Planning to Travel in 2019? Here's How to Save More (Without Spending Less) on Your Next Trip. Brittney Castro shares three travel hacks from her trip to London.

By Brittney Castro

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In this video, Entrepreneur Network partner Brittney Castro shares three tips she learned from her trip to London. She starts by talking about how you should have a specific travel fund -- money you've already set aside to pay for hotels and airplane tickets, because that way you won't feel like you won't feel as guilty about spending a few hundred dollars. Instead, you'll know that you've planned accordingly and can afford to go through with your plan.

Second, Castro talks about how you can cash in on credit card rewards at the end of a year that can pay for a trip or travel. It can be such a reward to use your savings throughout the year on an experience you won't forget.

Lastly, Castro breaks down the importance of a budget, which will help you stay comfortable with your financial decisions throughout the vacation without worrying about splurging too much.

Click the video to learn more from Castro and travel more in 2019.

Related: 3 Trouble-Free Tips to Help You Build Up Your Savings

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Brittney Castro

Founder and CEO of Financially Wise Women

Brittney Castro is the founder and CEO of Financially Wise Women, a Los Angeles-based financial planning firm whose mission is to teach women and couples in their 30s and 40s the art of managing their money the fun and simple way.

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