52 Free Trips In 52 Weeks. This Free-Quent Flyer Share His Secrets (VIDEO)

Imagine traveling the world without opening your wallet!

Portlander Scott Ford did just that, saving more than $75,000 on airfare, hotels and rental cars all because he volunteered to get bumped from his flights!

Do you want to travel for free? Here are a few of Scott’s tips:

Schedule flights with as many connections as possible (each connection gives you a chance to be bumped)

Try to book the fullest/most popular flights

Stick with one airline and take full advantage of its frequent flier program

Don’t be afraid to negotiate. For instance, if they offer you a $300 voucher when you’re bumped, ask for additional frequent flier miles.

For more information, visit Scott’s website.

Source – KATU

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