January is the perfect time to book your next holiday as prices are generally lower. Martin Lewis, the renowned personal finance expert, shares ten insightful tips to help you secure the best deals and make the most of your travel budget. From travel insurance and flight comparisons to hotel alternatives and 'hidden booking dates', these strategies can significantly reduce your holiday expenses.
As January continues, many people find themselves thinking: 'I need a holiday.' Now is the ideal time to plan a trip – with December's chaos behind us, January offers numerous deals, making it the most affordable month to book.
'I say,"That's what travel insurance is for," yet they tell me they haven't got it yet. My heart sinks. Half the point is to protect you if things happen before, which stop you going.' 3. Your hotel could cost less elsewhere Depending on where you look, the same hotel rooms are sold at vastly different prices.It's good to check a price comparison site for your accommodation.4. Try and get a room with free cancellation – it could be cheaper later Accommodation is sometimes cheaper closer to the time – but you don't have to risk holding out and missing out.
6. Pay for your holiday on a credit card You will get better protection if anything goes wrong with your holiday if you've booked it on a credit card – even if it's part paid on credit – from just 1p. And in the process, you get up to £175 for switching, with certain banks – but make sure you read all the T&Cs before switching.
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