If you are on a budget, travel upgrades and add-ons are most likely the last thing on your mind, but here are three that's worth the money.
If you are travelling on a budget, upgrades and add-ons are most likely the last thing on your mind, but some of these little luxuries are really worth splurging on.Going on holiday is a luxury for most South Africans these days, so when it comes to spending extra money on things that aren’t essential – like travel upgrades, they’re very hesitant to do so. But, says Anton Gillis, CEO at Kruger Gate Hotel, some upgrades and add-ons to your trip will give you bang for your very hard-earned buck.
Staying in a hotel room is already a treat for most of us, but there are some upgrades that can really dial up the enjoyment of your experience. For example, prior to arrival,“A shuttle service that picks you up from the airport to take you to your hotel, wherever you may be in the world, gives you such peace of mind and allows you to begin your holiday with ease.
“Alongside protecting yourself with baggage insurance my biggest travel hack of the year is to add an Apple AirTag into your bag that will allow you to track the location of your belongings. The very first thing I do once an airplane has landed is to check where my bags are, and it’s great to feel relaxed and stress-free when you’re able to see that all your bags have made it to the airport,” says Gillis.
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