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• Wayclix.com solves the equation: Flight + Transfer + Hotel = Your Travel Budget. See 👉How it Works 👈 and Try it Yourself 😉.

  In fact it's more than that :). Wayclix.com is a meta search travel site developed in the concept of connected trip planning. Once you set a destination and budget, our solution pulls all flight, airport transfer and accommodation options from the various databases (skyscanner.net, kayak.com, rome2rio.com). Initially, it shows you the cheapest possible flight, the closest hotel to the center (which fills the... Source: about 1 year ago

• Cheapest Flights?

  I made use of skyscanner.net, google.com/travel/flights and momondo.co.za to compare prices when purchasing tickets recently. I scanned those sights daily with added alerts for months as to find the best prices only to eventually purchase the tickets direct from the airline. There were a few creative travel options presented by those sites which at first glance made it seem a lot cheaper than booking direct... Source: over 1 year ago

• SEA Itinerary and Budget. Looking for advice :)

  This might be a bit tricky from Sandakan and it is going to cost you. Scoot, Air Asia or Jetstar will be your best bet to Perth. Getting to/from Perth cheaply could involve using some imagination to find a cheap flight. You might want to look at where you will end up to fly to Perth. From Bali will be cheap, so you might want to consider adding on some time there. You will also find cheap direct flights from... Source: over 1 year ago

• What airlines did you use or recommend to move around Thailand?

  Air Asia do direct flights from Chiang Mai to Krabi. They are fine. It is way too far to go by bus. Same from Krabi to KL. Easy flight. Use skyscanner.net to search for possible flights, then book directly with the airline. Source: almost 2 years ago

• Best economical way to travel to Germany for vacation?

  Check other airlines aside from Ryanair. Other airlines have cheap flights as well. I like to use skyscanner.net for this. Source: almost 2 years ago

• Travel advice

  Cost of course depends, skyscanner.net and Agoda.com should help you get an idea. Source: almost 2 years ago

• €75K cash - dump it all in index fund?

  All in all all that matters is that if you go to skyscanner.net and find an online travel agency that will sell you a $1000 plane ticket and that agency asks for your visa/mastercard number for a ticket you can safely give them these numbers - you will either get your ticket or your money back. Source: about 2 years ago