Journalist Explorer Kinga Philipps Shares Tips on Spring Travel for Tips on TV Blog

ATLANTA, April 5, 2017 /PRNewswire/ -- Kinga Philipps says she has never been able to sit still, which is why she has been testing herself for the past decade by traveling the globe… rappelling, caving, scuba diving, free diving, jumping out of airplanes and swimming with sharks. In fact, Kinga has channeled this adventurous spirit into a career as a writer, producer and on-camera journalist. Just in time for spring, this unique journalist shared her vast experience as a world traveler to help consumers plan their next great adventure.

TRAVEL TIP FOR STAYING HEALTHY
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UNIQUE TRAVEL TIP THAT WILL SAVE SOME MONEY
A suggestion that can save money or it may even make money, is called Turo; a peer-to-peer car sharing marketplace where travelers can rent the perfect car, wherever they want it, from a community of local car owners. Cars on Turo are on average 35% cheaper than traditional car rental agencies. Many owners will deliver their car to the closest airport or a renter can pick it up closer to where they are staying. Turo travelers get to completely customize their car rental experience, with over 800+ makes and models in nearly 5,000 cities. You can rent anything you want from a Prius to a VW Bus to a McLaren. On average, owners make $600 a month, and very active owners can make upwards of $3,000 a month. It is a great way to earn money for the next vacation. For more information, visit www.turo.com

EXPERIENCING THE DREAM VACATION
Do some research online, on social media and ask friends for suggestions. One personal favorite is the all-new Dreams Playa Mujeres Golf & Spa Resort, a beachside paradise just ten minutes from downtown Cancun, Mexico, where families can experience the perfect combination of fun and relaxation while enjoying Unlimited-Luxury®. Everything is included from upscale accommodations to gourmet dining, entertainment and more.  Visit www.dreamsresorts.com/ExperienceDreams for a chance to win a 3-night stay for up to four guests to a Dreams Resorts & Spas property. Participants are encouraged to share why they need to Experience Dreams by filling out the entry form and following #ExperienceDreams to join the conversation.

SUGGESTIONS FOR ROADSIDE SAFETY AND PEACE OF MIND
Planning for the unexpected while taking a road trip is important. Breakdowns, flat tires, dead batteries are bound to happen. Do not let these things put a damper on your travels, there is this great new app that can help called the Allstate Good Hands Rescue® app. It is a roadside assistance mobile app and online platform that instantly puts drivers in touch with a national network of providers to help with roadside needs, from jumpstarts and towing, to fuel delivery, lockouts and flat tires. The best part is that the service is for anyone, anytime no matter if you are an Allstate customer or not. The app provides the benefits of using a trusted brand like Allstate, without the commitment of being a policyholder. The app allows drivers to pay as they go and only pay for services they receive. This app will provide peace of mind while on vacation. For more information, visit www.allstate.com.  

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SOURCE Kinga Philipps, Tips on TV