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Category Archives: Money Tips
Stretch Your Travel Dollars By Going To Fascinating Yet Still Inexpensive Countries Like Laos
Shelley and I just got back from our 9-day trip to Laos on Wednesday, and we had an awesome time! Much to my pleasant surprise, despite articles like this that have come out over the last several years, it is … Continue reading
Posted in Laos, Money Tips, Southeast Asia
Tagged budget travel, cheap travel, Southeast Asia, travel the world, travel tips
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TFF on GoNomad
Yesterday some of our top How To Travel For Free secrets were featured on GoNomad.com, an awesome resource for experiential and independent travel. The secret lies in completely discarding conventional “wisdom” about travel, and opening yourself up to creative possibilities. This … Continue reading
Posted in Frequent Flyer Programs, Home Exchange, In the Press, Money Tips, Travel Resources
Tagged GoNomad, travel free
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Airport Transfers: To Take a Taxi or Not?
Today we bring you a very informative guest post from Kristina Wegscheider, co-founder of Do It While You’re Young, a travel website for young women interested in traveling, studying, working and volunteering abroad. Kristina shares some great money-saving tips on using taxis and airport transfers when traveling. Continue reading
Posted in Money Tips, Transportation, Travel Resources
Tagged airport transfers, fares, haggling, meters, negotiating, prices, taxi, transportation, travel
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Shelley’s & Keith’s Tips in the News
Our tips on traveling for free and very cheap have been featured on several websites lately, including the Chicago Tribune and TrekHound, and we wanted to share! Continue reading
Posted in In the Press, Money Tips, Travel Resources
Tagged Chicago Tribune, Restaurant.com, travel for free, travel tips, TrekHound
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Getting Paid While Traveling: The Low Down on Teaching English Abroad
Today’s article is a guest post from Danielle Koffler, who has taught English in northeastern Thailand, worked in eco-tourism on an island in Thailand, and backpacked solo around Asia. She is currently teaching English in Seoul, South Korea. Danielle is also the author of Wake Up and Dance, and today she shares her experiences teaching English in Thailand and South Korea. Continue reading
A Nearly-Free Trip to Montreal
I have just returned from another pretty-damn-close-to-free trip, and wanted to let our followers know the details of how I did it. In keeping with the secrets, tips and methods we share in detail in the book, my trip to Montreal cost next-to-nothing! Continue reading
Traveling Free in Victoria, B.C.
One of our top tricks for traveling free or as close to it as possible, and a great tip for travel in general, is to tack as many trips together as you can. We recently did this to create a next-to-free trip to Seattle and British Columbia. Continue reading
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