Choosing itinerary
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Maybe the “hardest” part of all. So many countries. So many possible choices. What destinations should you pick? If you can not decide between hot or cold weather, beaches, cities, nature or civilization… Here you have some articles that are going to help you:
Seek for advice to decide on your next destination: “World of Wanderlust” has some great tips on it, telling you how she finds inspiration before traveling.
A list of places that are great to start: “Boots N All” has made the perfect one for when doing an around the world, gathering all types of destinations.
If you want to narrow down the list of places you’re visiting: “Traveling 9 to 5” explains the steps you should take, especially if you’re doing the trip with someone else.
Creating a budget
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Maybe one of the aspects that will definitely define your trip. The budget is what you should always keep in mind when planning any kind of trip, no matter the destination. Depending on what you want to spend per day, you’ll have to readjust some plans or the places to sleep and eat. Here you have some info about how to do it before and during the trip.
If you want to know how to save for the trip, “A little drift” has some interesting advices on how to organise your expenses.
To know how much money you’ll need: “Tim Leffel’s blog” presents us some smart questions to ask yourself before starting budgeting.
If you want to organise and analyse all your trip expenses, “La ruta del mate” tells you how to keep track of the (sometimes overwhelming) information- article in Spanish.
Wisely packing
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Always a struggle. What should you pack? What should you leave behind? Packing sustainably? So many questions, I know. But these experienced travelers can give you some helpful tips:
For knowing how not to overpack: “Half the clothes” has the key of the question.
If you want to know what exact items you must pack: “TCS World Travel” shows you with pictures the amount of luggage you need.
For some green packing tips: “The Wayward post” knows how to introduce the word “sustainable” in your backpack.
Picking accomodation
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Where should you spend the nights? Experienced travelers can assure you that you take into consideration plenty of options. Amongst all recommendations, these are ones of the most useful:
If you want to pick the right accommodation for you specific kind of trip, “Globo Treks” has a list of all types possible.
For finding the cheapest places to sleep: “Nomadic Matt” has some really helpful tips.
For getting free accommodation during your trip: “The Professional Hobo” explain how to wisely do it.
Keeping the attitude in the journey
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Doing an around the world will not be easy sometimes, but keeping certain tips in mind to make the most out of your journey will be essential.
If you’re looking for emotional tips when traveling the world, “The expert vagabond” shares his best travel advices from personal experience.
For wise tips on coping with unexpected situations: “Drifter Collective” has the right answers.
For enjoying your solo travel trip: “Heels first travel” advices you on how not to worry if you’re on your own.
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