Early booking can save your money. Booking a ticket on the last date will cost you extra money. As well as the day approaches for the journey the ticket becomes costlier. Book tickets online there you will get some offers.

During the weekdays the fare of flights, trains, etc are generally low than weekend days. Keep flexible flying days and book when it's cheaper. Flying or touring during weekdays can decrease your problems. Such as traffic, high cost products, etc.

Stay in hostels, cottages, or be a guest in local house. If you are staying for more days or weeks try to get a apartment or room on rent. It is a great save money while travelling and also offers u authentic local experiences.

Once you have looked at all the flight search websites and found the cheapest price, as a LAST resort go direct to that airlines own website. Many of the airlines have lower fares that you can only get when you book online at their site, or buy an e-ticket.

Do your research to find travel discounts and coupons for the areas you are visiting. Check out the brochure shelf in the lobby of your hotel.Visit the local tourist information offices for free maps and ideas.

Use the following:

Tourist booklets and brochures.

Back of supermarket receipts.

Websites (local tourist boards and businesses and coupon sites).

Check the program and benefits for your particular credit card, you might be able to use your points for accommodation costs and frequent flyer points. Not only in staying you can use them for shopping, paying bills, checking out at hotel too.

Use public transport where possible. You get great knowledge and insight by hanging with the locals, it costs you less, and is a more authentic travelling experience.

When you do travel by other means, try and share a car with another traveller. Also, sharing a Taxi, mini-van, and tours etc are all more cost-effective when there’s a group of travelers to split the costs.

The real reason you should eat street food is because it’s cheap, you help the locals, and it’s safe – you can see what is actually being cooked and is cooked fresh right in front of you. Pay attention to where the locals eat and what is popular.

Get active and see things at a slower pace – walking is FREE. You can experience more just by wandering around a city and getting lost, talking with locals, and people watching. Explore local markets, wander and take photos, or even hike to the top of a hill for an awesome view.