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Also: Embassy Suites is transforming with new designs, beach resorts and sleek city hotels July 20, 2024 [THE POINTS GUY]( [View in browser]( [TPG Daily Newsletter]( SPONSORED BY [Partner Logo]( [THE POINTS GUY]( SPONSORED BY [Partner Logo]( When to book flights for the best savings by Tarah Chieffi, Travel News Reporter [TPG | Hero Image] There are many myths about the [best time to book a flight]( to save money on airfare. We don’t want to burst your bubble if you always book your flights on Tuesdays because you heard fares were cheaper, but it is, unfortunately, just a rumor. That said, there are ideal windows when you should book your flight for cheaper fares. You’ll usually find the best prices one to two months in advance for domestic flights and three to five months in advance for international flights. I use [Google Flights]( to monitor prices and book when I see a reasonable fare. If the price goes down, most airlines allow you to [rebook your flight]( at the lower price without a change fee. And while there is no magical day when it is best to book your flight, flying on certain days of the week can save you money. If your schedule allows, booking a Sunday or midweek flight is cheaper than flying on a Friday or Saturday. Of course, we also recommend [booking flights with a credit card]( that can help you earn rewards for future flights and maximize your trip with perks like lounge access and trip protection benefits. 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