Malaysia is one of the most underrated destinations in Southeast Asia. While the country does see a fair share of backpackers, it sees only a fraction compared to popular neighbors Thailand, Cambodia, and Vietnam. In my opinion, people are missing out. From the dense urban jungle of Kuala Lumpur to the pristine beaches of the […]
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How to Turn High-Cost Japan into a Cheap Place to Visit
Last Updated: 4/12/24 | April 12th, 2024 For years, I put off traveling to Japan because I was afraid of how expensive it would be. The rumors I’d heard about the country’s high prices made me hesitant to go. I’ve always loved Japanese culture, and I knew any visit would involve gorging on sushi and […]
23 Ways to Cut Your Expenses and Have More Money for Travel
No matter how cheap we want to be, travel requires some money. There’s no way to avoid that, so in order to save for our trips, we need to cut our expenses. Here are some simple and creative ways to cut your expenses, make money, and get on the road sooner!
How to Choose & Buy the Right Travel Backpack
Picking the right travel backpack is an important part in planning your trip. Pick a bag that’s too big and you’ll have too much extra weight to carry around. Too small and you’ll never fit all your stuff in the thing! Pick the wrong material and your stuff will be soaked when it rains. These […]
How to Get Cheap Airfare
Looking for a cheap flight? The cost of airfare is one of the main reasons people don’t travel more. However, thanks to the rise of international budget airlines and deal-finding websites, it’s gotten a lot easier to fly around the world on the cheap! In this section, you’ll find all my tips on how to […]
How to Travel Japan with a Baby
Posted: 10/9/2023 | October 9th, 2023 I love Japan. It’s one of my favorite countries in the world. But is it a suitable destination to visit with a baby? Solo female travel expert Kristin Addis from Be My Travel Muse was recently there with her baby and has tons of tips and advice for travelers […]
How to Visit the Seychelles on a Budget
Last Updated: 12/15/23 | December 15th, 2023 h In this guest post, travel writer Ellie Hopgood offers some handy tips on how you can visit the Seychelles on a budget. This is a destination I’ve always dreamed of visiting so I was excited to have her write some tips for the country! It’s always viewed […]
How to Visit the Philippines on a Budget
The Philippines is one of the most incredible budget travel destinations, due to its perfect white-sand beaches, enchanting seas, mesmerizing sunsets, friendly locals, and relaxed, tropical vibes. Guest poster Will Hatton tells us how to visit the Philippines on a budget!
How to Earn Points and Miles in Canada
The U.S. is known for its awesome travel credit cards. How does Canada compare? Many outside observers would probably guess that the Canadian travel credit card market is less lucrative than the US and, while that’s true in some ways, there are also ways in which Canada is the more favorable place to be. The […]
South Korea Travel Guide
Though South Korea is small (about the size of the US state of Indiana), it punches well above its weight in terms of things to see and do. Boasting a vibrant culture, incredible history, natural beauty, delicious food, and a wild nightlife, it’s home to both major cities and untouched nature, offering something for every […]
Laos Travel Guide
Laos is a landlocked country steeped in nature, food, history, and Buddhism. The country is wrapped in a mountainous landscape, making it one of the most beautiful places in all of Southeast Asia. While it lacks the beautiful beaches of neighboring countries, adventure travel is big here. You can go zip-lining, kayaking, hiking, and cave […]
Travel is Never Going to Be the Same Again
Posted: 6/22/2020 | June 22nd, 2020 If you’re like me, you might be wondering what the future of travel holds now that more countries are easing lockdowns and opening borders. I wrote about the future of travel back in March but, like everything COVID related, a lot has changed since then. Lately, days feel like […]