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]]>Even in Europe’s pricier destination, the hostel system means there is always an affordable place to stay, and some hostels are truly fantastic. During the summer, university accommodations are also a cheap option in some countries. If you’re traveling during the peak summer months, it’s important to book in advance.
Getting around by train is the best option when traveling through Europe, and you will get to appreciate the diversity of the continent at ground level. Plus, you can make longer journeys overnight and sleep on the train, which will save costs for accommodation.
A backpacking budget shouldn’t stop you from savoring the many great cuisines of Europe. If you skip the tourist traps and stick to locals’ recommendations, you’ll find plenty of affordable and worthwhile foodie experiences.
When traveling through Europe, it can be tempting to go on a capital cities tour—but you’ll be missing out on a lot. Europe has much to offer in terms of the great outdoors – from Bulgaria’s Rila Mountains to Portugal’s beautiful Alentejo coast (and everything in between).
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]]>The post The Best Workaway Websites for Traveling on a Budget appeared first on Traveler Master.
]]>World Wide Opportunities on Organic Farms, or WWOOF, has become super popular among people interested in getting a more agricultural experience. This organization will place you on an organic farm somewhere around the world, where you can learn about organic farming and sustainability practices!
Worldpackers is a great opportunity to volunteer abroad and get really meaningful experiences while you travel. With a variety of opportunities for volunteering including NGOs, schooling, farming, and other community projects, there is sure to be something of interest to you.
If you love pets and are interested in traveling, TrustedHousesitters is a great option for you! This website connects people to homeowners who need someone to keep an eye on their place (and pets) while they’re gone on vacation. It’s a win-win situation for everyone.
HelpStay is another website that will connect you with volunteer opportunities. Just type your desired destination into their website, and it will give you projects and jobs in that area. This can include teaching, hospitality, construction, farming, and so much more!
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]]>The post The World’s Cheapest Destinations to Visit in Your 20s appeared first on Traveler Master.
]]>To most, it’s one of the most beautiful cities in the world. Hoi An offers within-budget homestays, family-owned hotels, and hostels that can cost as little as $4 per night. Imagine floating down the river past local artisans, colorful lanterns, and marveling at the historic temples and pagodas.
Budapest is rich in history and abundant nightlife. The metro system makes it easy to explore its many sights, from Turkish baths to ancient buildings, including Matthias Church or Buda Castle. There are plenty of low-budget hotels and lodgings. Don’t forget the city’s most famous “ruin bars” that operate in its ancient ruins.
Prague is the European rite of passage. While it has gone through severe changes in the past 20 years, it still maintains its old-world charm. Cheap beers, epic nights, and memories will last forever. Prague has an excellent tram, metro, and bus system if you’re looking to get around. That being said, the city is pretty much walkable!
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]]>The post Best Tips if You Want to Travel for Free appeared first on Traveler Master.
]]>So how can one see a world without spending money at all? Here are 3 options
By volunteering at a WWOOF farm, you have a variety of opportunities to live at organic farms around the world. This organization has affiliations to 53 countries and they offer food and accommodation in exchange to volunteer work.
Have you heard of the term couch surfing? This can be your way of taking a trip at almost zero cost. Sites like couchsurfing.com allow you to connect with hundreds of people around the world who will be happy to host you at their home for free or for a small fee.
When was the last time you babysit someone’s house? When was the last time you had the opportunity to live for free in various destinations around the world just in exchange for caring for a dog, a house, or simply watering the plants? Hundreds of people are looking for someone to take care of their home and you can be the one to do that!
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]]>The post Looking to Fly Cheap in Australia? You Have Options! appeared first on Traveler Master.
]]>Let’s take a look at the two main budget options in the world of Australian aviation.
Jetstar Airways is owned and operated by Australian carrier Qantas, offering a cheaper, low-frills version of their service. This company offers flights to 19 Australian airports and 15 international airports, including ones in Hawaii, New Zealand, Japan, and Southeast Asia. It’s a great option for discovering Australia itself as well as a base for discovering other places.
Tigerair Australia, founded in 2007 and a pioneer in budget flying in the continent, operates a fleet of 14 mid-sized jets that provide flights exclusively in Australia at the present time. From Perth to Darwin to Sydney, you can use this airline to get anywhere you need to go to Australia without breaking the bank.
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]]>The post Your Guide to Exploring Madrid’s Best Art Museums for Free appeared first on Traveler Master.
]]>What’s best of all is that all three of these museums can be visited without paying a single cent! Here’s your guide to visiting Madrid’s best art museums for free!
The Museo del Prado features one of the best collections of art on Earth, featuring both Spanish and European artists. The museum’s permanent exhibitions can be visited for free from 6 pm to 8 pm from Monday-Saturday, and from 5 pm to 7 pm on Sundays.
