A WOMAN who has traveled the world has revealed how to save money on your next holiday.
Queenie Tan, 26, often shares her top money-saving tips, having been saving and investing since she was 19.
She has travelled the world herself, visiting Singapore, London, Paris, New York, Vancouver and Las Vegas with her fiance Pablo.
One of her biggest tips was to use Google Flights when booking a holiday to find the cheapest days and times.
She told her thousands of followers on her TikTok account ‘investwithqueenie‘: “You need to know about these thrifty travel hacks if you want to save some money.
“First up, check out Google Flights.
“Put in your destination and then use the price graph to find the cheapest time you can travel there.”
She added you can also set up a “tracking alert” so you are told when prices drop.
Another tip she said was to consider renting a car rather than using public transport or taxis, depending on how long you are away as it can work out cheaper.
She added: “You’ll also be able to see a lot more because you can go anywhere you want, whenever you want.”
Her final tip was to make your own food, and not be ashamed by it.
She finished by saying: “There’s no shame in making a few meals at home to save money.”
Her video has been watched thousands of times, with people thanking her for the advice.
In some of her previous videos, she shared other money-saving hacks, including using the Klook app to book cheaper attractions, as well as getting free airport lounge access depending on your credit card.
We’ve rounded up some other money-saving tips for your next holiday too.
If you are travelling via London Heathrow, there are lots of meals you can get for free at the restaurants and bars.
Here is how to access a new lounge at Gatwick Airport with free snacks and drinks too.
And Tiktok couple Rae and Jake revealed how they save cash on their holidays – by not paying for sun cream.
Her hack is to go to the lost and found and simply ask for some there.
With plenty of people leaving theirs behind at the end of their holidays, the lost and found in hotels will often have some lying around.
