Transportation
Finding discount plane and train tickets
isn’t as hard as you might think. With these helpful tools you won’t have to go searching all over town to find the best deals on transportation – they’ll find them for you.
Food and Drink
Part of the joy of traveling the world is
exposing yourself (and your palate) to new flavors and traditions in the local cuisine. Use this list to find the cheapest ways to keep your tummy full, your tastebuds happy, and your wallet stuffed.
Guidebooks
There’s only so much planning you can do on your
own. Take along one or two of these trusty guidebooks and let the pros tell you where to go without getting ripped off.
Trip Planners
Why pay a travel agent when these vacation
planning tools and resources are free?
Packing
Use this list to find inexpensive luggage and to
pack the things you’ll need most.
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Probably the best time for traveling the world is when you’re young. You’ve
got little to no real responsibilities and you’re still spontaneous enough to try almost anything. The down side? You’re probably pretty broke. Pricey plane tickets, disadvantaged exchange rates, and museum passes can add up to a lot of cash very quickly. But don’t fret. We’ve taken it upon ourselves to help you realize your dreams of traveling the world, experiencing new things and lounging around Mediterranean beaches all while managing to elude your real world obligations for just a little bit longer. Lodging
You’ve already accepted the fact that your
traveling budget is tight, alas no Ritz hotel in Paris for you. That doesn’t mean, however, that you have to sleep on a mattress infested with creepy crawlers. Here are some ideas that will keep you warm, dry, and comfortable…and all for a reasonable price. You don’t really want to spend the bulk of your $35 while you sleep, do you?
Blogs
Before you jump on the plane, take a look at these
blogs for travel advice, destination recommendations, and more from insiders.
Social Networking
Share ideas, read reviews, and meet up
with other travelers by logging into these social and travel networking sites.
Phone and E-mail Use
If you’re going to be away from the
country for even a few days, you’re going to want to get to a computer to assure friends and family you’ve arrived safely; to check on the status of flights and trains; and to check on your bank account. Cell phone use may not seem as important to you, but if you’re going to live on another continent for a semester abroad or to work, you’ll want the best deals on staying connected locally, as well as globally.
Miscellaneous
From safety to health to one-stop travel
resources, you’ll find it here!
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