Cheap Europe Travel Secrets So Good, It Feels Like Cheating

15 Smart, Money-Saving Europe Travel Tips—and what to avoid. This video is packed with advice to help you save time, money, and avoid common headaches on your next Europe trip.

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⏰ Timecodes ⏰
0:00 15 EASY Ways to Save Money on Your Next Europe Trip
1:07 Tip #1: Choose Cheap Destinations
1:51 Tip #2: Travel Outside Europe Peak Season
2:23 Tip #3: Don’t Rent a Car Unless You Need To
2:50 Tip #4: Use Public Transit
3:21 Tip #5: Go for City Bundles for discounts on multiple days of sights
3:45 Tip #6: Look for free attractions
4:52 Tip #7: Avoid High Data Roaming Costs
6:09 Tip #8: Don’t eat at Touristy Places
6:34 Tip #9: Adapt to Local Tastes
6:58 Tip #10: Book Hotels Direct
8:13 Tip #11: Use RatePunk + a VPN to find Hotel Discounts
8:48 Tip #12: Don’t Tip too much
9:33 Tip #13: Travel Carry On Only
9:59 Tip #14: Flight Booking Hacks
11:16 Tip #15: Mini-Course I Made For You

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[coachab]

I have been to Europe about 50x for a couple weeks to 3 months! I have only rented a car one time and that was for only 3-4 days.
Sorting out public transportation for me is part of the adventure!

[FoolsGold]

Nik getting ready for 1.5 months in Italy, 2 months in Dubai, and 1 month in Spain. Your videos have been invaluable including discount code to Unbound Thank you!!!!

[gerrieriihimaki]

My granddaughter and I did this in Paris recently. We walked everywhere and spent money on her short list and then enjoyed lots of free or less expensive places as we used your “Berlin method”. 😊 Thanks again for your helpful videos.

[savagecub]

Here’s a great hack that’s worked for me for over 30 years…….work for an airline ! Then even when you’re at work you’re still traveling !

[labtechsuperstar]

Great and informative video, as always. I just got back from a package tour that included flights, 1 checked bag each, hotel, hotel transfers, breakfasts, and tours to various historical sites (2 of those had lunch included!). And because I purchased it early, I saved a lot. But in future, I'm sticking to cooler shoulder/off season times. I choose to usually spend a bit more on hotels that are centrally located such that I can walk to places and not pay for either taxis or public transit.

[MichaelPerez-ms]

I love how you keep things clear and easy to follow!

[geepismyname]

My rule of thumb for restaurants in non English speaking countries is if you walk in/by and all you hear is English and you’re in France or Italy or Spain or …. Walk away

[app]

Thanks! Great channel 👍 great info in this video!

[SAGITTARIUS]

I am HALFWAY through this video and it’s already AMAZING ❗️♥️🙏🏾

[markt]

Nik, this was a really good travel hack video. Doing research for a 30-45 day trip to look at locations for a move next yr.

[arawilson]

When Kushner builds his fancy resort through all his connections, the Albanian coast environment will change drastically.

[petek]

I’ve only ever booked direct with hotels and airlines, it’s not that difficult and you always get the very best rates.

[subashmagimithu]

Come to kerala & tamilnaadu in india, especially in tamilnaadu you can see very old temples and history

[JoanneStewin]

Going to Menton, Nice France in the fall. Using your travel tips.

[StevenBrener]

I would be careful about leaving huge tips, unless something was truly exceptional. This could lead to expectations for tips that are not part of the local culture and possibly even change it - which I'm sure that local culture will not be lining up to thank you for. It's crazy here in the US, let's not make this another US export.

[geertjanbakker]

I was surprised that in Brussels, you did not have a picture of the Atomium, related for the World Exposition of 1958. If in Paris, you would surely have shown the Eiffel Tower, also erected for a World Expo.

[warrentrout]

The good museums in London are almost all free

[TruthinLove]

We just did ten weeks in the UK and Europe (six countries) with only a backpack and a Monos carry-on thanks to you and Allie. But the eSims work only if one's phone is paid off, so we were stuck with AT&T's $12 daily charge.

[paulkoza]

All great advice. It surprises me that folks don't utilize these.

[Lili-xqsn]

I remember doing Europe on $2 a day. $4-6 a day in expensive cities. Guess I'm old.