Updated article: How would you like to take a European trip and buy a new car in 2006? For years, European automakers have offered attractive enticements to American consumers that include free lodging, free shipment, lower MSRP costs and other benefits. It's not for everyone -- is it for you? Find out here.

Most travelers find themselves in Orlando at some point in their lives. Here you'll find some tips for avoiding the pricey things that add nothing to your enjoyment. Orlando is a lot more than theme parks -- let us help you do some planning!

Here are five tried-and-true ways to book your cruise at the best possible price. How many have you tried? More importantly, how many are you willing to try?

If you're willing to do a little driving prior to flying, it's possible to save hundreds of dollars on your trip. Don't ask why. Don't try to make sense of it. Just check a few nearby airports and prepare to be surprised. Find out more here.

Save time and trouble as well as money. Here are eight tips that should get you started on the right path to a partner with ideas for big savings.

When you find that perfect vacation at the perfect price, take a second look at all the arrangements. Prices well below the market rate sometimes indicate hidden problems that will ruin your travel experience. Read up on how you can avoid travel scams.

You might not be interested in making an around the world trip, but learning how others do it on discount tickets might apply to your next itinerary.

New article: It's time to start thinking about 2006. Whether you like to make resolutions or not, please read these four budget travel suggestions and start thinking about new ways to save money on the road.

Cheap airfares, thrifty hotels and many other budget travel musts hinge on your mobility. You'll be leaving the hotel that charges too much. You'll be taking trains instead of cabs--but only if you don't have scores of bags in tow. Read about packing considerations for a budget trip.

New article: In this expensive season, there are multiple reports of hotel room "sticker shock." In Manhattan, it is said an average room in a good location can easily set you back $300 USD/night. Is it possible to find a centrally located place to stay for $100 or less? The following experiment shows that in many cases, the answer is still affirmative for budget travelers willing to put in a little work with a search engine.