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lifehacker.com December 31, 2017
January Is the Best Time to Buy a Plane Ticket

If you’re planning on doing some traveling in 2018, January may be one of the best times to book that flight and perhaps even take your trip. Travel and Leisure notes that flight-booking sites Skyscanner and Hipmunk both have pinpointed January as a great time to shop for airline tickets.
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nytimes.com January 2, 2018
This Week’s Quiz: How Smart a Traveler Are You?

If you pay for the newer Clear screening program, you can become a member of T.S.A. Precheck at a discounted rate.
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telegraph.co.uk January 4, 2018
The cheapest time to book a flight to the 20 most popular holiday destinations

When is the best time to book a flight – at the last minute or as far in advance as possible? It all depends on where you're going. For European breaks, it often pays to book a month or two before you travel.
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telegraph.co.uk December 31, 2017
The 20 destinations you must visit in 2018

Our experts reveal their top 20 picks for the year ahead, from the beaches of Turkey to the rainforests of Nicaragua. Sunshine-soaked and with a glittering blue seaboard, Turkey’s glorious “turquoise” coast wouldn’t normally rank as a newly rising star.
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cnbc.com December 31, 2017
Hopper suggests the best time to buy a plane ticket out of town, and how to save on the trip

Money may not be an object for some flyers, but for others, saving money on airfares is a priority. So how can consumers know if they're getting a good deal from the airlines?
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sunset.com January 3, 2018
50 Essential Western Travel Experiences

Sign Up for our Newsletter Get fresh recipes, wine pairings, weekend getaway ideas, regional gardening tips, home design inspiration, and more.
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traveller.com.au January 4, 2018
World's safest, and least safe, airlines named

Australian travellers can breathe a sigh of relief this year after multiple Australian carriers ranked in the 20 safest airlines for 2018. The rankings by AirlineRatings.com have placed Qantas in the top 20 list for the fifth year in a row, making the Aussie airline a leader in safety standards.
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inc.com December 29, 2017
Business Travel Doesn't Have to Be Stressful. Here Are 7 Tips to Make It Easier

I am constantly amazed at the innovations between technology and travel. Did you know that an app can allow you to skip those long customs lines? Or that you can get rewards for staying below your travel budget?
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businessinsider.com January 5, 2018
This family of 5 left their suburban life behind to travel around the world in a sailboat — and after 9 years and 30 countries, they're still going

In 2008, Jamie and Behan Gifford left their home in Washington and embarked on a boat trip around the world with their three children. Nearly 10 years later, they still haven't stopped.
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wellandgood.com January 2, 2018
This super-simple (and free) airport hack lets you skip the line at US Customs

I love a good healthy travel hack as much as the next person—whether it’s ways to stay hydrated on an airplane, catch some zzz’s (even in coach), or curb that inevitable case of jet lag that sets in after a long-haul flight.
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dumblittleman.com July 6, 2017
6 Ways Traveling Alone Makes You Stronger

Solo travel is growing in popularity. In fact, the number of first-time travelers who choose to go solo has more than doubled in recent years. Despite that, solo travelers are still a niche minority as most travelers prefer to go in couples or groups.
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economist.com August 17, 2015
The sad, sick life of the business traveller

MANY of us have found ourselves trying to explain to friends and colleagues that, no, business travel isn’t as fun and glamorous as it seems. Finally, there could be proof to back this up.
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skift.com January 15, 2017
4 Apps and Services That Help Travelers Stay Safe on the Road

One of the best travel emergency stories I’ve ever heard was told to me at Botanica bar in New York over some whiskey. Things didn’t go as planned and he soon was involved in the highest mountain rescue on record, successfully getting a fellow climber, Conan Harrod, down from the North Face.
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valetmag.com October 26, 2015
10 Expert Travel Hacks

Time-tested tips for a less tense trip.
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wisebread.com February 26, 2014
25 Secrets From the World's Most Frugal Frequent Travelers

Everybody has their own travel style, along with preferred systems and tricks to make it easier, quicker, safer, and more enjoyable. But don't just ask me: I've asked the hardcore travel community to share their own travel secrets.
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nytimes.com July 28, 2017
Meet Your New Data-Driven Travel Agent

Unlike big, impersonal online agencies, the best travel agents know a great deal about their clients and their travel choices. Now several new travel companies are creating data-driven, automated agents that rely on users’ personal preferences to make the travel-planning process easier.
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hostelworld.com February 17, 2017
Travel On A Budget : 55 Travel Hacks For When You’re Broke

