When you set off on a travel adventure, you want it to run smoothly and be fantastic.

So here are seven savvy hacks to help you travel like a pro. 

Fare hack

There are various pricing loopholes you can exploit in order to bag cheaper airfare tickets. For example, the Kayak Hacker Fare tool finds you two separate flights for your trip that work out cheaper than buying a return ticket.

Alternatively, you can use Skiplagged’s hidden city flight feature, where you book a flight to a cheaper destination but disembark at your desired location. 

Pack smart

Packing light affords you all kinds of benefits. For starters, you avoid the extortionate charges for additional luggage. And there’ll be no lugging bulky, heavy bags as you travel from one spot to another.

You’ll find it easier to pack light by choosing clothing items that can be easily matched, mixed and layered.

Who will be the next Anne Hathaway, Natalie Portman or Jennifer Lawerence? We took a look at the careers of up-and-coming talent and we realized the entertainment world has an embarrassment of riches. Here are the top actresses to be on the lookout for. 

Cherie Johnson

Cherie Johnson is an American actress, author, columnist, executive producer, producer, and writer. She is of African American and Puerto Rican descent. Johnson first rose to fame, at age six, when she appeared on Punky Brewster (1984) as the fictional character, “Cherie”. “Punky Brewster” later expanded into a cartoon series titled Punky Brewster (1985), which she contributed her voice for “Little Cherie” and it aired from 1985-1987. One of her most recognized acting roles is on Family Matters (1989), where she co-starred as the character, “Maxine”. With 215 episodes, “Family Matters” is the third longest-running U.S. sitcom with a predominantly African-American cast.

Victoria Pedretti

Victoria Pedretti is an American film and television actress, best known for her portrayal of Eleanor "Nell" Crain in the Netflix television series The Haunting of Hill House, created and directed by Mike Flanagan.

If you are planning to be in the fitness industry but don’t have slightest of idea about how you will get paid then it can get a bit confusing to actually make a final decision. Fitness industry is worth £9 billion as per reports surfaced in 2017 and provides huge opportunities for anyone looking to make a career in this industry. Renowned bodybuilders, personal trainers, nutritionists etc. are no less than superstars in this glamorous industry. But like every industry the competition is very steep and to make a place for yourself you have to show your potential.  

There is no fixed salary structure in fitness industry and varies a lot from country to country. The pay grade is not universal and depends upon various factors. In UK the full time average salary is £27,600 but if you will look at the average wage of a fitness instructor it is £14,884 and the average wage of a level three personal trainer is £19,417 so being in UK a fitness aspirant might think that the monetary loss is almost 40% when compared to the full time average salary. But it doesn’t mean that you will be underpaid because as per Payscale data though the average personal training salary is low in comparison to the average full time salary but once you start your career you might end up earning in six figures.