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“How to Travel the World on $50 USD Per Day” ($14)

Looking to save money but don’t know where to start? This book will teach you to avoid bank fees, find cheap flight, save on travel insurance, work overseas, get free accommodation, and use credit cards for FREE travel. This book had detailed cost information for all the regions of the world to help you plan your trip better and has all my tips and tricks for you to lower costs on the road. After all, I’m not rich so I need to save money just like you.

My book on traveling is going to teach you how to save money in so many ways it’s going to be mind blowing. You’ll be able to travel the world for less than it could cost you live at home. You will also be able to cut hundreds off any trip you take…no matter how long as most of these tips are universal. This book will teach you how to:

Figure out exactly how much your trip will cost Avoid ALL bank fees Get FREE flights Pick the perfect traveling credit card Buy an around the world plane ticket Set up bank accounts to MAKE money while you travel Save money on travel gear Find discount travel cards	Get good, affordable travel insurance Get FREE or cheap meals Get FREE accommodation Save over 50% on tours Get into attractions for FREE Cut down on transportation costs (or get free transportation!) Learn about “backpacker” buses” and how they save you money! And much, much more.

Plus this book offers over $1,000 USD in FREE TRAVEL COUPONS AND DISCOUNTS that are exclusive to the book. That’s guaranteed money right away.

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Travel Gear
I’m carrying more than the shirt on my back with me. Here is what keeps me running on the road:

REI Mars 80 I’ve been using this backpack since 2006 and it is still as comfortable as the day I bought it. It’s never broken or ripped. It never gets soaks in a rain storm. REI makes good makes durable packs.

Moleskin Notebooks I’ve had a Moleskin with me since I started traveling in 2006. I never leave home without one. These notebooks catalog my thoughts, feelings, tips, tricks, and expenses. I’d be lost with my little notepad.

Apple MacBook Building this website wasn’t easy and keeping it updated is even harder. For all the design, video, and photo needs, I use a Mac. I used to be a PC but once I went Mac, I realized the extra money was worth it.

Nikon S8100 I switched to a Nikon because they have better higher end point and shoots than Canon. I’ve been blown away. The picture quality is amazing and it shoots great at night. Plus, the battery lasts forever. I am a Nikon man now.

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Travel Companies
These travel companies offer great deals, have great customer service, and generally kick ass. I use these companies when I travel:

World Nomads – I buy all my travel insurance from World Nomads. They have great customer service, good prices, and good coverage. They are very widely used by travelers.
Lonely Planet – Everyone has their own guidebook preference. Lonely Planet is mine. I like the look of their guides, the organization, and emphasis on budget travel. Plus, they don’t weight a lot. And they just did a major redesign of their books, making them even better now.
REI – I’ve had the same REI backpack for the last 6 years. It’s as good as it was the day I bought it. And because the quality is so great, I recommend REI for getting all your gear. It will last a long time.
G Adventures – My first trip was in 2003 to Costa Rica with G Adventures. That trip turned me into a travel junkie. I’ve done a number of their tours since then too. I like their commitment to the environment, small groups, and mix of free time and scheduled activities. If you take a tour, take it with them.
Momondo – A great flight search engine.
Skyscanner – Another great flight search engine, especially for discount airlines.
Rail Europe – If you are going to Europe for awhile and taking the train, get a rail pass. It will save you money. I’ve used them and saved hundreds of dollars.
STA Travel – A good company for those under 26. They offer good discount airline tickets and discount travel cards.
Hotwire While I normally stay in hostels, if I do stay in a hotel room, I use Hotwire (and sometimes Priceline) to find cheap rooms. I’ve used them to find 90 USD rooms in the middle of Times Square. That’s a great bargain.
Hostelbookers – I use Hostelbookers to book my hostels and guesthouses because they have a large inventory and, unlike Hostelworld, there’s no booking fee.