Often find yourself scrolling through your social feed, daydreaming about faraway lands, inspiring photography and life-changing adventure? Then you wake up and check your bank balance…dammit.
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thrillist.com March 11, 2017
16 Beautiful European Cities You Can Actually Afford to Visit Right Now

We're as guilty of it as anyone: trotting out every ridiculously cheap flight from New York or Boston or Atlanta to some cool-ass European capital or coast and saying, eyes wide and spittle spraying, "Now's the time! Get to Europe!"
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businessinsider.com June 16, 2015
29 travel hacks that even frequent fliers don't know

Essentially, TSA PreCheck ($85) makes US domestic travel simpler, allowing you to keep your shoes, belts, etc. on and cut security lines, while Global Entry ($100) makes returning from an international trip easier, eradicating paperwork and lengthy processing lines.
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matadornetwork.com December 20, 2016
23 awesome travel jobs and how to get them

IT’S pretty much every travelers dream: to find a travel job that allows them to stay on the road for as long as possible. Some of these may be fairly obvious, but many are likely ones you haven’t thought of before.
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wisebread.com May 15, 2009
40 Most Useful Travel Websites That Can Save You a Fortune

Welcome Stumbled Upon & Delicious Users: You may also want to check out our 180+ Best Money Saving Tools. Traveling doesn't have to break the bank (in fact, you can travel for free), and there are plenty of places that'll help you find the best vacation for your budget.
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intelligenttravel.nationalgeographic.com May 13, 2013
Know Before You Go: Paris

If Paris is a croissant, crafted with immeasurable pride, kneaded by the hands of many, some visitors only get a taste of the flaky exterior. Whether you’re traveling for a long weekend or coming back for more, here’s a quick primer on getting to, from, and around this iconic city with ease.
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jamesclear.com
Ultralight Packing List : How to Pack Light & Travel With 1 Bag

Hey there! This page covers my complete minimalist travel guide. I'll share my exact system for packing light, my favorite pieces of ultralight travel gear, and my thoughts on why it is always better to travel the world with just one bag. I have traveled to more than 25 countries so far.
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rollingstone.com July 20, 2015
Up in the Air: Meet the Man Who Flies Around the World for Free

The boarding procedure has barely started at Chicago O'Hare, and Ben Schlappig has already taken over the first-class cabin.
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mashable.com July 11, 2013
11 Travel Startups You Need to Know

We all know about the awesomeness of TripIt, Airbnb and Hipmunk and how they've revolutionized travel. But there's a new crew of travel startups taking flight and shaking up the industry even more.
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medium.com November 20, 2014
Has Travel Become Another Exercise in Narcissism?

The concept invaded my consciousness as only an insidious radio advert can. Then came that slogan: “Travel yourself interesting,” and here was the rub — the once tedious Mr. Nuttall had been injected with an ebullient charisma by way of a simple trip abroad.
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valetmag.com December 12, 2016
The Stylish Man's Guide to Holiday Travel

Your bag says a lot about you. But more than that, it can be the difference between a great trip and a hellish travel experience.
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lifehacker.com May 29, 2014
GeniusFlight Suggests Destinations Based on Your Airfare Budget

Web: Most travel sites will ask you for your destination before you showing you the airfare. GeniusFlight puts the budget first in your travel search, and suggests international destinations based on how much you are willing to spend on plane tickets.
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businessinsider.com January 6, 2017
A travel editor shares the 12 things you should always have in your carry-on

Need me to rush out on a last-minute travel assignment? No sweat. I always keep a few hundred bucks in ready money handy, an up-to-date passport with extra visa pages, and a carry-on kit with these essential items I never leave behind. Ever. I sleep on planes. Or try to.
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timeout.com April 21, 2017
20 great things to do in Barcelona

When you're travelling, especially if you're short on time, you really want to make the most of your destination so you go home feeling like you haven't missed anything and that you've really got a feel for the place.
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entrepreneur.com January 14, 2015
How I Built a Startup While Traveling to 20 Countries

One year ago, I left San Francisco, sold and gave away everything I owned, and moved into a 40-liter backpack. And my total costs were less than just the rent in San Francisco.
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kotaku.com October 20, 2017
Frequently Asked Questions about Visiting Japan

So, you’re going to Japan, huh? Fantastic. You might have some questions. Hopefully, I’ll have some answers. Back in 2001, I visited Japan for the first time. I liked the country so much, I ended up staying. Permanently.
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huffingtonpost.com February 4, 2014
Why You Absolutely Should Date a Girl Who Travels

