Best Travel Tools for Trip Planning
How do you pick the best travel tools for trip planning when there a sea of options online? It’s a bit of a crap shoot, in my opinion. I have spent hours comparing one flight deal to another, sizing up hotel accommodations, and looking for the best tours on the cheap.
I enjoy orchestrating my own unique travel experiences. That might mean arriving in a favorite city, renting a car to check out some of the lesser known areas, spending a night in an agriturismo or room at a bed-and-breakfast, taking the rail to another city, and a mix of guided and self-directed tours. The more varied, the more interesting, I say!
I will admit, it is a bit overwhelming at times.
'The experienced traveler has her go-to list of best travel tools.'Click To TweetThe truth is, unless you buy a package deal that does all the travel planning work for you, there is a seemingly endless combination of possible travel itineraries.
So, the experienced traveler has her go-to list of best travel tools.
Planes, Trains, and Automobiles
Here are the air, accommodation, activities and other travel resources I look to first when planning a trip.
I hope they offer you a good starting point as you create your travel plan.
I’ll be adding more travel resources as I feel confident in recommending them to you, so be sure to bookmark this post (directions) for future reference!
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If you know and love a particular travel planning resource I haven’t included in my favorites above, by all means, share your planning prowess! Share your recommendation and experience in the comments below. Who knows, it might become my new favorite!
