the infographic, a word of advice, how to avoid fluid leakage in suitcases. There's nothing worse (okay, except for lost/stuck airline luggage) than spilling something in your suitcase. Therefore, before putting shampoo and the like in it, open it, wrap it around the mouthpiece plastic food wrap and close it back. Voilà!
