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STA Travel
When it comes to helping students save on travel, STA Travel is an O.G. in the game. The site is perfect for scoring major savings on flights, hotels, trains, car rentals, public transportation, and even guided tours. If you’re not too keen on traveling alone, STA’s Worldwide Tours can help pair you with a new potential friend along the way. As a bonus, you can use STA Travel to continue scoring deals after college, up to age 26.
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Busabout
Figuring out the logistics of multi-city travel – and staying committed to a strict schedule – can be time-consuming and overwhelming, especially as a free-wheeling young adult. Thankfully Busabout is all about making travel (and saving on it!) as stress-free as possible. Busabout’s flexible hop on, hop off approach to travel allows you to create their own adventure. From small group adventures to island hopping and music festival, Busabout has it all, and for affordable prices, with passes for short trips around Europe starting at just $229.
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Student Universe
Think of StudentUniverse as Expedia or Travelocity for students. StudentUniverse helps students and young adults 26 and under find exclusive student flight discounts that can’t be found anywhere else. The site also helps you save on hotels, tours, fun activities, and even airport transfers. As if the built-in deals weren’t enough, StudentUniverse frequently has discount codes and offers that help you save even more.
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International Student Identity Card
You’ve found a great deal to your dream destination – now how do you save on all the things you’ll want to do once you get there. That’s where having an International Student Identity Card (ISIC) comes in. Simply submit a few documents to prove you’re really a student (like your student ID) and your ISIC opens up a world of discounts on things like movie theater tickets, museum passes, gym memberships, transportation, tours, and even a few restaurants, in over 100 countries. Bonus? There’s also an app so you can keep the savings at your fingertips.
