I compare all the possible sites and options and then book for the cheapest price. Of course cancellation free and then once or twice a week check if the price does go even cheaper. If it does cancel the original and book again. 😃
I legit paid £10 for a return flight to Milan with my friends once. Weather was supposed to be miserable but the whole 5 days it was glorious. Felt pretty blessed after that.
My friend went to Mikanos on a cheap hotel, and got robbed at night at gun point. The Greek police showed up 90 minutes later, and did nothing! Will never stay any where other than a reputable hotel with good security!
Thanks for the kind words Jordan! This would change for each airport, most major airports have their own public transportation set up which is super easy and cheap to use. What transfers do you need help with specifically
Amsterdam is an expensive city, so it's hard to save money. Flights are normally pretty cheap so follow the steps in my video and you should be good. I would highly suggest staying in a hostel, if you want to save money. If you want a private room you can get one with an ensuite. I stayed at Stayokay Amsterdam Vondelpark when I was in Amsterdam and it's one of the nicest places i've stayed at! You can book this through hostel world.
Yea that is difficult but sometimes you can still find good deals if you follow these steps. It's normally still pretty common to find great deals during half-term just avoid the generic British tourist hot spots!
It will all depend on the destination. In most major cities there's great public transport links and these are normally very cheap. For example in Budapest return from the airport to the city centre is only a few pounds. You can of course pay for private transfer but I always avoid this to due the cost.
It's so you don't pick up cookies while you search for flights. If you pick these up a website knows that you're looking at certain flights and some airlines will increase the cost of these flights.
Well, that's dependent on what you want to take, there are some specific luggage bags you can get for Ryanair & Easy Jet which count as carry-on to avoid luggage fees, which is what I did recently for a trip to Porto. I'm not sure what you mean about boarding pass to phone, there's no extra cost here.
@@jacklawsontravel18 quid to send the boarding pass to my phone :( and then steep fees on luggage. No charge for a carry on but i cant get enough stuff in a carry on. It hasnt worked out for me, thus far. Easyjet, ryanair, whiz...all additional fees. Easyjet and Ryanair, annoyingly so
Always depends where you're travelling. You'll find some destinations aren't affected by school holidays but popular resorts in Spain, Greece etc will be. However even by using these steps you'll find you'll get it cheaper than if you went to a travel provider. Need any help let me know. 🙂
Hi Jack can you please do a video helping people in Northern Ireland find cheap holidays. It's a knightmare for us everything is 3 times the price people on the mainland pay and in Belfast our airport has limited destinations you can fly to. We mostly have to fly from Dublin or fly to UK then on to our destination as very few direct flights to places. I have found some amazing cheap deals but need to fly from UK airports then the cost is negated by having to pay dear for flights to the UK first to then get the cheap flight. Thanks for sharing your expertise.
I'm not sure how you could best do that, if i'm honest. A lot of my suggestions should still be helpful, but i'm aware that i'm lucky to be able to fly from a London airport. My advice would be to try and find the cheapest air route to Belfast. For example it's really cheap to fly from London to Milan and it's a great place to fly from for this reason if you're going further afield.
Air Bnb don't charge per person they only charge by the apartment or room and as this was for two people so I simply divided the cost between two people as I'm basing these prices of per person. This is why you can always get cheap accommodation through Air Bnb.
@@clutcher96 Is £300 for the whole accommodation or per person? If you're finding accommodation around £300 for 7 days that's pretty good! Remember my cost was based on a long weekend ( 3 day stay). When are you planning on going?
@@clutcher96 So you're looking for accommodation in Venice for 5 days? If so it's one of the most expensive areas in Europe to stay in so you're gonna be hard pressed to find cheap accommodation. I could have a look see if I can get anything cheaper, what price are you looking for?
Like you know this is BS lol, Realistic £20 Flight Cheapest, Airport Transfers £30 Minimum, Hotel 4 days £100, Food £100, Thats £250 If you don't go out or do anything for 4 days. So more like £350-400 for 4 days, 200 if you don't eat or do much at all
I respectfully disagree. Your comment suggests you've reacted to the thumbnail more than the video, because I state in the video that prices are based on flights on hotels only. It's very common to get a £10 flight to Milan and i've done this myself. Public transport in Italy is very cheap which makes airport transfer very cheap and there's a number of free tourist sites you can see. Plus I believe how you chose to spend your money is a personal choice, which is why I only discuss flights and hotels and leave that part out. I'm just simply sharing how I book cheap holidays, which has helped me to travel more and I want more people to benefit from this information. If you don't agree that's fine.
if someone in the comments can answer me in london the flight tickets are so cheap, but anywhere in scotland or newcastle there expensive to go somewhere else than ireland?
