Has the following question crossed your mind? I need to save money, but I want to travel. So, how do I make one? economical travel?
You asked and asked, so we at Hotel Tarobá came to save you!
Come with us and we’ll show you tips on how to travel cheap!
How to make an economical trip?
Traveling cheap is not always an easy task, as it requires planning and time.
But don't worry, with the tips we'll give you here you'll be able to have an economical trip with an extra dose of fun.
1. Plan ahead
To have more comfort and less worries when traveling, it's always a good idea to take care of everything in advance.
Make a list of the people who are going to travel, how many days you plan to stay, that kind of thing.
I know it crossed your mind that you, mother of three, and your husband would never be able to take a cheap trip. However, know that this is possible.
When you take care of your trip in advance, you can guarantee the best prices when it comes to hotels and transport.
An example is the Tarobá Hotel, which is always thinking about the guest and therefore works hard to meet comfort and safety requirements at a fair price.
It's always a good idea to search for hotels and guesthouses that offer accommodation packages, so you can have a peaceful, headache-free stay.
2. Compare prices
Another valuable tip we have for you is to be picky and choose the price that fits your budget and is capable of meeting your needs.
So always compare prices, whether for flights, hotels or transport. This eases your pocket a lot and you can enjoy the trip better.
Another important thing about prices: choose, if possible, to travel in the low season.
It is during this period that most things become almost 50% cheaper. So it becomes much easier to take advantage of offers and save more.
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3. Search everything
Like everything in life, researching beforehand is always essential. And to achieve an economical trip, research is key.
Look for things like cheap hotels or tour options that are more affordable. Often choose tour combos Instead of buying them separately, it's even cheaper.
Researching places that are free to visit is also something that can save you. Making an economical trip without doing any free tours simply doesn't exist.
In fact, many tours, the ones you don't pay anything for, end up being the best of your life.
So you already know, right? Creating a travel itinerary in advance is very important so that you spend less.
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4. Everything at the tip of the pen
If traveling cheap requires taking note, budgeting would be no different. Everything has to be at the tip of the pen.
Writing down prices, how much money you have, a spending limit, all of this is very important to have an economical and headache-free trip.
Some apps allow you to control your budget, which is extremely easy.
So, don't measure sheets, take a pencil and write down everything you think is necessary.
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5. Travel together
That's exactly what you read, traveling together. But I don't just mean you and your children.
Allow one or more friends or family members to go with you, so everyone can share expenses such as gasoline, food and accommodation, which ends up being much cheaper for everyone.
Of course, traveling alone or just with people close to you is very pleasant, but give group travel a chance.
You will see that it can be a much more fun experience!
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Places for an economical trip in Brazil
Did you think it was over? Negative. We have some more tips for you.
It is true that there are many beautiful places in Brazil, and if you look carefully, many of them are great places to have an economical trip.
We have selected some places where the cost is not so expensive. Let's go?
1. Foz do Iguaçu – PR
Anyone who enjoys a good trip knows that one of the most popular destinations among tourists is Foz do Iguaçu. And because it is quite popular, it ends up being a very economical trip.
Foz do Iguaçu is famous for hosting one of the 7 wonders of nature, the Iguaçu Falls.
The Falls are the most visited place in Foz do Iguaçu, bringing tourists from Brazil and around the world to admire the more than 270 falls.
Foz also has many other tours beyond the Falls. In Foz you will find theme parks, beautiful squares and exuberant views of the Landmark of the Three Borders, which divides Brazil, Paraguay and Argentina.
2. Florianópolis – SC
Florianópolis, in addition to being the capital of Santa Catarina, is a super charming island.
Those who like calm can go to the north, where the waters are calm.
For those who are fans of hustle and bustle, the south and east are where the sea sings loudest and the noise of the city lifts the hearts.
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3. Guarapari – ES
Guarapari is also a perfect place for those who like beaches. During peak seasons, the city receives more than a million people.
The low season is also perfect for those who want to get to know the city more calmly and get away from the hustle and bustle.
There are countless accommodation options, so this is a great destination for an economical trip!
4. Ouro Preto – MG
Ouro Preto is a lovely city, famous for its historic churches. The famous Church of São Francisco de Assis is one of them, considered a museum by the city.
It is a place rich in history, an example of this is the Inconfidência Museum, which costs just R$10,00 to enter. Other museums in the region are free to enter, which you can take advantage of and include on your itinerary.
Also take the opportunity to visit the gold mines in the region, as Minas Gerais is famous for them!
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5. Porto Seguro – BA
Porto Seguro is one of the places in the northeast with the most tourist visits, due to the cheaper ticket prices, mainly because it is so close to the southeast.
It is even more visited than the northeastern capitals, attracting many people to its beautiful beaches.
Although the cheapest hotels are a bit far from the beaches, public transport there reaches most of them.
The tours are cheap and you can enjoy it with your family!
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Economical travel || How about traveling cheaply with Buser?
Finishing the tips on how to have an economical trip, did you hear the news? Buser has arrived at Foz do Iguaçu!
But Tarobá, what is Buser? Calm down and I'll tell you.
Buser is an interstate travel company that has adopted the app-based transportation model, like Uber and 99 app.
You can save up to 50% and travel in comfort in executive, semi-berth, sleeper and bed seats.
mktUsing the application is very easy. Once downloaded on your cell phone, you need to enter your destination, departure location, departure date and, if desired, return date.
The app will be responsible for showing you the itinerary of all available trips at the desired location and date. If the bus is full, just choose another day to leave.
Buser allows payment by card or bank slip; But be careful, if you choose the latter, the appointment will have to be made more than 72 hours in advance.
Minors under 16 can use the service, as long as they are accompanied by relatives or guardians of up to 3rd degree. It is likely that you will need to issue a judicial authorization if you want to leave the country with the minor.
On your first ticket purchase you receive a discount of R$50,00. How about using it to come to Foz do Iguaçu or other cheap destinations in Brazil?
Economical travel || Conclusion:
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Article by Arielle Farias
