Simplicity Traeveling on a Budget

        Travelling has most certainly become a new hobby for teenagers and bloggers. Most of the famous internet celebrities get millions of views exploring exotic places like Bali, the Maldives, Paris, and the Swiss Alps. Do they earn that much, or are they just rich? Some of them are, but most bloggers and YouTubers know how to travel on a budget.

        That is what we will be exploring today—the secrets of traveling on a budget. You do not need to win a lottery ticket or a cruise to the Bahamas; you just need a good plan and your savings! Let’s take a look at a few things we can do.

How To Travel On A Budget

        Before starting, we need to plan on where we need to go. Traveling without a destination in mind is excellent if you have the time and money. If you’re on borrowed time, consider popular tourist destinations and places. Research locations and their price and plan your schedule and places you’re going to be exploring according to so that you don’t get surprised by prices.

          Spontaneous accommodations and hotel bookings will cost you half of your traveling expenses. Remember to make your bookings in advance. Another thing to remember is to travel when popular locations are out of season. Granted, you’re going to have fun in the Bahamas out of summer, but that’s when most people travel, and the cost is at the highest.

      Research and explore various periods, accommodation fares, flight tickets, and seasonal happenings. Exotic places are popular throughout the year, but during off-seasons, the prices of commodities and accommodations are lessened to maintain business. You might also find different offers to avail if you’re lucky. Make sure to check for offers near your nearest booking site during the offseason.


Now, for the most critical part; Packing. Pack keeping in mind every contingency. Carry sweaters, hoodies, jeans, gloves, and swimwear too. You never know what you will need when it comes to traveling. The weather can change at the drop of a hat. Carry different accessories, like sunglasses, sunscreen, and bags, so you do not have to spend extra cash on anything except souvenirs and food.


       Speaking of food, do not spend a considerable amount of money on food; eat local delicacies and market food. They are delicious and provide the same taste that quality restaurants charge more than a fair penny for. Avoid drinking with every meal; indulge in wine every other day of your stay. That will provide you the experience and satisfaction.


Lastly, try to mostly travel by public transport to save money on expensive taxi rides. These will eventually add up over time, and it can allow you to save money and spend more money on a new experience while traveling.


     There are many things you can do but just be mindful of your spendings. Maintain a travel journal to track your money. This might seem trivial but is very helpful down the road for your traveling experience. Happy Travels!


         Even though there is a Pandemic people are still travelling though on a smaller scale. If you are travelling send me your stories and photos. I would like to hear from you.

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​If you have any comments I would love to hear from you about your experiences of travelling on a budget

      Until next time simplicityseeu. Cheers


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