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JaMeZ
Moderator
Amsterdam


# Posted: 10 Apr 2004 19:39:13


I only just found this website and wanted it to share here, as I like it a lot! For anyone who needs some useful guidelines on how to keep the travel costs as low as possible, here it is:
Global Bum

"It is no coincidence that in no known language does the phrase 'As pretty as an Airport' appear." - Douglas Adams
Sam
Member
Europe


# Posted: 18 Apr 2004 22:30:07


You will learn how to get arrested to save money on a hotel room. You will learn how to locate bridges and piers to sleep under. You will learn how to sleep standing up.

:D
You're not seriously suggesting this is a serious site, are you?

Edit: Okay, after having gone further than the off-putting first page, the site seems okay-ish. They should really do something about the layout though... and maybe a slight note that it actually has serious content and isn't just for a laugh.

Smuggling drugs into Jamaica is like smuggling SlimFast into Ethiopia.
ThaMoJo
Guest


# Posted: 21 Apr 2004 13:42:25


Travelling on a really low budget is actually quite an art. I've met people on the road who travelled on NO budget. Amazing! It's all possible, you just have to really want it, or be forced to I guess.

Websites like these are a good introduction to it, but you really have to experience it to understand how much sense those advices make.

So far I haven't found that many websites that really focus on low/no-budget travel. Pity... These are the few I like:
http://www3.sympatico.ca/donna.mcsherry/becheap.htm
http://www.sleepinginairports.com/

Regards,
Johann
Munich, Germany

Anonymous
Guest


# Posted: 13 Jan 2005 04:50:36


GEEZE ... or just get a FREAKING JOB!! save up some money and travel decent?
Concept?

stringboy
Member
Oxford, UK


# Posted: 2 Feb 2005 12:39:02


each to their own, dude.

you wont catch me sleeping in any airports but i'm keeping it open as an option. :D

They'll talk to you, and talk to you, and talk to you about individual freedom. But they see a free individual...and they're scared.
LordTurtle
Member
Nevada, USA


# Posted: 13 Feb 2005 04:37:26


Having read and thoroughly explored scores of travel/travelogue/backpacking sites I think one of the very best concerning budget is related as a link from here and has a excerpt from her journal, WWW.LedbyDestiny.com, or www.hitchhiketheworld.com, both by Kinga&Chopin. Two awesome people who arrived in NY from Europe with only 600$ to travel around the world with. Talk about an achievement!!! This is a truly impressive journey!!! I think it depends totally on the TYPE OF TRAVELLING YOU EXPECT TO DO; hitching, walking alot, camping, hostels, hotels,etc,. I am planning to do everything on my RTW, leaving June '06. Budget set currently for $25. a/day, not including three airfares tickets. I expect to work while I travel and make more to strengthen my resources, but that is what I expect .....LordTurtle

JaMeZ
Moderator
Amsterdam


# Posted: 8 Nov 2005 12:02:42


Another pretty useful website is www.roadjunky.com an alternative travel guide with loads of advice, inlcuding a section on Cheap Travel.

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