If you’ve always wanted to travel but you’re always short on cash, you might want to consider traveling in a big group!

Traveling in big groups has its disadvantages, of course. Imagine the following:

• the time spent waiting for the group to be complete
• the constant asking where a certain person is
• the taking of group pictures every part of the tour
• the frequency of stopping over because someone needs to pee.

But hey, look at the bright side. Being in a big group means more people dividing the expenses (transportation, accommodation, food). More people chipping in means there’s more that you can do and less cash to spend.

The best scenario, of course, is to travel with friends. Traveling in a big group is most enjoyable when you’re friends with everyone. But if you don’t have the time (and the patience) to organize a trip for that many people, you have other options! One of them is to find a budget travel agency.

You have no idea how many there are. They’re just around the corner waiting for your call. If you’re not aware of any, head to this awesome website www.philippinesbudgettravel.com and choose the destination and the agency you want. Their rates and contact details are displayed there.

You can spend three days and two nights in Coron, Palawan for less than PhP3500; or in Caramoan, CamSur for around PhP3000; or in Sagada for as low as PhP3700. Many of them, almost all-in.

Why so cheap, you ask? It’s simple really. Most of these travel agencies work on a “big group” mechanism. It’s like group buying. This means that even if you’re traveling alone or with only a few friends, you’ll be traveling as part of a bigger group. This way, you can still travel with a low-budget because the entire group will divide the total cost of the trip. Most of these packages already include transportation, food and lodging so you don’t have to worry about anything.

Also, these are budget travel agencies. Don’t expect five star hotels and limousines.

So there you have it. Traveling in a big group is NOT for everyone but it is one of the easiest ways to travel on a budget! Hope this helps!

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