Choosing a Backpack for Travel – Kelty Coyote 80 Overview
Travel can be amazing, but it’s tough when you head out on an adventure unprepared. Especially when it comes to a poor choice of backpack.
When you choose incorrectly or decide you’re happy with a cheap anything, you may quickly find yourself wishing that you’d invested in something better. You are after-all, literally carrying the weights of your decisions on your back.
So no matter where you are traveling, make sure that you have the appropriate backpack. The backpack model we’re focusing on today is one that brings home all the features you would need for a great trip. Seamless packing and comfortable transportation as well as a nice design and pleasing aesthetics are keywords here.
read moreThe Best Cities to Visit in Thailand
A trip to Thailand often involves some really amazing scenery and resorts. While wandering through jungles and along tropical beaches is great, the resorts are so beautiful that sometimes just unwinding at the hotel can make for a great vacation as well.
Next time you start planning a vacation in Thailand, consider these five cities. Each has stunning resorts coupled with equally exciting activities and picturesque views that make them ideal locales for all visitors.
read moreSix Ultimate Nightlife Vacation Destinations: Turn Your Travel from Tame to Tremendous
Without a doubt, you and your friends probably enjoy certain watering holes and hangouts. Remaining faithful to them is cool; nevertheless, you may want to splurge from time to time on someplace brand-new for a getaway to remember.
Travel is the opportunity to create tons of lasting memories while enjoying fantastic nightlife hot spots. Check out a destination offering charm, entertainment as well as endless fun. Gather your gang and head of to any of these part getaways, each one guaranteed to provide a rip-roaring good cheer.
read moreBudget Travel Hacks: Tips For Traveling Cuba for Cheap
Cuba tourism is booming now that their relationship has warmed with the United States, and a lot more people are starting to plan travel to the island.
Though many people are surprised that Cuba is not a cheap country to travel through. And it’s not, if you stay in fancy hotels and eat at the typical tourist taunts. Group tour packages run between $3,000 – $5,000 right now and many times this price doesn’t even include your flight!
Though as US travel restrictions are loosened and tourism floodgates open, there are many ways for you to travel through Cuba on the cheap. And, if you follow through to the giveaway at the bottom of the post, ViaHero is giving residents of Canada and the United States a chance to travel to Cuba for free!
read moreI Quit My Life of Full Time Travel to Buy a House and My Previously Sold Stuff
I’ve been avoiding the words “permanent base” for a good two years now. Even though that’s exactly how we’ve been living, I’ve been avoiding the phrase like the plague.
And in a way, it might be because I was ashamed. Ashamed of trading in a life of full time travel when being a digital nomad is all the craze. Worried I wouldn’t be seen as a “real traveler” if we weren’t living the lifestyle every single day. Anxious that we would be judged by pretentious travelers, because we weren’t traveling in the right way.
But there is no right or wrong way to travel, and I reject the notion that we should compare the way we experience the world to other people and worry if it measures up. Travel is a personal journey and an individual experience, and it really doesn’t matter where your travel style falls in the whole tourist vs traveler debate.
read morePacking Food for Road Trips – Easy Ideas to Save Money!
Did you know that in the 1950’s people almost never went out to eat? Not only was it too expensive, there also weren’t too many places to go. Going out to eat and even enjoying a soft drink was something that most people enjoyed once a month or so – at the most.
But today, people eat out on average 4 to 5 times per week and spend around $1200 a year on fast food alone. If you’re on a road trip without an oven or even a microwave, that number can be a lot higher. If you want to save a little money on food costs, here are some suggestions for your next road trip.
read more5 Amazing Day Trip Options from Bangalore
Are you traveling to Bangalore with an extra couple of days to spare? Are you looking for some fantastic day trip options to make the most of your visit?
Here we have listed 5 amazing day trip options from Bangalore that are perfect for a quick rejuvenating trip (with driving distance beneath each subheading). Bangalore hotels are a great base for the following day trips.
read moreThe Best Museums in Lisbon
Museums are some of the most popular cultural attractions in Lisbon, and the city has a wide range of exhibits from classical art to modernism, from historic palaces to buildings designed by contemporary architects.
The following are some of the best.
read moreLooking For Romance in London? Visit These Romantic Movie Locations
London is one of the world’s most alluring holiday destinations, drawing visitors to a diverse range of attractions from all over the world.
Naturally, this metropolis has been the backdrop for many iconic movies over the years, so much so that you could say London itself has co-starred in countless feature films!
Lending itself particularly well to romantic comedies, if you’re considering a romantic break here, why not take in some of these well-known movie locations?
read moreWhy Every American Traveling Abroad Should Mark June 15 On Their Calendar
Enjoying a hike in Asia? Kicking back on a beach in the Caribbean? Who has time for taxes? However, reading this can save you thousands of dollars in unwanted penalties and fees.
Being a U.S. citizen or resident alien has its benefits. There is the right to religious freedom, freedom of speech and the right to live permanently in the United States. Those are the positives.
The downside? Well, contrary to what many people believe, U.S. citizens or resident aliens are taxed on their worldwide income regardless of where they live. The typical tax deadline is April 15. However, if you are outside of the country on that date, the IRS will allow a 2-month extension to file your tax return and pay any tax due.
read moreAbout Me
I am Megan Jerrard, professional travel blogger/journalist with a focus on adventure, discovery, immersion and inspiring you to explore!
