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90. Instant Polaroid cameras and disposables are getting smaller and smaller. Invest in a couple for those off-the-beaten track moments or people who want a snapshot of themselves. Share moments and memories inexpensively while making good friends along the way! Nothing can be better (and cheaper) than that.

91. Do not sweat the small stuff. If you cannot afford tipping near the end of your trip due to a drained budget, do not worry about tipping! A heartfelt thank you or honest explanation, smile and kindness, even a hand with the luggage is sometimes enough for people to know you care and appreciate their effort, gesture and service.

92. An inexpensive, fold-up raincoat or poncho can be a life and money-saver. Always have either that or the collapsible umbrella mentioned earlier with you. Being prepared for the occasional downpour is better than being soaked and getting sick in the process.

93. A staple essential is tissue and toilet paper in your shoulder bag. Some suggest toilet seat covers as well. Hygiene will go long way to protect you from disease and illness. Something you definitely do not need while on vacation is getting sick or infected! Hand sanitizer and wipes are other small travel essential you can consider for your pockets or travel bag when you are out and about your dream destination, taking in the sights.

94. Be SMART and informed about public holidays , special events , concerts and attractions in the countries and are as you plan to be visiting. By doing your homework early and coming up with budgetary categories and discretionary funds for entertainment and special events helps you with priorities, plan itineraries, save and execute a memorable and unforgettable trip.

95. Seating arrangements on the plane can be done in advance or at time of booking even. Ensure you get what is comfortable for you, verify upon check- in, and boarding that you have what you need, requested and paid for. Who knows, you might just score and upgrade if seats are available.

This is also important for parents traveling with infants, special needs and pregnant passengers and travelers alike. Save money, avoid additional costs, ensure detail and be SMART when you book your flights, early or late, with specific seating requirements or without stating preference. It is all up to you to personalize, customize, plan and budget for your perfect vacation!

96. Utilize local resources and access their expertise knowledge in order to cut down on costs. Get information and coupons for special attractions, family passes and two-for-one offers, free coupon booklets or special discounted offers and tickets you might not be able to find anywhere else. They also send material and guides in advance that can help you plan, budget, compare and decide when, where, how and why, soon, sooner, soonest!

97. Another money-saver is a travel accessory often overlooked: a lightweight plastic flask can also be filled with water, fruit juice, or whatever you prefer is a good budgeting trick. Carry it in your shoulder bag and again resist the urge to splurge! Even if it is just on a coffee, bottled beverage or alcoholic beverage to quench your thirst!

98. Budget for inexpensive but thoughtful regional gifts for friends at home or newly made friends abroad alike . Packaged flower seeds are a good option.

99. Always verify your luggage allowances and flight details . Valued advice from another frequent traveler serves us well here to stretch our dollar: 'Without exception, always check in advance on the amount of luggage you may take. Planes, trains and motor coaches, all have regulations regarding amount and size of luggage . It is considered courtesy to stick to their requirements and can save you a lot of embarrassment, added expense, aggravation, and trouble.?

100. Another final, last minute check: as mentioned earlier, it is advisable to check every detail and aspect of your luggage. This will include the handles, wheels and zippers on every suitcase and bag before leaving on your trip. Be sure and budget for the worst- case scenario that you have to replace your luggage and suitcase. If it ends up not being necessary, you have a little bit of extra cash to treat yourself and some discretionary budget spending!

101. People often say the only thing you really need to travel is money and a sense of humor. We hope that this guide provided you useful insights on both. There is a lot of truth on both sides of this spectrum.

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