It's due to the flight paths, because so many airlines fly to London it by default creates competition for prices. However in smaller airports there isn't the demand so prices are more expensive. The cheapest airport in Scotland in General is Edinburgh but the best place to fly in Northern England would be Manchester as this is the next major hub outside in London in England.
You have to book everything separately not as part of a package. I assume you're talking about Milan? Well here I found an airbnb for two people split that two ways and then added the cost of the of the flights to that which was actually £12 not £10 and that's how I got this price. To get check flights follow the steps I take on Sky Scanner. Let the website choose the destination, search cheapest month and you'll be given a list of options on the website. Remember this only works if you're travelling around countries in Europe. As shown in the videos I've booked super cheap flights to Berlin, Copenhagen, Rome and Milan this way.
What tricks do you use to get cheap breaks away?
I’m always in incognito mode too
@@AnjolaoluwaAwe It's the best way!
I compare all the possible sites and options and then book for the cheapest price. Of course cancellation free and then once or twice a week check if the price does go even cheaper. If it does cancel the original and book again. 😃
@@pavolkocis7456 That's a great idea! Thanks for sharing
I legit paid £10 for a return flight to Milan with my friends once. Weather was supposed to be miserable but the whole 5 days it was glorious. Felt pretty blessed after that.
Yea there's amazing deals to be found!
My friend went to Mikanos on a cheap hotel, and got robbed at night at gun point. The Greek police showed up 90 minutes later, and did nothing! Will never stay any where other than a reputable hotel with good security!
Sorry to hear that, it's always important to look at the reviews of anywhere you book.
Hey there what are some good cheap countries in Europe? December time thanks!
I have a video just for that! th-cam.com/video/Od4JtQNkT0A/w-d-xo.html
Thank you Jack. Train of thought going in this direction but your video helped. Subbed.
Glad you found it helpful!
Hi thanks for this it was very informative. Could you please tell me how you get transferred from the airport to the hotel? Thanks
Thanks for the kind words Jordan! This would change for each airport, most major airports have their own public transportation set up which is super easy and cheap to use. What transfers do you need help with specifically
I’m looking to go to Amsterdam soon from Manchester, I’m a student so I don’t have much money haha any tips specifically for Amsterdam ?
Amsterdam is an expensive city, so it's hard to save money. Flights are normally pretty cheap so follow the steps in my video and you should be good. I would highly suggest staying in a hostel, if you want to save money. If you want a private room you can get one with an ensuite. I stayed at Stayokay Amsterdam Vondelpark when I was in Amsterdam and it's one of the nicest places i've stayed at! You can book this through hostel world.
@@jacklawsontravel nice one mate thankyou
My friend got robbed in Greece in a cheap place at night. Please stay in a safe, reputable hotel!
Helpful video! As a teacher I always struggle for cheaper travel, as I have to go in peak times.
Yea that is difficult but sometimes you can still find good deals if you follow these steps. It's normally still pretty common to find great deals during half-term just avoid the generic British tourist hot spots!
Super value breaks 🎉😂is
how u oing?~ Thank you!great recording, Jack- 😮
Thank you! Hope you're well.
Hey how about traveling from and to from hotel to airport etc
It will all depend on the destination. In most major cities there's great public transport links and these are normally very cheap. For example in Budapest return from the airport to the city centre is only a few pounds. You can of course pay for private transfer but I always avoid this to due the cost.
Thank you :-)
You said three nights in Milan but your accommodation costs are only based on two nights? 😊
ah yes this was my mistake but if we add on the £28.50 for the extra night so it's still super cheap!
why is it important to use incognito mode?
It's so you don't pick up cookies while you search for flights. If you pick these up a website knows that you're looking at certain flights and some airlines will increase the cost of these flights.
@@jacklawsontravel Thank you!
Hi looking for a holiday arojnd 23 june to july any budget good countries you know for that? Looking for around £1000 for both of use
Where are you flying from?
Yeah but those cheap flights have additional luggage fees plus boarding pass to phone...that ups the cost an awful lot
Well, that's dependent on what you want to take, there are some specific luggage bags you can get for Ryanair & Easy Jet which count as carry-on to avoid luggage fees, which is what I did recently for a trip to Porto. I'm not sure what you mean about boarding pass to phone, there's no extra cost here.
@@jacklawsontravel18 quid to send the boarding pass to my phone :( and then steep fees on luggage. No charge for a carry on but i cant get enough stuff in a carry on. It hasnt worked out for me, thus far. Easyjet, ryanair, whiz...all additional fees. Easyjet and Ryanair, annoyingly so
Great tips..but i think travelling during school holidays you would not find these deals?
