As requested again by subscribers, here’s my most recent trip. Features: -The departure hall -Security check -Checking in -Travel Tax area -Terminal Fee area -Immigration -NAIA’s hidden toilet -And being bumped off to another gate For those who love reminiscing about passing thru the halls of NAIA, this vid’s for you. Hope it brings back memories!

If it’s alive, they have it. www.hi10spro.blogspot.com This restaurant is located on Soi 22. You pick out what you want them to cook, they cook it, and bring it to you. You decide the sauces, the style, and there’s also a normal menu

Yes, we know that dragging a pack down dirt road at 60 mph is excessive. No, that won’t stop us from doing it anyway to find out which top packs can survive a serious case of road rash.

1. Book ahead of time.

Many people do not realize that you can book airline tickets eleven months in advance. The closer to your travel date to your date of purchase, the higher the price will be for the ticket. So if you purchase eleven months in advance, you will pay a lot less than if you wait a month before your trip.

One thing to keep in mind is that if you book your trip months in advance, and you later decide you do not want to take the trip, you can’t get your money back. So make sure you also make plans to have everything taken care of (babysitters, feeding the dog, etc) ahead of time so that you can keep your travel date.

2. Call the airline directly.

Most airlines have special deals that you can only get by calling the airline directly. Airlines sometimes have extra seats on planes that they need to fill up. The only way to find out about these extra seats is to call. Many times they will give you a good deal so they can fill the seats up. Some airlines also have unadvertised seat specials. Once again, you must call to find about these specials.

3. Use a travel agent.

Using a travel agent can save you a lot of money in many different ways. First, travel agents have relationships with several airlines and can review the different travel packages available and give you the best deal. They basically broker the sale between you and the airline.

Another reason why travel agents can save you a lot of money is because they are being forced to find the best possible deals because they are competing with online airfare web sites. Travel agents are fighting to stay in business and they will do whatever they can to get your business.

4. Use the Internet.

I believe the Internet is the best place to look for airline deals. You will find the best deals on the Internet. But don’t visit one site and think they have the best deal. Make sure you shop around at several online airfare websites. Make sure you read all of the terms. Even though some sites seem to have good deals, they actually attach a lot of fees and it ends up being very expensive.

So make sure you read all of the fine print no matter where you purchase your tickets to make sure you are getting the best possible deal.

Complete video at: fora.tv Arthur Frommer, of Frommer’s Travel Guides, discusses flight aggregator websites; a new trend in budget traveling that sidesteps large search engines like Expedia, Travelocity and Orbitz. He suggests aggregators like Kayak, SideStep and Momondo, all of which provide comparison prices, but do not actually sell tickets. —– Arthur Frommer has long been considered the guru of frugal travel. In today’s turbulent times, tips on cheap travel have never been more …