Any leads on how to book for cheap?
I don’t have any credit cards. Only savings.
How should I book to get cheap rates.
I’ve checked agoda and it seems to be the cheapest option. Am I wrong?
I will try to stack with offers or each website, cashback etc. but is there more to it? Any hacks?
QFF points plus pay seems to be expensive.
Anyone works for any companies that gets huge discount and wants to help? I will be happy to give you incentives?
Hoping to book Sunday/Monday.
Maybe try FiloBargain
Why do you want to spend $15,000? If you want to book for cheap shouldn't you try to spend less?
I'm sure you could get a cheap house for that much money.
Amanpulo hotel is $3k per night. Book 5 nights there. Too easy. Anything else I can help you with?
BTW your post is next to useless. You've banged on with stuff irrelevant for us to help you. FFS.
BTW your post is next to useless. You've banged on with stuff irrelevant for us to help you. FFS.
The true Ozb way
I will be happy to give you incentives?
That's very forward.
Hoping to book Sunday/Monday.
$15k for 2 days?
OP you need to provide some more info and some context for your question such as how many people are travelling and for how long, are you staying in one place or moving around, etc.
If you don't have contacts in PH and also want to book on the cheap and also assuming you will be based in one location, it would probably be cheaper to look at long/short term rentals, Airbnb etc. If not book a hotel for a week or so and once you've found your bearings go to a REA or ask around for a rental. But whatever you decide, don't hand over cash without following the proper process of renting.
I don’t have any credit cards. Only savings.
Send me the money, I'll book for you. Only take a 40% washing fee.
pm me for my bank details
ill book anything you like (in my name)
Setting up another TPG call centre? Or just the usual scam scum hotbox?
You may as well do it here with foreign students who are planning to stay here permanently. The floodgates are well & truly open again.
Cash and black market is clearly alive and kicking.Affordable housing, (for citizens) not so much.
Is 15 grand the price of the bride?
Is she a Marcos?
Yeah I can help, esko me the $15k and I will get back to you ;)
Use comparison sites like TripAdvisor, Google and Trivago.
I find Agoda has good prices but every different link you click has a different price which annoys me. I tend to use Booking.com and book on a mobile device when there’s a 10% cash back, be sure to note the price before booking to ensure it is the same when you click the link.
Also Qantas Hotels doing 9 pp$ this weekend, can’t imagine they’ll be the cheapest but it’s just a white labeled Expedia so worth a look
Bro buying the Philippines
How'd you write 8 lines with 0 info. How many ppl going, how many days, which area etc..
Vague connection so vague answer:
Give Kiwi and Kayak a try.
They do some tricks like using one leg of a ticket or self transfer at transit airports to get cheaper prices.
I suppose as you said, leverage some cashbacks and discount codes for booking sites.
You will need a credit card to secure the room? Plus leveraging the travel insurance and money conversion/transfers is handy.
If you have a local contact probably easier just to rent a condo somewhere for 6 months/12 months(?) and use that as a base for any short trips? Saving on this will allow you to get some extra nights as you need.
You can buy 7 small villages outright for that much.
Maybe give more details about what you're trying to do though.
Hopefully one of your savings account has a VISA debit card, then you can book via: Pay with VISA Card for 20% off Best Flexible Rate across Asia-Pacific (Free IHG One Rewards Membership Req'd) @ IHG Hotels, but do your comparisons with elsewhere before booking.
I think OP is planning to migrate to the Philippines?