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30 BEST TIPS for Traveling the World on a BUDGET!
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 1 ก.ย. 2023
- 🌍 Explore the Globe on a Budget with These 30 Incredible Travel Tips for traveling the world on a budget or with no money! 🛫 Travel isn't free, but you can make travel cheap!
Dreaming of jetting off to exotic destinations without breaking the bank? Look no further! In this video, we've curated the ultimate guide to help you travel the world on a budget. Whether you're a seasoned globetrotter or a first-time adventurer, these 30 tips are your passport to incredible experiences on a dime.
🎒 Pack Like a Pro: Learn the art of efficient packing, maximizing space while minimizing baggage fees.
💰 Budget-Friendly Accommodation Hacks: Discover unique stays and clever ways to save big on lodging.
🍔 Eat Like a Local: Indulge in authentic flavors without draining your wallet at pricey tourist traps.
🚴♂️ Embrace Public Transport: Navigate foreign cities with ease using cost-effective public transportation.
🌮 Street Food Adventures: Embark on a culinary journey, savoring street food that's both delicious and affordable.
👥 Connect with Locals: Immerse yourself in cultures by building connections that won't cost a thing.
🌐 Data and Communication Abroad: Stay connected without racking up a massive phone bill.
🚶♂️ Free and Low-Cost Activities: Experience the best a destination has to offer through its budget-friendly attractions.
🛂 Visa and Currency Hacks: Navigate visa processes and currency exchanges smartly.
🛍️ Souvenir Shopping on a Budget: Collect mementos without blowing your entire budget.
⛺ Embracing Nature: Camp and hike in breathtaking landscapes without splurging on luxury accommodations.
🚲 Two-Wheeled Exploration: Opt for bike rentals to explore cities and countryside without spending much.
🎫 City Cards and Passes: Make the most of bundled attractions and discounts with city cards.
🏛️ Free Museum and Gallery Days: Plan your visits to coincide with free-entry days for cultural exploration.
📱 Apps for Savvy Travelers: Discover essential apps that assist in finding deals, translation, navigation, and more.
👛 Bargain Like a Pro: Hone your negotiation skills for markets and bazaars around the world.
...and many more insider tips to make your journey unforgettable without straining your finances.
Join us on this adventure to uncover the secrets of budget travel while enjoying all the riches the world has to offer. Hit that play button now and start planning your wallet-friendly escapades! ✨🌎👍
🔔 Don't forget to subscribe, hit the like button, and leave a comment sharing your favorite budget travel hack! Your next adventure awaits! 🌟🌏✈️
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Thanks, and welcome back!!
Hey, good to be back👋🙏
@@NickDemski It's too bad your readership is so small. You've got a wealth of information in your posts . . .
im pretty excited about crossing 20k, i never expected that! 😀
@NickDemski Suggestion for future videos? I suspect that many of your followers would be interested in seeing more about your life in Thailand or elsewhere in SE Asia and how your daughter is adapting as she grows. I often feel that the personal connection people will develop as a result of those types of vids will keep them actively following you. Just a thought.
what a great video! another tip - I also land up saving up on unnecessary expenses like atm fees etc abroad - using apps like ATM Fee Saver - it helps find atms with no fees or lower fees than others along with withdrawal limits etc. worth adding to your list of tricks!
Good to see you back onscreen. these 30 tips should be bookmarked by anyone that _Seriously_ travels. How long will you guys be in Phuket? As an update, we settled in on Da Nang, and will maintain Tangier as primary.
You plan on giving us more Videos soon?
Very cool! I’ve heard good things about Da Nang. We are looking to stay long-term of Phuket, but ya never know with us!
And yes I will be making more videos! Any recommendations?
@@NickDemski My Pain has to do with actually living somewhere, and not just visiting for a short/temporary time. 8 years ago I got a Malaysia MM2H (Malaysia My Second Home) residency. Which was great, until it wasn't. Malaysia decided to - as Darth Vader would say: "I have altered the deal, pray I don't alter it further." - change new and existing MM2H requirements a couple of years ago. Although they ultimately "altered the deal less", the mere fact Malaysia made changes caused nothing but distrust. If they changed it once, they could change it again. We had a condo in Johor, so between the pandemic and this MM2H revision, we sold at a loss.
Our MM2H was issued out of Sarawak, and Sarawak did not alter the deal, but we - as city folk - really didn't want to live in the Jungle.
Perhaps you could do a series on residency in other Countries for those seeking permanent/semi-permanent expat living? The good, bad, and ugly of such a strategy.
How about a video on what criteria you use for selecting which country you want to spend an extended time in? Thanks.
Any tips on best cell phone to get in the states? I am about to upgrade my IPhone but wondering what is best-considering having to get SIM cards last time I travelled overseas 5yrs ago.
So helpful!!!! Thank you ❤
Hey I use the iPhone 13 mini and it’s been working great for me 😁
I have been in the same spot all of my life. I have gone on a few cruises, and to England. I am on disability and have a fixed income. I want to be able to retire in another country in 2 or 3 years. Where should I start on your videos to learn? Can I take my income with me or do I have to stay in America?
You’d have to look into your disability and income programs to see where your physical location has to be in order to receive it. If your location doesn’t matter, then you can easily get your money abroad from your home bank account. I’d start with my videos about retirement and low cost of living destinations 🙏
Thanks!!@@NickDemski
My pleasure, best of luck 😊
There's something no one talks about. If you haven't got your health you haven't got anything. So why does no one review health care facilities? Reviews are all based on unconfirmed input. Knowing people in the country is never looked into and that keeps a lot of people from even considering the countries,
I've never had any trouble with healthcare facilities around the world. I've been to the emergency room in Costa Rica, had dental procedures done in Thailand, and my daughter was born in China. Everywhere I've gone the healthcare has been solid; good hospitals exist all over the world.