Falling rupee, the disaster failed to be averted by those in power is sure to see the worse for us. The impact is going to be high for imports and foreign travels. In case you are planning a foreign trip check with your travel agent how best you could afford the trip within your budget. As per reports the foreign travel to cost 15-20 % even when compared to last month budgets. This has been predominantly because of the falling rupee. However travel agents say that the rates were moving upwards since march this year when the government levied service tax on travel companies.

The second reason for the high budget is also attributed to increase in user charges for Delhi and Mumbai airports. But the rupee falling has affected the foreign traveler much. The situation becomes more difficult for students who are sure to go out of the country the burden will demoralize them, for the rest travel is a luxury, but for students it is a necessary.  They have to bear the brunt.

But for those of you planning on a foreign holidays, a serious reschedule of budgets becomes imminent. Try a few from the bag of tricks you could restrict your duration like suppose you plan for fifteen days curtail it to ten days. This saves you a lot and must fit your budgets.

Secondly try destination nearer to our country as this might quench your thought for foreign travel and also save you of pocket-woos.

Alternatively, just try some virgin Indian location to enjoy your holiday in the mystic locales of the nation. This would relieve you much of the burden and make you admire incredible India.

However, if you are really particular and choosy about your destination and stay then the only best thing would be to consolidate, your shopping expenses and save that extra buck to tide over the emergency. (With Inputs from Internet- Aarkay)