Posts Tagged ‘budget travel’
Share Thessaloniki, Greece | Hipstamatic Massachusetts, Mexico, San Diego, Massachusetts, Amsterdam, Serbia and now Greece. It’s been a fun, but busy month and now we find ourselves behind the 8-Ball (in terms of work) in Thessaloniki, Greece. So, we have chosen to forgo our original (and a bit challenging–financially and logistically) plans of island hopping [...]
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Share Editors note: This is a guest post from John Hutchinson. Be sure to check out his full bio at the end of the post. You’ve probably heard of people doing Vietnam tours by train, scooter or even bicycle. But why not do your very own movie tour of Vietnam? You could actually do a [...]
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Share Amy Baker is making me want to hop right back over to Italy to check out some of these spots! This isn’t the first time I’ve heard that Lake Garda is a can’t miss location. Ever hired a car on your travels before? If so, you are likely to have hired one for a [...]
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Share Editor’s note: This story is part of a travel resource series for Brooke vs. the World’s upcoming free ebook, which will feature a collection of thrifty travel tips from some of today’s top travel bloggers. More information, including how you can get involved in the project , is available at the end of this [...]
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Share When Helen & David asked if they could guest post about China we had to say yes. Not only is their blog – Not Work Related – one of the most visually pleasing I’ve seen, but the photos are great too! To boot, they’ve currently got some seriously great look recipes up from their [...]
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Share Today’s super cool guest post is from Heather Taylor. It’s always been one of my dreams to drive through Europe in a camper van and I’d be a liar if I said I was jealous of her amazing van ride through France! All you foodies will want to be sure to check out her [...]
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Share As a teenager I was diagnosed with Crohn’s Disease. Luckily, I have a very mild case and do not have to take medication to keep the disease in check. However, for medical insurance purposes, this does not matter. Either, I am not insurable because I have a pre-existing condition, or I have to pay [...]
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