Finding cheap airfare - tricks
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Ask 20 people on your plane what they paid for their ticket and you will probably get that many different answers.
Unfortunately, booking a bargain flight has become an evil puzzle which I am constantly trying to figure out. I did come across one cool new tool that helps when you are fairly flexible with your plans - as a real vagabond should be! 
So many times when vagabonding or planning a trip, the price of a flight was more important to me than the actual destination. For instance, if I just wanted to wander Europe, I would be willing to change my port of entry to save a few hundred dollars. It makes little difference to me if I fly into Brussels, Frankfurt, or even London because of cheap budget airline options such as RyanAir that can shuttle me around for cheap or even free sometimes!
Why not save a few bucks flying into a cheaper city and then catching a budget hop to my planned destination? I basically just want to get to the continent with the cheapest airfare possible.
Here is a cool way that I have found to do that!
Kentucky, USA
