European Travel Agency - How to Travel on Budget

by Paras Holidays No.1 Europe Group Tour Operator in New Delhi India

Everybody wants to travel to Europe on the cheap budget nowadays. Discount and budget price airlines have now sprung up in each European country in last some years – and all of them just fighting furiously with one another to give the best European vacations with cheap airfare offers. However do we actually benefit from the European travel agency rates or do drawbacks of traveling Europe cheaply will outweigh its advantages? Do budget low rate airfares just blind us to some extra hassle that cheap rate may be hiding? Let us look at some best European travel deals as well as see what we get to know.

Almost each European country has no frills cheap airline. Ryan Air and Easy Jet are becoming popular in Britain and Ireland. Germany has 4 or 5 low cost airlines as well as cheap airfare specialists. In the mean time, Sweden, SAS have launched own budget offshoot named Snowflake. Here is a deal in case you wish to travel to Europe on the cheap budget:

First, low fares airlines of Europe always give out of town airports - often around 40 or 50 miles away from respective city centers. It will add to 2 hours of the travel time for your journey at every end. You need to pay for bus and train connection in order to get from the airport to city centre. Ensure you add the price into cost of the ticket while comparing the rates of all European travel agency deals and prices that are charged by mainstream airlines. In many cases main airlines will fly you in city centre airport & thus cut the travel time and cost of extra transport and provide you best European vacations. Suppose you are unlucky to miss the flight then you can literally get stuck in the rural airport with all food outlets totally closed down and not any way of getting back to town or city.

Next, you just get what you will pay for. Some European travel agency chooses airlines that might give no flight service for the food or drinks. Or, suppose they do, then they may charge you extra for this at the premium rate. Sandwiches, coffee or beer might be very costly indeed. Being fair, lots of flights are just one or two hour duration thus snacks or drinks might not be the big deal. You need to figure out your total travel time as well as compare this to costs when you are looking for the best European vacations. For instance: it takes 5 hours to travel from Glasgow at Scotland to centre of London via train and this costs over 25 UK pounds both way. Now - you may pick up the cheap flight of Glasgow to London, just to find both of the airports are 40 miles away from city centre. This adds over 3 hours to the travel time, and not counting waiting at airports, handling baggage and extra hassle, which goes in it.