If you are a fan of 20th-century art and works such as Picasso’s unforgettable “Guernica,” a stop at the Reina Sofia is a must. Fortunately for your wallet, admission is free on Sundays from 1:30 pm to 7 pm! From Monday to Saturday (excluding Tuesdays, when the museum is closed), you can also get in for free from 7 to 9 pm.
Despite being a private collection, the Thyssen-Bornemisza also features free of charge opening hours! Plan your trip carefully, however, as the only free time slot offered is on Mondays from noon until 4 pm.
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]]>The post Looking to Travel to Eastern Europe? Check Out These Budget Airlines appeared first on Traveler Master.
]]>However, don’t lose hope! Here are some budget airlines that you should check out if you are looking to plan a trip to Eastern Europe.
Wizz Air, a Hungary-based company, is arguably the biggest player in budget flights in Eastern Europe. Servicing Hungary, the Czech Republic, Ukraine, Poland, the Balkans, and the Baltic States with flights from the rest of the continent, Wizz Air is a great choice.
Smartwings is a Prague-based airline that is expanding rapidly and beginning to service lots of Eastern Europe. It has especially good routes to the Balkan states, servicing Greece, Croatia, Bulgaria, Albania, and Montenegro.
SkyUp has only been around since March 2018, but this Ukranian airline is starting to make its mark on the air travel industry. It provides comprehensive service to Ukraine and even flies to unique destinations like Georgia and Armenia.
While Ryanair is an Irish company, I would be remiss to not mention the budget air giant here. While it originally focused on Western Europe, Ryanair now comprehensively services Eastern Europe as well, providing plentiful connections between the region and the rest of the continent.
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]]>The post These Tips Will Help You Find Cheap Airfare appeared first on Traveler Master.
]]>If you’re tired of spending top dollar on plane tickets, here are some tips that will help you fly cheaper!
Did you know that airline websites use your cookies to monitor your search activity and often raise prices on tickets based on your internet browsing history? Use a private browsing mode to keep the prices from raising based on this practice.
Did you know that the cheapest days to buy plane tickets are Tuesdays and Wednesdays? Due to lower demand on these days, airlines often lower the prices of tickets on these mid-week days.
Google Flights is an awesome tool that helps me to find cheap flights on a regular basis. It gives you all kinds of neat tools like price trends and “explore mode” that helps you look for cheap destinations on the days that you have available for vacation.
There are plenty of email lists and services such as Scott’s Cheap Flights and Jack’s Flight Club that provide a daily email listing current flight deals from a variety of airports, all free of charge! These services are extremely useful for helping to find cheap options.
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]]>The post Looking to Travel Cheap and Well? The Travel Hack Can Help! appeared first on Traveler Master.
]]>Fortunately for us, there is a wealth of resources online now that can help us to find out tips and tricks that make the costs of traveling go down. One resource that I find immensely helpful in the pursuit of money-saving while traveling is The Travel Hack.
This Instagram account is run by Monica, a travel blogger from the UK. She posts a wealth of interesting ideas that help travelers to save money while globe-trotting, all while having a great time and not limiting yourself.
While Monica sometimes doesn’t explicitly talk about how to save money on her Instagram account – instead she is sharing links to posts on her blog – her Instagram still shares plenty about under-the-radar and cheap destinations, as well as other various travel hacks.
Be sure to give The Travel Hack a follow today and start learning how to save while traveling!
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]]>The post These are Three Great Travel Snack Options appeared first on Traveler Master.
]]>Sometimes, it can be overwhelming to decide what to take with you in your bag when you’re going on a long plane or train trip. Here are three simple, easy options to take with you for on-the-go snacking while traveling!
One great option for travelers that are looking to take a portable energy burst with them is dried fruit. All kinds of dried fruits are available, including pineapple, kiwi, apple, and banana. Pick what suits your tastes best, and have an easy, handy snack option with you while traveling.
Nuts are another great snack option for when you’re traveling. In addition to providing nice doses of carbohydrates, proteins, and healthy fats, nuts are easy to store anywhere. Peanuts, pistachios, almonds, and cashews are some of the best options in this category!
“Bars” include basically any cereal or nut-based bar that can be taken with you. Nowadays, products such as protein and fruit and nut bars are plentiful in supermarkets everywhere. They’re super easy to carry with you, and they provide plenty of nutritional value while helping to keep you full.
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]]>The post 4 Golden Tips for Backpacking Through Europe appeared first on Traveler Master.
]]>Even in Europe’s pricier destination, the hostel system means there is always an affordable place to stay, and some hostels are truly fantastic. During the summer, university accommodations are also a cheap option in some countries. If you’re traveling during the peak summer months, it’s important to book in advance.
Getting around by train is the best option when traveling through Europe, and you will get to appreciate the diversity of the continent at ground level. Plus, you can make longer journeys overnight and sleep on the train, which will save costs for accommodation.
