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Holiday on a Shoestring: With Kate Humble, Jayne Middlemiss, Dougie Vipond, Craig Doyle. British budget-travel series presented by Craig Doyle, Kate Humble and Jayne Middlemiss.
- Don’T Fly at Weekends
- Choose early-morning Or Late-Night Flights
- Go All Inclusive
- Negotiate
- Choose Cheaper Countries…
- …But You Don’T Have To!
- Go Away in Spring Or Autumn
- Avoid The Minibar
- Don’T Hire Villas with Private Pools
- Use Coaches Whenever You Can
It may sound obvious, but you don’t haveto fly at weekends. Yes, it’s more convenient, because many people aren’t at work and it’s usually less hassle to pack and get any last-minute holiday things done. But you stand to save a lot of money if you can be flexible and fly on a weekday instead.
Similarly, going for less-popular flight times can save you a pretty penny. Nobody would choose to get up in the middle of the night and head to the airport for a 6 am flight, but if you could save several hundred pounds by doing so, is a few hours’ lost sleep really so tough? You can always take it easy on your first couple of days to adjust.
Booking an all-inclusive holidayis the easiest way to budget for your holiday. No extra expense at mealtimes, no pricey bar bills at the end of your stay, and no nasty surprises. Entertainment is often thrown in on all-inclusive holidays, as well as some types of sports and leisure activities. For those watching what they spend, it’s a sensible cho...
The price you see online isn’t always the price you have to pay. You’d be surprised, but by calling and asking for a reduction, you may get lucky. Holiday companies are desperate to fill their hotels and apartments, and if you don’t ask, you don’t get…
This is a no-brainer. Holidaying in a country with a cheap standard of livingwill save you money. You’ll be able to eat out more often than in swankier places, and you’ll be amazed how far your pounds will stretch. We think that Turkey is a good, cheap destination – or for something further afield, India and Vietnam are both great bargain-price pla...
If you’re dead-set on visiting somewhere more luxurious, it can be done. Ibiza, for example, is well known for being expensive, but you’re not obliged to eat out in lavish restaurants. Destinations like Ibiza have their modest eateries, too, just like anywhere else – and with sensible food shopping, you can prepare picnic lunches and buy cheaper dr...
July and August are by far the two most expensive months to holiday in, in Europe at least. By going earlier or later, you’ll benefit from fewer crowds, less-busy beaches, and you’ll save money. Some countries that are stiflingly hot in August, such as Greece, will have cooled slightly in September and October, too.
Yes, it’s hugely tempting if you’re in your hotel room and fancy a nice cold beer. But if you grab that bottle from the minibar room, you’ll be charged way over the odds. Minibars are designed to look very tempting – and they are! – but there’s a reason for that. Hotels want guests to pay for extras like this, but savvy travellers always avoid the ...
If you’re staying at a resort near a beach, don’t go for a villa with a private pool – the extra cost just isn’t worth it. And remember, you have the beach, which is your very own (very large) pool anyway! If you want to swim away from the coast, properties with shared pools are always a cheaper option.
The image of coach travel isn’t luxurious, but they’re a very cost-effective way to see a country. Modern coaches are much more comfortable than the ones of yesteryear, and they enable you to experience different parts of a country at a fraction of the cost of train travel or hiring your own car.
Shoestring. Group size: Min: 4 | Max: 18. Meals: B- 4, L - 0, D - 2. Highlights: Visit the Demilitarized Zone, Take a Taekwondo class and a K-pop dance class, Enjoy the great views of Seoul from Namsan Mountain, Visit ...
Sadhana retreats with sound & song. Our sadhana retreats are an immersive experience. Belle will hold the space to explore the practices of asana, pranayama, meditation and yoga nidra through the prism of sound, NADA yoga, including mantra, sound baths and joyful song! Read more > May 24, 2024 8:11 pm.
24 feb 1999 · Season 1. 1999 • 6 Episodes. Season 1 of Holiday On A Shoestring premiered on February 24, 1999. Season 2. 2000 • 8 Episodes. Season 2 of Holiday On A Shoestring premiered on April 11, 2000. Season 3. 2001 • 8 Episodes. Season 3 of Holiday On A Shoestring premiered on April 17, 2001. Season 4. 2002 • 8 Episodes.
Yoga retreat at a peaceful Finca in Andalusia, Spain27 July - 3 August 2024.
6 mag 2017 · Travelling on a Shoestring Budget. In order to fund my expensive travel hobby, shoestring trips are my go-to, and often, finding ways to save money can make the adventure even more adventurous! But how do you make budget trips work? 1. Plan ahead. Perhaps not every single detail, but do have a rough idea of where you’ll be on each day.
