Liza Lambert

There are a number of methods to obtain useful travel coupons and discounts either before taking a trip or even during vacation. One guideline while driving is to stop at the visitor center at each state. Whether the visitor centers are open 24/7 or if they have solid hours, it is always worth checking. There must be stands indoors and periodically outdoors that have oodles of costless tourist information. This data includes coupons on area attractions, hotels and some restaurants. Roadside rest stops along major highways are also reliable locations to find these same types of promos. Major Travel Centers (with accommodations for truckers, multiple restaurants and convenience stores) would also likely sell coupon books for reduced rate accommodations along the same route.

If you are visiting attractions near your home, local banks can occasionally have saving attraction tickets if purchased through their location. Another gold mine is the Chamber of Commerce for any cities you hope to spend quality time exploring. Upon request, multiple can mail one info on area attractions with a discounted price.

As a member of the Automobile Association, one would be eligible for specials at some tourist attractions. Tickets can be purchased through the Automobile Association in advance at a reduced cost. Keep in mind, multiple hotels and chain restaurants have specials just for presenting your the Automobile Association card. Also, outlet shopping malls can often give one unique discount books for use at their locations when you present the card at the mall office.

Of course, the Internet is a handy tool for locating forums with tips specifically for travelers. For instance, My Coupons has one forum specifically for travel guidelines called, The Smart Traveler. Do an web search for saving travel, travel rules, travel savings, etc., to pull up tons of free data.