There is an article doing the rounds online at the moment called "Don't Date a Girl Who Travels." The writer discusses the perils of well... dating a girl who travels.
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petapixel.com April 20, 2015
How I Make Money as a Travel Photographer in 2015

Long gone are the days in which being a travel photographer simply meant you shot photography for a certain travel magazine or newspaper. The world isn’t that simple anymore, and the level of competition in the photography world has never been higher.
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artofmanliness.com June 11, 2015
39 Things to Do Before Leaving on Vacation: A Handy Dandy Checklist

As I’m writing this, the McKay family is about to head off for our annual family vacation.
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businessinsider.com August 17, 2017
100 trips everyone should take in their lifetime, according to the world's top travel experts

No matter how many countries you've been to, there's always somewhere new to discover. But with so many cultures, countries, and landscapes to explore, it's hard to prioritize one dream destination over another.
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huffingtonpost.com October 18, 2016
This New Google Flights Trick Makes Sure You Score A Cheap Ticket

Chances are you’re familiar with Google Flights. The travel search engine does everything you assume it would, like locate flights based on your ideal outbound time, inbound time and number of stops. After all, it’s the same technology that powers both KAYAK and Orbitz.
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thrillist.com May 19, 2017
The Best Small Town to Visit in All 50 States

The paradox of big-city travel is that you never really get a break.
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matadornetwork.com February 11, 2014
75 places so colorful it’s hard to believe they’re real [pics]

No, you don’t need to adjust your screen, nor are any of these the product of extreme photoshopping. Instead, these places (natural and manmade, seasonal and perennial) possess such incredible and unusual colors that it’s hard to believe they really exist.
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wanderingtrader.com March 15, 2015
23 Best Travel Tips After 5 Years Of Traveling The World

These are my best travel tips after traveling around the world for more than 6 years. Over the last few years I’ve been to over 90 countries, all 7 continents, and even lived in countries spanning 5 continents. I’ve learned a few things along the way.
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huffingtonpost.com March 24, 2015
11 Reasons Why Travel Makes You a Happier Person

Travel is good for lots of things, but it can also increase mental well-being - and not just in the short-term.
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techcrunch.com April 30, 2015
Dufl, A Service That Packs And Ships Your Suitcase, Is A Traveler’s Dream

The absolute worst part of traveling, whether it’s for business or for pleasure, is packing and unpacking a suitcase. The work it takes to pack a bag is negligible, but having a clean inventory of clothes each time you pack takes far more planning.
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skift.com November 1, 2016
Google’s Travel Business Is Already Twice the Size of Expedia’s

When is Google finally going to tie all of its travel products together and become an online travel agency to rival Expedia, the Priceline Group and, increasingly, Ctrip? Not anytime soon or even in the foreseeable future.
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homeiswhereyourbagis.com October 1, 2013
15 things you should see on Lombok

Lombok – an island east of Bali, but less famous than its neighbor. While every year millions of tourists are attracted to Bali, many places on Lombok are still untouched. Over here mass tourism is still unknown.
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lifehacker.com May 21, 2013
The Air Travel Rights You Aren't Aware of (and How to Get Them)

If you've ever sat in a plane on the tarmac only to have the flight cancelled, been bumped just before boarding, or landed at your destination only to be told your luggage will arrive sometime in the next 12 hours, you know how air travel can suck.
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blog.alexmaccaw.com June 20, 2013
How to travel around the world for a year

While my last post covered my previous year traveling, writing and programming, this article will go into the specifics of planning your own round the world trip, including flights, costs, activities and accommodation.
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lifehacker.com March 27, 2015
How (and Why) I Stopped Waiting for Others and Started Traveling Solo

Adventuring alone sounds exciting, but it’s also scary. Like most people, I’ve done the majority of my traveling with friends and family. That is, until I realized that I had places I wanted to go and no one wanted to go with me.
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huffingtonpost.com September 23, 2013
Travel While You're Young

This is the time for small paychecks and big memories. This is the time for travel. We are about as attached to one location as we are to our favorite Chinese take-out place. We know what we like about it, and we take comfort in the familiarity, but that's about it. - Jessy Tapper
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lifehacker.com September 14, 2015
How to Choose an Offbeat Travel Destination (Without Getting Screwed)

If you want to go see the Eiffel Tower or the Grand Canyon, there are tons of well-written travel guides to help. If you want something a little more offbeat, you’re probably on your own.
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nytimes.com October 26, 2017
20 places to travel in your 20s

