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Budget Travelers, Digital Nomads & Expats: The Ultimate Guide: 50 Tips, Tricks, Hacks and Ways to Free Stuff & Cheaper Flights in a Practical Guide to Travel Plans
He spent less than a used car to travel to almost 50 countries. Now he reveals to YOU the secret of HYPER-LOW BUDGET traveling.
The 2020 economic crisis (or even collapse) is emptying pockets. When the travel restrictions get lifted, you will want to fly again. But what about the money? How to travel cheap enough?
What if I told you that the holidays which your neighbor is saving an entire year to pay, you can do it for a fraction of the price?
Save money while on vacation never was that easy before.
In this fully practical guide of 50 tips, hacks, cheats and tricks you will discover how to travel more while paying less, and still visit the best places to see, eat and make memories.
Life is too short to delay the sabbatical you planned or your travel plan to backpacking Asia!
The author of those pages worked during years at the strategy department of airlines and tourism business, so this insider guide will bring to you ways to reach benefits until now reserved to only few employees or experts.
In those pages, he reveals secrets like:
Discover the common opportunity when airlines charge near 70% less for a flight (but still nobody uses it, except their employees).
How to pay less when renting an Airbnb.
The hack to not pay for excess luggage.
The perfect time to look for housing or accommodation and save money.
The one single phrase to say to a Hotel receptionist that make you upgraded.
How to see places like the Greek Islands, Cyprus, Malta or Sicily paying 67% less.
How to make airlines pay a 5-star hotel for you. With Breakfast included!
After his best-seller Moving Out, Working Abroad and Keeping Your Sanity: 11 secrets to make your expat life better than you imagine, where Levi Borba (also founder of Colligere Expat Consultancy) tells the principles for a fulfilled life as a foreigner, he turned the page to write the ultimate budget travel guide, intended for:
Long-term budget travelers
Expatriates and expat wives
Digital Nomads.
Fans of hiking adventures
Travel planners
Anyone keen to explore the world.
Those with a big travel bucket list but limited financial resources.
Someone with a checklist of best places to see and seeking for save money tips.
Travel cheap. Travel unlimited. And make every dollar count. Your next holiday can be more affordable than you could ever imagine. To discover how, just scroll up and click the Download button.
The 2020 economic crisis (or even collapse) is emptying pockets. When the travel restrictions get lifted, you will want to fly again. But what about the money? How to travel cheap enough?
What if I told you that the holidays which your neighbor is saving an entire year to pay, you can do it for a fraction of the price?
Save money while on vacation never was that easy before.
In this fully practical guide of 50 tips, hacks, cheats and tricks you will discover how to travel more while paying less, and still visit the best places to see, eat and make memories.
Life is too short to delay the sabbatical you planned or your travel plan to backpacking Asia!
The author of those pages worked during years at the strategy department of airlines and tourism business, so this insider guide will bring to you ways to reach benefits until now reserved to only few employees or experts.
In those pages, he reveals secrets like:
Discover the common opportunity when airlines charge near 70% less for a flight (but still nobody uses it, except their employees).
How to pay less when renting an Airbnb.
The hack to not pay for excess luggage.
The perfect time to look for housing or accommodation and save money.
The one single phrase to say to a Hotel receptionist that make you upgraded.
How to see places like the Greek Islands, Cyprus, Malta or Sicily paying 67% less.
How to make airlines pay a 5-star hotel for you. With Breakfast included!
After his best-seller Moving Out, Working Abroad and Keeping Your Sanity: 11 secrets to make your expat life better than you imagine, where Levi Borba (also founder of Colligere Expat Consultancy) tells the principles for a fulfilled life as a foreigner, he turned the page to write the ultimate budget travel guide, intended for:
Long-term budget travelers
Expatriates and expat wives
Digital Nomads.
Fans of hiking adventures
Travel planners
Anyone keen to explore the world.
Those with a big travel bucket list but limited financial resources.
Someone with a checklist of best places to see and seeking for save money tips.
Travel cheap. Travel unlimited. And make every dollar count. Your next holiday can be more affordable than you could ever imagine. To discover how, just scroll up and click the Download button.
105 pages, Kindle Edition
Published May 5, 2020
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June 7, 2020
Great tips and tricks for travellers and expats alike.
Not the usual “how to” guide full of cliches and long drawn out explanations of things we already know but an easy to read and interesting guide to getting the best deals as well as staying safe.
Can’t recommend this enough to any savvy travellers.
Not the usual “how to” guide full of cliches and long drawn out explanations of things we already know but an easy to read and interesting guide to getting the best deals as well as staying safe.
Can’t recommend this enough to any savvy travellers.
January 15, 2022
Freaking fabulous
I'm in the USA and Have traveled to a few countries and it's gone well. However, I've caught the travel bug and have to have more. I have the ability to move overseas or stay extended time so why not!? These tips will do me a world of good. I'm going to give this book to my son who is planning to travel and work overseas also. Tysm.
I'm in the USA and Have traveled to a few countries and it's gone well. However, I've caught the travel bug and have to have more. I have the ability to move overseas or stay extended time so why not!? These tips will do me a world of good. I'm going to give this book to my son who is planning to travel and work overseas also. Tysm.
June 6, 2020
Good book with useful tips
As a digital nomad and a soon to be expat, I drink these types of books up where I can find them. A lot of basic advice with a few golden nuggets. The VPN advice was useful.
As a digital nomad and a soon to be expat, I drink these types of books up where I can find them. A lot of basic advice with a few golden nuggets. The VPN advice was useful.
September 2, 2022
This is a good read for people with little experience of travelling.
I liked the beginning of the book explaining the three types of people: travellers, digital nomads and expats. I have been a traveller for a long time (visited around 50 countries) and now I am an expat (moved from Latvia to Spain) and I am planning to become a full time digital nomad next year (going to the around the world trip).
So, I actually expected to find something really practical and valuable for me in this book....
Haven't found anything new for me, my first reaction was to give it one star, but for the reason that some of the hacks worked as a nice reminder I decided to rate it a bit higher:
- VPN and incognito mode (I always forget about it);
- using the power of a good review (can really be a nice gesture, not even a hack);
- the way to avoid the inconvenient recliner (caused me to smile);
- the hack to help you never lose your memories (so true).
But finally I found couple of tricks, which I have actually never used before and I thought I could really try one day:
- take a cab at the departures terminal;
- last minute travel packages;
- couple of useful resources on how to compare the cost of living.
That's why I gave it one more start. So, finally 3 stars and 10 eur for very few valuable info for me.... :((((
I liked the beginning of the book explaining the three types of people: travellers, digital nomads and expats. I have been a traveller for a long time (visited around 50 countries) and now I am an expat (moved from Latvia to Spain) and I am planning to become a full time digital nomad next year (going to the around the world trip).
So, I actually expected to find something really practical and valuable for me in this book....
Haven't found anything new for me, my first reaction was to give it one star, but for the reason that some of the hacks worked as a nice reminder I decided to rate it a bit higher:
- VPN and incognito mode (I always forget about it);
- using the power of a good review (can really be a nice gesture, not even a hack);
- the way to avoid the inconvenient recliner (caused me to smile);
- the hack to help you never lose your memories (so true).
But finally I found couple of tricks, which I have actually never used before and I thought I could really try one day:
- take a cab at the departures terminal;
- last minute travel packages;
- couple of useful resources on how to compare the cost of living.
That's why I gave it one more start. So, finally 3 stars and 10 eur for very few valuable info for me.... :((((
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