How to avoid sky-high airline ticket prices for your vacation

The Deal Diva shares some strategies that could save travellers a few bucks on a flight

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Caption: The price of airline tickets can vary dramatically depending on where you purchase it. (Kham/Reuters)

The cost of a plane ticket has gone up by about 25 per cent since the pandemic, while the ease of air travel has gone down.
That means booking a flight can cause extreme sticker shock, but that can be avoided if you are strategic.
Listen below to hear the Deal Diva tell The Afternoon Edition's Garth Materie about a few ways you can save money on flights.

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