The digital nomad’s guide to flying cheap every single time
Aug22
on August 22, 2016
at 1:06 pm
Posted In: airfare, airlines, Around the Web, digital nomad, flying, google flights, Insider, Lifestyle, travel
Every time I board a plane, I’m probably the one that paid the least for his ticket. Not because of luck, but thanks to careful planning and booking. Last year, I flew from Amsterdam to Tokyo for only $370. Shocked? Jealous? Don’t be — I’m going to show you exactly how to do it, too. Airfare might seem like a complex system, regulated by algorithms designed to make sure you’re always paying the optimal price. Part of that is true — airlines are definitely trying to squeeze as many dollars out of you as possible. However, that doesn’t mean it’s…
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