This article is part of a series aimed at helping you navigate life’s opportunities and challenges. What else should we write about? Contact us: [email protected]. There’s no better way to change your perception of the world — and maybe yourself — than travel.
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matadornetwork.com January 9, 2013
Why you should start traveling alone

Traveling alone is enlightening. It’s empowering. It’s explorative. People think you’re amazing after telling them a story about a place you traveled to on your own.
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telegraph.co.uk November 21, 2016
Destination unknown: the top-secret holidays for people who hate planning

You can glean a lot about a person from where they decide to go on holiday. Paris, for example, has long been synonymous with old romantics; Goa has a history of hippies; and the Costa-del-Sol has a well-documented association with on-the-run cons (hence its nickname, “Costa del Crime”).
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forbes.com March 29, 2016
Top Travel Websites For Planning Your Next Adventure

Technology’s effects on the travel industry are widespread, with innovation signaling the dawn of a new age of travel products and services after the birth of the Internet and modern-communication systems.
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mashable.com October 16, 2013
How I Flew Around the World in Business Class for $1,340

I recently booked a round-trip set of flights from Minneapolis to Shanghai in business class. I needed to head back to China to resume teaching English after the end of the photo season in Minneapolis, where I was shooting portraits and wedding photos.
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lifehacker.com June 28, 2015
Five Best Cheap Travel Booking Sites

Getting away for a little vacation shouldn’t have to be expensive. There are tons of great sites to help you plan your next trip, whether it’s for business or pleasure, and compare flights, hotels, and train or bus tickets, all without breaking the bank.
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nytimes.com September 19, 2014
Norway the Slow Way

“That’s the one,” said Coleman, pointing up at a drab, second-story apartment. We were standing on a street corner in Trondheim — a lovable, wharf-laden university town perched on the lip of a fjord in central Norway.
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nytimes.com May 4, 2015
36 Hours in Vienna

Not quite a century ago, Vienna was downgraded from being the glorious capital of a sprawling empire to the capital of just one country, Austria. What remains undiminished is the city’s reputation as a capital of high living.
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nytimes.com October 26, 2017
How One Airline Ticket Can Equal Two Seats

It doesn’t take a seasoned traveler to know that flights are closer to full than ever. Passengers jockey for overhead space, wrestle over an armrest or are smacked by a reclining seat — at least those relegated to economy.
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matadornetwork.com July 1, 2014
40 of the world’s most impressive “second cities”

THE BIGGEST CITY in a country always seems to get the most attention, and while tourists flock in droves to these “first cities,” it takes a traveler with a slightly different agenda to skip them (and thereby many of the iconic sites the country is known for) and head to the second cities inst
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thrillist.com July 28, 2017
The 50 Most Unforgettable Things You Have to Do Abroad Before You Die

Lists get a bad wrap, especially in the realm of travel, where ditching set plans and itineraries can lead to the greatest adventures. But with a world this big and a life so short, you might want to set a few specific goals for yourself to chase.
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entrepreneur.com November 4, 2016
6 Travel Hacks From Experienced Business Travelers

If you’re paying for your own flights, it’s easy to choose the cheapest option. But the cheapest option isn’t always the best option. Connecting flights are sometimes necessary to get from one location to another, but look for direct flights if at all possible.
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businessinsider.com June 18, 2014
How To Get Cheaper Plane Tickets By Using A Fake Location

But, say, once I was in Bangkok, that same flight that was once $300 would fall to $30 almost inexplicably. This phenomenon is because a ticket’s point-of-sale—the place where a retail transaction is completed—can affect the price of any flight with an international component.
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nytimes.com October 28, 2017
How to Choose an Air Travel Search Site

Which airline booking sites offer the cheapest airfares? If your answer was Expedia — or any of the other dozens of online travel agencies — you’re wrong. If it was “They’re all the same,” you’re definitely wrong. “It’s so overwhelming, I have no idea”? You’re getting close.
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lifehacker.com December 26, 2012
Apply for a Travel Grant and Get Your Trip Funded for Free

Traveling can be one of the most important, most memorable life experiences (especially if you're a student and study abroad).
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lifehacker.com September 19, 2011
The Ultimate Travel Hacking Guide

It's never been easier to compare travel and accommodation prices using sites like Hipmunk, Kayak, or Google Flights, but a little extra legwork can save hundreds on airfare, hotels, and attractions.
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lonelyplanet.com December 25, 2012
Top 10 US travel destinations for 2013

