You're Paying Too Much For Hotels: Save Money With This Travel Hack

[@northernbohemianrealist]

I GOT IT! Your videos synch up with great orchestral works. This one was the fourth movement of the Saint Saens Organ Symphony. I'm going to check the other ones to see if I can identify them. First I thought this one was one of the old Monteverdi trio sonatas, but you clearly showed significant accents, and then the 6/4 meter became obvious and BAM - Organ Symphony. Nicely done!

[@DavidGTravels]

Enjoyed this comment. I might say it’s more reminiscent of Stravinsky, but I’m only an amateur connoisseur of classical music.

[@northernbohemianrealist]

@@DavidGTravels So I got it wrong. Drat! Don't tell me - I'll find it.

[@DavidGTravels]

Any luck?

[@bthyname]

thanks. this helped me alot.

[@DavidGTravels]

Glad to hear, happy travels!

[@riceactiontrading]

Thanks for the tips!

[@DavidGTravels]

Glad you found them useful!

[@VidOneProductions]

Nice job, thank you.

[@DavidGTravels]

Thanks for watching!

[@DavidGTravels]

I hope this guide is useful to you all, don't forget to give it a like👍if you liked it. ➡What upcoming travel plans do you plan to use this strategy to book a hotel for?

[@Tom-sg4iv]

For US hotels, Priceline is usually unbeatable. Outside the US it’s a different story.

[@DavidGTravels]

Priceline can be a useful search tool and I’ve snagged a few good deals for non-chain hotels there. Best to have a big vocabulary of hotel search tools at your disposal, and most chains will have the best rates on their own sites. Happy travels!