How to Travel the World on a Budget: 4 Essential Flight Hacks

I hope both sides of this girl's pillow stay cold every single night for sharing this gold watch. Okay. I'm so sick and tired of everyone constantly being like, I can't travel. It's so expensive.

I hope both sides of this girl's pillow stay cold every single night for sharing this gold watch. Okay. I'm so sick and tired of everyone constantly being like, I can't travel. It's so expensive. Sit down. We're going to class. I whipped out my iPad so I don't forget anything. Let's begin. First, Google Flights. I genuinely do not know why everyone does not use this. You go to Google, you type in Google Flights. Google flights pops up. You type in your home airport. Where are you going? Leave it blank. We're going anywhere. Okay. If you have a flexible schedule, leave the dates blank. If you do not, that's still okay. Type in your dates. Enter the world. Pops up. What do we see? All these cheap flights to everywhere in the world. Number two, we are going back to number one. We are combining one and two. When we are looking on Google. We are doing this on a Tuesday, Wednesday and Saturday. But it doesn't stop there. We're doing this in incognito mode. We do not want them knowing that we're looking at these fights. It doesn't end there. We're also doing this at three in the morning. Lesson three, Hostile World will be your friend. What is Hostile World? You could stay anywhere in the entire world for like $10. Traveling doesn't have to be expensive. No. Number four, we're going back to lesson one. And lesson two. We are on Google flights. We book our flight. It's a Tuesday, Wednesday or Saturday. It's at 3am we're in incognito mode. We book our flight. We get our flight confirmation, we go to our email and we paste our flight confirmation in the email and send it to Jetpack. And they will watch for any changes in flight prices. So that let's say you book your flight for 300 and it drops to 200, you will be reimbursed.