Okay, so this post doesn't apply to just Las Vegas, but I find this question daunting every time it's asked:
"I just don't think we can afford to travel this year. You're so lucky that you find all these travel deals. I can't find any of them."
I've said it before, the old saying, "Rome wasn't built in a day," seems to leave people's minds more often than not when tasks seem difficult. The truth is a pocketbook friendly vacation takes time and planning. I never hurry up and book a trip to Vegas prior to doing my homework on travel arrangements. Honestly, I will probably research flights for months on end until I feel the best deal presents itself. Like we've mentioned before, a vacation cannot be a last minute thing if you want to budget. Do research and I promise, the deals will present themselves on how to get to your destination in a more budget friendly style.
I'll see you in Las Vegas!
7's
After being approached by numerous first-time Vegas travelers because of my ever-growing knowledge and experiences in Las Vegas, I wanted to share it with everyone. Since 2005, I've visited Sin City many times, and now, I hope that others will use this blog to get the most from their Las Vegas vacation. Email me with any questions. Enjoy!
Showing posts with label Budget. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Budget. Show all posts
Wednesday, April 20, 2011
Friday, April 1, 2011
Keeping a Budget in mind Part I
A topic that may be sore for some; how to budget vacation money when on a visit to Las Vegas. Remember, visiting Sin City is similar to grocery shopping while hungry: everything looks delicious, but affording it is not possible. Keep this same mentality when passing that favorite casino, outlet store, and/or restaurant.
One thing I like to do is make my dinner and show reservations before I even get to the airport. This way, I don't get myself into trouble while in Vegas. The plan doesn't have to be followed verbatim, but be mindful of what can be spent. Staying within a budget will allow you to return keep returning and enjoying all that Las Vegas has to offer.
7s
One thing I like to do is make my dinner and show reservations before I even get to the airport. This way, I don't get myself into trouble while in Vegas. The plan doesn't have to be followed verbatim, but be mindful of what can be spent. Staying within a budget will allow you to return keep returning and enjoying all that Las Vegas has to offer.
7s
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About Me
- Las Vegas Traveler (7's)
- Although a very passionate entrepreneur in the fields of marketing and music, I also hold a daily full-time job as an analyst. I've had the opportunity to travel to Las Vegas several times since turning 18. Sure, I've been there often, and there are no signs of stopping. Remember, what happens in Vegas stays in Vegas.