2020 was supposed to be year full of travel for me. I made some retrospectively naive plans for the year, most notably a long journey that started in Colombia. I booked a flight to Cartagena for mid January. My goal Read more…
With vaccination rates steadily climbing across the globe, travel restrictions are gradually being lifted. But, for the last 16 months, COVID has forced us to get creative to continue our travels. Mexico has been a popular destination for Americans during Read more…
One of, if not, my favorite thing about traveling is eating. I’m always looking forward to my next meal, especially when that meal is pizza. I won’t take a position on the New York vs. Chicago pizza debate because they’re Read more…
One of my concerns about backpacking in Southeast Asia and South America was keeping my fitness routine going. The vast majority of hostels/guesthouses don’t have a gym, unlike big name hotel chains. So, it takes a little effort to find Read more…
Aside from the absolute basics, it can be tough to decide which things to pack on a backpacking trip. It’s too easy to go overboard and pack things that aren’t actually essential. Traveling lightweight, especially with a 40L carry on Read more…
Singapore is one of the wealthiest countries in the world, which doesn’t necessarily scream budget travel destination. Yes, you’ll be paying a decent amount more than you would in other Southeast Asian countries. But, Singapore can absolutely be done on Read more…
Luang Prabang is a scenic and sleepy city on the confluence of the Mekong and Nam Khan Rivers. It’s a small, charming, and walkable city with noticeable French and Chinese influence. While there are luxury options for more traditional travelers, Read more…
A budget backpacker’s guide to the relaxing riverside city of Kampot, Cambodia. Things to do, see, and eat along with some day trips.
With COVID-19 still raging on, you barely even have to leave your house for these list items. Supplement your income and save some extra cash at the end of the month to save for your next vacation. I’m hoping it’ll Read more…
Spending money is an inevitable part of traveling to a different country. Meals, lodging, and activities can quickly add up. Most vendors in the developed world accept major credit cards. So, it’s in your best interest to get one of Read more…