A backpacking budget shouldn’t stop you from savoring the many great cuisines of Europe. If you skip the tourist traps and stick to locals’ recommendations, you’ll find plenty of affordable and worthwhile foodie experiences.
When traveling through Europe, it can be tempting to go on a capital cities tour—but you’ll be missing out on a lot. Europe has much to offer in terms of the great outdoors – from Bulgaria’s Rila Mountains to Portugal’s beautiful Alentejo coast (and everything in between).
The post 4 Golden Tips for Backpacking Through Europe appeared first on Traveler Master.
]]>The post The Best Workaway Websites for Traveling on a Budget appeared first on Traveler Master.
]]>World Wide Opportunities on Organic Farms, or WWOOF, has become super popular among people interested in getting a more agricultural experience. This organization will place you on an organic farm somewhere around the world, where you can learn about organic farming and sustainability practices!
Worldpackers is a great opportunity to volunteer abroad and get really meaningful experiences while you travel. With a variety of opportunities for volunteering including NGOs, schooling, farming, and other community projects, there is sure to be something of interest to you.
If you love pets and are interested in traveling, TrustedHousesitters is a great option for you! This website connects people to homeowners who need someone to keep an eye on their place (and pets) while they’re gone on vacation. It’s a win-win situation for everyone.
HelpStay is another website that will connect you with volunteer opportunities. Just type your desired destination into their website, and it will give you projects and jobs in that area. This can include teaching, hospitality, construction, farming, and so much more!
The post The Best Workaway Websites for Traveling on a Budget appeared first on Traveler Master.
]]>The post The World’s Cheapest Destinations to Visit in Your 20s appeared first on Traveler Master.
]]>To most, it’s one of the most beautiful cities in the world. Hoi An offers within-budget homestays, family-owned hotels, and hostels that can cost as little as $4 per night. Imagine floating down the river past local artisans, colorful lanterns, and marveling at the historic temples and pagodas.
Budapest is rich in history and abundant nightlife. The metro system makes it easy to explore its many sights, from Turkish baths to ancient buildings, including Matthias Church or Buda Castle. There are plenty of low-budget hotels and lodgings. Don’t forget the city’s most famous “ruin bars” that operate in its ancient ruins.
Prague is the European rite of passage. While it has gone through severe changes in the past 20 years, it still maintains its old-world charm. Cheap beers, epic nights, and memories will last forever. Prague has an excellent tram, metro, and bus system if you’re looking to get around. That being said, the city is pretty much walkable!
The post The World’s Cheapest Destinations to Visit in Your 20s appeared first on Traveler Master.
]]>The post Best Tips if You Want to Travel for Free appeared first on Traveler Master.
]]>So how can one see a world without spending money at all? Here are 3 options
By volunteering at a WWOOF farm, you have a variety of opportunities to live at organic farms around the world. This organization has affiliations to 53 countries and they offer food and accommodation in exchange to volunteer work.
Have you heard of the term couch surfing? This can be your way of taking a trip at almost zero cost. Sites like couchsurfing.com allow you to connect with hundreds of people around the world who will be happy to host you at their home for free or for a small fee.
When was the last time you babysit someone’s house? When was the last time you had the opportunity to live for free in various destinations around the world just in exchange for caring for a dog, a house, or simply watering the plants? Hundreds of people are looking for someone to take care of their home and you can be the one to do that!
The post Best Tips if You Want to Travel for Free appeared first on Traveler Master.
]]>The post Looking to Fly Cheap in Australia? You Have Options! appeared first on Traveler Master.
]]>Let’s take a look at the two main budget options in the world of Australian aviation.
Jetstar Airways is owned and operated by Australian carrier Qantas, offering a cheaper, low-frills version of their service. This company offers flights to 19 Australian airports and 15 international airports, including ones in Hawaii, New Zealand, Japan, and Southeast Asia. It’s a great option for discovering Australia itself as well as a base for discovering other places.
Tigerair Australia, founded in 2007 and a pioneer in budget flying in the continent, operates a fleet of 14 mid-sized jets that provide flights exclusively in Australia at the present time. From Perth to Darwin to Sydney, you can use this airline to get anywhere you need to go to Australia without breaking the bank.
The post Looking to Fly Cheap in Australia? You Have Options! appeared first on Traveler Master.
]]>The post Your Guide to Exploring Madrid’s Best Art Museums for Free appeared first on Traveler Master.
]]>What’s best of all is that all three of these museums can be visited without paying a single cent! Here’s your guide to visiting Madrid’s best art museums for free!
The Museo del Prado features one of the best collections of art on Earth, featuring both Spanish and European artists. The museum’s permanent exhibitions can be visited for free from 6 pm to 8 pm from Monday-Saturday, and from 5 pm to 7 pm on Sundays.
