1. Very simple: buy less stuff
Take more photos and buy less trash
“In general, I try not to buy a lot of things – I’d rather spend the time and money to travel, do not want to buy things and crazy work even if I see something I think I really want to have, I will try. think about where I was able to travel and memories I have, which helps me to “value” put in perspective. “-
2. Choose off season
“This is our first tip. If you travel during peak seasons or holidays, accommodation, travel, and even food will be much higher. We have traveled many times during the off-season. This is winter, we are currently working through Eastern Europe. Guess what? The weather has been very good, basically no tourists, we have purchased all accomodations and hotels at discounted prices through Expedia voucher codes which are only avaliable during off season. We are still traveling in the Caribbean for the summer, which is considered a hurricane season, but has not encountered a hurricane. Only cheap hotels, ferry discounts and half-price activities were found.”
3. Fly on off-peak days or times
“In general, the flight on Thursday was converted to a better deal on Monday or Tuesday earlier this week, and the second flight of the day was cheaper than the first flight.”
4. Open a travel friendly bank account
“You want something that can extract money without restrictions in foreign countries and does not charge you any transaction fees.” The larger Malaysia Banks liek Maybank, CIMB or RHB will offer solutions with multi-currency accounts.
5. Consider renting your home out
“It can help offset your travel costs, depending on where you live and where you go. A few years ago, we did a few months of Europe backpacking and rented out our Kuala Lumpur apartment when we left. Our travel costs are very low. We actually end up making money. We found a renter, but you can also list your mat on a website like Airbnb.”
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