Category: Travel & Adventure

Having reliable mobile data when you travel is a must these days. It’s helpful not only for finding things to do or the right bus

One of the most common questions I get asked about my ability to travel long-term is how I can afford to travel so much. Am

If you’re a frequent traveler, you know that planning multiple trips throughout the year can be a logistical challenge. There are lots of moving parts

I love visiting Japan. Even after multiple visits, I never get tired of wandering the country’s historic temples, feasting on its incredible sushi, and soaking

If you’re like me, you’re always on the lookout for ways to make your adventures more affordable and enjoyable. That’s why I collect points and

If you want to travel cheaper, better, and longer, one of the best tools in your arsenal is a solid rewards credit card. Still, despite

How much money do you need to save for your trip? $1,000? $2,000? $5,000? $50,000? For most people, the thought of saving thousands of dollars

Last Updated: 6/23/22 | June 23rd, 2022 (*links added) Hell is a town called Tulum. Watched over by Mayan ruins and bordered by the ocean,

In the land of the Brothers Grimm, I was expecting creepy overgrown forests, quaint medieval towns, and maybe a gingerbread house or two. But, it

Melbourne is my favorite city in Australia. It’s a vibrant, multicultural city known for its rich arts scene, world-class dining, and lively atmosphere. It’s a

When I was younger, I was very socially awkward. I used to get anxiety when I talked to strangers. Travel forced me to get over

Boston, with its rich history, wide-open green spaces, and first-rate museums, is a must-visit city for any traveler. While I may be biased (I grew

I’ve never been one of those travelers who goes crazy for gear. I like to pack light and keep things simple. That means no fancy

Portugal’s picturesque capital is one of my favorite cities in the world. I always enjoy my time wandering its labyrinthine streets, enjoying the stunning ocean

Remember Couchsurfing? It was a website that allowed you to stay with locals (for free) and always had a plethora of events and meetups you

I didn’t like Los Angeles at first. I found it too spread out and just didn’t like the vibes. I also felt there wasn’t a

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