How to Effectively Transition from Classroom to Office
Published 3rd December, 2021
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With Christmas coming up in a couple of months, many people are already beginning to arrange travel plans and book flights. Airports are one of the most hectic places a person can be over the holidays, but a little bit of preparation can go a long way in keeping your trip smooth and straightforward.
Here are a few tips every traveller needs to keep in mind around the Christmas holidays.
Book Your Flight Early
Due to “dynamic pricing,” passengers aboard the same flight might pay a considerably different amount for their ticket. There are a few tricks you can use to ensure you pay the lowest fare possible.
Buy your ticket in advance, as they tend to be cheaper when you buy them early. However, you can also use the Google flight tracker, which will notify you if the price of a flight drops. Don’t wait too long, or you may get a notification that the price has risen rather than lowered.
Drive Yourself to the Airport
First, Uber replaced airport cabs, and now, a new model has supplanted both. Take advantage of affordable Calgary airport parking and low rates at airports across North America by using a new platform that makes driving your own car convenient and cost-effective.
Now anybody can reserve a spot online at parking lots adjacent to the airport, then show their itinerary to the attendant upon arrival. Next, board the free shuttle to your terminal.
You won’t have to wait anxiously for a cab to arrive in time to make a flight, and you’ll save a bundle on the commute.
Ship Your Gifts
If you’re flying to meet friends and family for the holidays, it’s nice to exchange a gift or two. However, this doesn’t mean you need to bring it with you aboard the plane.
Especially in the age of online shopping, the simplest thing may be to have it delivered to an address in the city or town you’re flying to. Otherwise, you may have to check it in, which is its own hassle that could also involve additional fees.
Have your present sent to someone who isn’t the intended recipient but maybe lives in the same household, so they can gift wrap it nicely and maintain the surprise. An attractively wrapped gift is a much nicer thing to receive than a package at the doorstep.
Make Reservations Now
The last thing you want is to try to book a reservation at a restaurant, hotel, or some other attraction, only to find out there are no spots left. If you know where you’re travelling to for Christmas and have an outing or accommodation that requires a reservation, do it now, before spots fill up.
The holidays are a fun time where friends and families spend slow, quality time together. Just make sure you keep the above tips in mind to get low rates on your flight, commute, and accommodations, so you have a wonderful and affordable holiday.