The Travel Efficiency Formula: Why Cheap Flights are Often a Trap

Stop buying tickets. Start buying distance! ✈️

Have you ever booked a "cheap" flight, only to realize later it wasn't such a great deal? Most travelers judge a ticket by its final price, but that is a common trap.

In this video, I reveal The Travel Efficiency Formula — a simple way to measure the Velocity of Value. Using real-time data from Skyscanner, I’ll show you why a $70 flight can sometimes be more expensive than a $150 one when you calculate your cost per hour in the air.

📊 What You Will Learn:
How to calculate your USD per Hour.

Why flight duration is more important than the ticket price.

The Efficiency Scale: From "Jackpot" deals to "Expensive Hop" traps.

7 Real-world examples (Warsaw, Bangkok, Dubai, New York, and more).

⏱️ Timestamps:
0:00 – The Speed-Value Paradox
0:59 – The Logic: The Formula Explained
1:39 – Example 1: The $12/h Benchmark (Warsaw to Barcelona)
2:10 – Example 2 & 3: Jackpots & High Value Deals
3:13 – Examples 4-7
5:26 – The Efficiency Scale (Save this!)
5:59 – Conclusion: Become a Travel Strategist

💬 Join the Conversation:
What is the best "USD per Hour" flight you’ve ever booked? Do the math for your next trip and share your results in the comments below! Is it a jackpot? 💎

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