Las Vegas is a great city for a weekend (or long weekend) getaway. You get in, you have fun, you get out. Oftentimes visitors try to pack light when making the trek to the desert, but how do you accomplish that in a city that stays jumping until the wee hours of the morning? You bring your Vegas essentials and minimize the rest. Here is a list of packing essentials for Vegas so that you can ... Read the Post
Tips and Tricks: Move Quickly to Take Advantage of Glitch and Error Fares
This post is an oldie but goodie. But given the recent influx of "glitch" and unpublished airfare sales, it was time to dust it off for the readers. Remember, move quickly to get those great deals. Enjoy! ... Read the Post
5 Best Resources for Travel Advice
No one wants to go to a new destination and miss the best—but perhaps little known—attraction of the location. Similarly, no one wants to make an easily avoidable mistake when traveling to a destination that he or she is unfamiliar with. Or to get to a new place, only to learn that the coveted activity they wanted to partake in is sold out or has to be booked in advance. That’s why travelers ... Read the Post
Travel Tip: How to Budget for Travel
Many people think that travel is something that only the rich can do. They don't believe that it can be extremely accessible for anyone. This is part of the reason that BarrisTourista publishes tips and tricks for saving money on travel...to show that travel is, indeed, doable. No matter what your budget is, here are five travel budget questions to consider so you can fuel your wanderlust ... Read the Post
Tips for Traveling to a Country Where You Don't Speak the Language
Once upon a time, I went to a French speaking country. Here's the thing: I don't speak French. And when I say, I don't speak French, I mean the extent of my French is bonjour, bonsoir (learned while actually on the trip LOL), merci, si vous plait, un, duex, trois, and croissant. That's all I got. So, to help those who may be nervous about venturing out there with lacking language skills, I put ... Read the Post
Helping You Plan Your Travel with the Travel Sense & Cents Workbook and Budget Sheets
This year, I have been living more by the mantra of “Book Now, Plan Later.” This is really surprising for someone like me who is a little obsessed with finding a great deal and a lot Type A. But at some point, you have to plan and you have to book something so that you have somewhere to sleep on your trip, not to mention some way to get there. Enter the Travel Sense & Cents Workbook. ... Read the Post
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