Backpacker discount cards

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Discount travel cards - your options

Spending a few pounds on the right discount card can end up saving you hundreds of pounds both while you are at home and while away backpacking and seeing the world. There are a few different cards out there, so you need to check which one you are eligible for. Whether you are a full time student, a teacher, or just under 26, you will be able to get money off thousands of products, tickets and hostels.

Read on for more information and advice on the best travel discount card for you.


ISIC discount card
If you’re a full time student, you can buy an ISIC card which will get you great discounts on accommodation, flights, restaurants, guidebooks and much more.
Find out more about ISIC 




IYTC discount card
If you’re not a student, but you are under 26 you can buy an IYTC card which will get you nearly all the same discounts as the ISIC card, both at home and abroad.
Find out more about IYTC 




ITIC discount card
If you are a full time teacher at an accredited educational establishment, you will be eligible for a ITIC card, which can get your loads of special offers and discounts.
Find out more about ITIC 




YHA discount card
Become a member of the YHA if you plan on staying in hostels at home or abroad. Having a YHA card means you pay less for your accommodation and also gives you access to thousands of travel related savings.
Find out more about YHA 




VIP discount card
VIP Backpackers have over 1200 independently owned hostels worldwide. Owning a VIP discount card will give you disocunts on your accommodation as well as hotels, buses, flights, tours and adventure activities.
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Nomads Adventure discount card
No matter what you have planned for your backpacking adventure, you will save with a Nomads Adventure Card. Nomads members receive cheaper rates at Nomads hostels, plus discounts on tours, bus and train passes and cheap phone calls around Australia, New Zealand, and the world!
Find out more about Nomads