TravelSecrets.com Helps its Members Save Big During the Summer Travel Season

TravelSecrets.com is helping its members save substantially on hotels, allowing them to experience dream vacations during a tumultuous – and expensive – season
TravelSecrets.com – the free-to-join, members-only travel club that is quickly becoming renowned in the space for helping members save up to 30% more than they would by using major hotel booking sites like Booking.com and Expedia – is proud to be helping its members save substantially their accommodations during this tumultuous and expensive summer travel season.
As a free-to-join, members-only travel club that operates on a word-of-mouth basis, TravelSecrets.com has been able to cut out advertising costs and work on low margins as well as high volume. That way, the platform can pass on massive savings compared to its competitors, allowing its members to afford to take their dream vacations at a time when travel-related costs are skyrocketing.
“When I first came across TravelSecrets.com, I really did think it was too good to be true,” says Jim S., a new TravelSecrets.com member. “My wife and I really wanted to take our little girls to Disneyworld this summer, but the flights alone were insanely expensive and almost twice as much as when we first looked last summer. But, thankfully, we were still able to make our week-long trip happen because we found great hotel deals on TravelSecrets.com. We saved over $600 from what we would have spent if we booked through Booking.com or Expedia.”
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