Cheaper rates for Luxury, 1st class & Exotic Travel
There are many ways to reduce costs on luxury, exotic and 1st class travel. Companies are getting stricter on business expenses; luxury travelers are becoming more conscious they can still enjoy the level of service they want and also people who were not previously booking this style of holiday and vacation, now realize they can. Below some tips on booking cheaper and lower budget travel and holidays but for the high end market and type holidays.
Budget Luxury accommodation
One sector which can mean very high quality accommodation whilst enjoying space and reducing costs can be to consider a short-term vacation apartment. This is 
especially good if you are more than 1 person and plan to stay more than 2 days. Depending on where in the world you plan to stay, you can often get some very exclusive, luxury and exotic apartments in which to stay. In locations such as the Thailand and the Maldives many of these rentals are beside the beach and offer excellent value yet offer outstanding value.
Tip: For luxury vacation rentals Holiday Velvet are one of the companies we can recommend.
Flying Business or 1st Class on the cheap
It is not easy to fly Business or 1st class without paying the full rate, especially as airlines continual look to tighten and maximize profits, There are a few tricks though.
- Be a member of the Frequent Flier Club. This will increase your chances of an upgrade.
- Be smartly dressed when you check in. If someone is to be upgraded, it is almost always someone who is dressed appropriately for 1st class travel.
- Ask at check-in how much it will cost to upgrade. You can make an offer if you are brave enough. It can sometimes work.
Extra Tips for Luxury Cost savings
Some extra tips and advice:
- Book in advance as far as possible. This can mean large cost savings.
- Book on a credit card with cashback and pay off the card at the end of the month.
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