Always depends where you're travelling. You'll find some destinations aren't affected by school holidays but popular resorts in Spain, Greece etc will be. However even by using these steps you'll find you'll get it cheaper than if you went to a travel provider. Need any help let me know. 🙂
@@jacklawsontravel Great! I am flying to Turkey next month with the family so will be following your tips for hotel or airbnb searches! Thanks again
@@KingZee1 Ok great! Let me know if you need any help! I have an in depth video on getting cheap flights too if that helps.
Hi Jack can you please do a video helping people in Northern Ireland find cheap holidays. It's a knightmare for us everything is 3 times the price people on the mainland pay and in Belfast our airport has limited destinations you can fly to. We mostly have to fly from Dublin or fly to UK then on to our destination as very few direct flights to places. I have found some amazing cheap deals but need to fly from UK airports then the cost is negated by having to pay dear for flights to the UK first to then get the cheap flight. Thanks for sharing your expertise.
I'm not sure how you could best do that, if i'm honest. A lot of my suggestions should still be helpful, but i'm aware that i'm lucky to be able to fly from a London airport. My advice would be to try and find the cheapest air route to Belfast. For example it's really cheap to fly from London to Milan and it's a great place to fly from for this reason if you're going further afield.
How cheap could you get it for about 1 ½ to 2 weeks
That would depend on where you're going and what time of year.
Any cities that stand out or you avoid?
For me Budapest was great! I would also highly recommend Krakow, Zadar, Vienna & Salzberg.
Why incognito mode?
Because it stops sites from leaving cookies in your browser which they can use to track what you're searching for.
why did you split the 140ish / 2? You are on your own not going with anyone, isn`t?
He's saying usually people don't travel on there own and it would be for 2 people
Hows it £81 when it says the 2 night stay is £142
Air Bnb don't charge per person they only charge by the apartment or room and as this was for two people so I simply divided the cost between two people as I'm basing these prices of per person. This is why you can always get cheap accommodation through Air Bnb.
I must be doing it wrong then becasuse my airbnb places are like £300 for a week not really any cheaper
@@clutcher96 Is £300 for the whole accommodation or per person? If you're finding accommodation around £300 for 7 days that's pretty good! Remember my cost was based on a long weekend ( 3 day stay). When are you planning on going?
Around April time i have found cheap £20 flights for venice on the 20th to the 27th but accommodation im struggling with
@@clutcher96 So you're looking for accommodation in Venice for 5 days? If so it's one of the most expensive areas in Europe to stay in so you're gonna be hard pressed to find cheap accommodation. I could have a look see if I can get anything cheaper, what price are you looking for?
I don't understand the calculation in this video
how so?
Like you know this is BS lol, Realistic £20 Flight Cheapest, Airport Transfers £30 Minimum, Hotel 4 days £100, Food £100, Thats £250 If you don't go out or do anything for 4 days. So more like £350-400 for 4 days, 200 if you don't eat or do much at all
I respectfully disagree. Your comment suggests you've reacted to the thumbnail more than the video, because I state in the video that prices are based on flights on hotels only. It's very common to get a £10 flight to Milan and i've done this myself. Public transport in Italy is very cheap which makes airport transfer very cheap and there's a number of free tourist sites you can see. Plus I believe how you chose to spend your money is a personal choice, which is why I only discuss flights and hotels and leave that part out. I'm just simply sharing how I book cheap holidays, which has helped me to travel more and I want more people to benefit from this information. If you don't agree that's fine.
if someone in the comments can answer me in london the flight tickets are so cheap, but anywhere in scotland or newcastle there expensive to go somewhere else than ireland?
It's due to the flight paths, because so many airlines fly to London it by default creates competition for prices. However in smaller airports there isn't the demand so prices are more expensive. The cheapest airport in Scotland in General is Edinburgh but the best place to fly in Northern England would be Manchester as this is the next major hub outside in London in England.
I don’t understand how u incorporate the flight costs? Where are you getting £10 figures from?
You have to book everything separately not as part of a package. I assume you're talking about Milan? Well here I found an airbnb for two people split that two ways and then added the cost of the of the flights to that which was actually £12 not £10 and that's how I got this price. To get check flights follow the steps I take on Sky Scanner. Let the website choose the destination, search cheapest month and you'll be given a list of options on the website. Remember this only works if you're travelling around countries in Europe. As shown in the videos I've booked super cheap flights to Berlin, Copenhagen, Rome and Milan this way.