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What Frequent Travelers Wish They Knew
More often than not, when frequent travelers look back at their first years traveling, they think about all the things they wish they knew and could’ve done in a different way. Lucky for you, here’s a list of travel wisdom that might help you on your future trips.
Plan Your Year: Where to Go Each Month
If you’re having a hard time trying to decide where to go on your next holidays, don’t beat yourself up. In fact, it’s a very good problem to have!
The World in Chips
Even if you’re an adventurous eater, chances are you tend to stick to your old favorites when it comes to snack food. Everyone loves curling up on the couch with a brew, or a can of soda, and a huge bag of potato chips. Proven favorites like sour cream and onion, salt and vinegar, and barbecue are some of the most popular in the United States, but have you ever thought about what kind of chips people on the other side of the world are tucking into?
10 Bizarre Festivals You Won’t Believe Exist
The world is filled with strange and interesting things, and as we know, humans tend to honor the truly weird. A quick Google search and you’ll find a whole list of unusual events. For instance, have you ever had the urge to see how far you can throw a cow chip (a.k.a cow poop)? Well, at the Wisconsin State fair in Prairie du Sac you can find out, I mean, if you want to.
15 Countries for First-Time Travelers
If you’re itching to start your first big adventure but you’re not entirely sure where to begin, don’t worry – there are plenty of ideal destinations for first-timers. Essentially, you’re probably looking for safe places that are easy to navigate.
Almost Free – The Cheapest Cities to Live In
Housing prices, inflation, soaring rent … if you aren’t already fed up with the current cost of living in your city, then it might only be a matter of time. Fret not, because even the long arms of inflation have their limits. We’re always just a few clicks, a couple of bags and some goodbye hugs away from financial refuge.
Top 10 Places to Travel and Work as a Freelancer
Not only is freelancing a fantastic way to make a living, but it also allows for an incredible level of personal freedom. As long as you have a laptop and a stable internet connection, you can pull up your anchor and travel anywhere you could possibly want. While the possibilities are seemingly endless, there are certainly a few reliable mainstay locales that are worth an in-depth look.
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