Incognito Mode: Your Secret Weapon for Stress-free Travels!
Meet Mark Michaels, a life-savvy travel professional who has spent the last decade scouring the globe, his trusty luggage just a step behind. In his recent tell-all article, he spills the travel beans on why browsing incognito is your golden ticket to travel bliss. Armed with a quick tutorial on how to enable the incognito option on your browser – or perhaps your cloaking device if you’re ahead of the curve – King Flyer, as his adoring fan club calls him, has come up with a game changing trick that will keep the prices low and your travel spirit soaring.
So, What’s This Incognito Magic All About?
You see, some sneaky travel websites have an annoying habit of increasing fares if they see you’re interested in a particular flight. They do it by tracking cookies on your browser to monitor your search history. According to Mr. Michaels, transforming into the ninja of the internet by using Incognito Mode can help dodge these rising costs. As you put on your digital invisibility cape, the trackers lose sight, keeping the prices honest.
Key Takeaways from Mark Michaels’ Revelation:
- Browse in incognito mode when looking for fares to prevent websites from jacking up prices.
- Skyscanner is reportedly a repeat offender of hiking fares based on search history.
- Most browsers have an incognito mode you can access from the menu.
- Flying incognito doesn’t just keep your searches private, but it could also save you money.
- This isn’t limited to flights. Some accommodation booking websites pull similar stunts.
Hot Take:
So, next time you’re hunting for that dream getaway, remember to rendezvous with your sneakier self and turn on your incognito stealth mode. While this nugget of wisdom doesn’t excuse the less-than-scrupulous behaviour of these travel websites, we can at least grin, bear it and stealthily outfox them with a simple browser trick. Mark Michaels – making the ‘pro’ in ‘travel pro’ stand for ‘proactive’. Now, if only there was an incognito mode for avoiding long airport security lines… We’re waiting, Mark!