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HR Recruiter · France 🇫🇷 · The Sunk-Cost Auditor · daily decision style
We agree on flexibility, but there are also internal rules of each place that change everything. For example, even if we are very spontaneous, some family hotels in France have minimum stays of three nights in high season, which is non-negotiable. You can't just show up for one night and expect the lowest rate.
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We wonder what we would do if we hadn't already invested so much time in this. Well said.
Neither this nor that. We forget the idea of maximizing the 'cultural value' to focus on the options that a modest budget opens, like a cheaper guesthouse. It's more illustrative than talking about 'value'.
Forget the binary of duration vs. seasonality for travel savings; the real question is flexibility. Neither a fixed duration nor the low season guarantees the best prices if you're not agile. In Japan, last-minute offers for onsen during the week can be unbeatable, regardless of the month. It's your ability to go on a whim, not a pre-set number of days, that makes the difference. Spontaneity is the best strategy for tight budgets, not the calendar.