If you are a fan of 20th-century art and works such as Picasso’s unforgettable “Guernica,” a stop at the Reina Sofia is a must. Fortunately for your wallet, admission is free on Sundays from 1:30 pm to 7 pm! From Monday to Saturday (excluding Tuesdays, when the museum is closed), you can also get in for free from 7 to 9 pm.
Despite being a private collection, the Thyssen-Bornemisza also features free of charge opening hours! Plan your trip carefully, however, as the only free time slot offered is on Mondays from noon until 4 pm.
The post Your Guide to Exploring Madrid’s Best Art Museums for Free appeared first on Traveler Master.
]]>The post Looking to Travel to Eastern Europe? Check Out These Budget Airlines appeared first on Traveler Master.
]]>However, don’t lose hope! Here are some budget airlines that you should check out if you are looking to plan a trip to Eastern Europe.
Wizz Air, a Hungary-based company, is arguably the biggest player in budget flights in Eastern Europe. Servicing Hungary, the Czech Republic, Ukraine, Poland, the Balkans, and the Baltic States with flights from the rest of the continent, Wizz Air is a great choice.
Smartwings is a Prague-based airline that is expanding rapidly and beginning to service lots of Eastern Europe. It has especially good routes to the Balkan states, servicing Greece, Croatia, Bulgaria, Albania, and Montenegro.
SkyUp has only been around since March 2018, but this Ukranian airline is starting to make its mark on the air travel industry. It provides comprehensive service to Ukraine and even flies to unique destinations like Georgia and Armenia.
While Ryanair is an Irish company, I would be remiss to not mention the budget air giant here. While it originally focused on Western Europe, Ryanair now comprehensively services Eastern Europe as well, providing plentiful connections between the region and the rest of the continent.
The post Looking to Travel to Eastern Europe? Check Out These Budget Airlines appeared first on Traveler Master.
]]>The post These Tips Will Help You Find Cheap Airfare appeared first on Traveler Master.
]]>If you’re tired of spending top dollar on plane tickets, here are some tips that will help you fly cheaper!
Did you know that airline websites use your cookies to monitor your search activity and often raise prices on tickets based on your internet browsing history? Use a private browsing mode to keep the prices from raising based on this practice.
Did you know that the cheapest days to buy plane tickets are Tuesdays and Wednesdays? Due to lower demand on these days, airlines often lower the prices of tickets on these mid-week days.
Google Flights is an awesome tool that helps me to find cheap flights on a regular basis. It gives you all kinds of neat tools like price trends and “explore mode” that helps you look for cheap destinations on the days that you have available for vacation.
There are plenty of email lists and services such as Scott’s Cheap Flights and Jack’s Flight Club that provide a daily email listing current flight deals from a variety of airports, all free of charge! These services are extremely useful for helping to find cheap options.
The post These Tips Will Help You Find Cheap Airfare appeared first on Traveler Master.
]]>The post Looking to Travel Cheap and Well? The Travel Hack Can Help! appeared first on Traveler Master.
]]>Fortunately for us, there is a wealth of resources online now that can help us to find out tips and tricks that make the costs of traveling go down. One resource that I find immensely helpful in the pursuit of money-saving while traveling is The Travel Hack.
This Instagram account is run by Monica, a travel blogger from the UK. She posts a wealth of interesting ideas that help travelers to save money while globe-trotting, all while having a great time and not limiting yourself.
While Monica sometimes doesn’t explicitly talk about how to save money on her Instagram account – instead she is sharing links to posts on her blog – her Instagram still shares plenty about under-the-radar and cheap destinations, as well as other various travel hacks.
Be sure to give The Travel Hack a follow today and start learning how to save while traveling!
The post Looking to Travel Cheap and Well? The Travel Hack Can Help! appeared first on Traveler Master.
]]>The post These are Three Great Travel Snack Options appeared first on Traveler Master.
]]>Sometimes, it can be overwhelming to decide what to take with you in your bag when you’re going on a long plane or train trip. Here are three simple, easy options to take with you for on-the-go snacking while traveling!
One great option for travelers that are looking to take a portable energy burst with them is dried fruit. All kinds of dried fruits are available, including pineapple, kiwi, apple, and banana. Pick what suits your tastes best, and have an easy, handy snack option with you while traveling.
Nuts are another great snack option for when you’re traveling. In addition to providing nice doses of carbohydrates, proteins, and healthy fats, nuts are easy to store anywhere. Peanuts, pistachios, almonds, and cashews are some of the best options in this category!
“Bars” include basically any cereal or nut-based bar that can be taken with you. Nowadays, products such as protein and fruit and nut bars are plentiful in supermarkets everywhere. They’re super easy to carry with you, and they provide plenty of nutritional value while helping to keep you full.
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