Every year our US-based editors team up with Lonely Planet’s expert authors to compile a list of US destinations that are prime for the next year.
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thenextweb.com August 17, 2015
27 must-have travel apps for every step of your journey

Travel is one of the industries that has completely transformed by the smartphone evolution and as a result, there is an abundance of ingenious apps designed to make your trips easy to plan, cheaper, well-informed and more enjoyable.
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expertvagabond.com November 13, 2013
My 30 Best Travel Tips After 7 Years Traveling The World

It’s now been 7 years since I sold everything and left the United States to travel the world. These are the best travel tips I’ve discovered along the way.
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chrisguillebeau.com
How Much Does It Cost to Visit Every Country in the World?

I’ve mentioned a few times that going to every country in the world wasn’t as expensive as most people initially think. But how much did it really cost? The short answer is that I’m not 100% sure of the precise figure.
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lifehacker.com September 12, 2013
How I Learned to Love Traveling Solo

I didn’t travel anywhere by myself until I was twenty-two. And then I spent a year as an international hobo. Now I travel alone all the time, for work and for pleasure. There is too much I want to do and see to wait for the perfect travel buddy. This post originally appeared on Medium.
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nytimes.com December 18, 2017
How to Be a Better Traveler: Tips From 2017

This year, we covered a variety of topics to help you save time, money and your sanity while traveling. Here is a selection of those articles, with some tips and techniques gleaned from them. Share your ideas in the comments section. Which Travel Search Site Is Best? It Depends on Your Goals
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digital-photography-school.com May 16, 2013
20 Photography Tips Every Travel Photographer Must Know

The best light to capture most kinds of subjects is in the golden hours- one hour after sunrise and one hour before sunset (depend off course on where you are on the globe). So get up early to get that amazing photo opportunities, while all the other tourists are still asleep.
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lifehacker.com October 3, 2013
How to Plan a Trip Itinerary Using Custom Google Maps

Itinerary planning seems to be one of those things you can’t efficiently outsource to a computer just yet. It generally requires a couple of things: knowing where you're staying, where you'd like to go, and where exactly all these places are in a city that you have absolutely no idea about.
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wildjunket.com October 20, 2017
How to Find the Cheapest Flight to Anywhere in the World – Wild Junket Adventure Travel Blog

As I’ve often preached, travel doesn’t need to be expensive. Most of the time, airfare is the biggest expenditure on your trip and it takes up a chunk of our hard-earned savings. The best way to reduce this expenditure is to find the cheapest flight possible.
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nytimes.com December 11, 2017
What Tech Tools Frequent Travelers Should Always Pack

How do New York Times journalists use technology in their jobs and in their personal lives? Lucas Peterson, who writes the Frugal Traveler column, discussed the tech he’s using. As the Frugal Traveler, you visit countries all over the world on a tight budget.
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nytimes.com May 5, 2016
How to Find the Best Deals on Flights

The popular search site Kayak.com handles more than one billion travel booking searches annually, primarily for airfare and hotels.
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lifehacker.com August 31, 2016
BaseTrip Gives You Travel Information About Any Country You’re Visiting

Especially when you’re visiting a new, unfamiliar country, you want to be prepared for your trip. BaseTrip tells you everything you should know about traveling to your destination, from tipping etiquette to vaccinations to average internet speeds.
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neverendingfootsteps.com July 18, 2016
My 100 Best Travel Tips From Five Years of Travel

On the 17th July 2011, a very timid version of myself stepped onto a plane with a one-way ticket in hand. I hadn’t travelled alone before, and never for more than two weeks at a time. Travel was brand new and I had no idea what I was doing. I made a lot of mistakes over the past five years.
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lifehacker.com July 12, 2017
This Site Helps You Plan a Spontaneous Trip Around Your Budget

If you’re looking to use some vacation days, but you’re not sure where you want to go, travel booking site Wander lets you search based on your overall travel budget. Fear not wanderlust-stricken soul. Whether you’ve saved up $500 or $5,000, there’s a trip out there for you.
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neverendingfootsteps.com September 15, 2014
How to Travel the Maldives on a Budget: It’s Possible!

The Maldives is a fascinating country to travel to independently, not least because it’s only been possible to do so for the past five years. Now, guesthouses are springing up on local islands on a seemingly monthly basis, offering budget travellers an affordable way to explore the country.
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huffingtonpost.com December 16, 2014
Use a 'Fake' Location to Get Cheaper Plane Tickets

I can't explain airline pricing but I do know some plane tickets can be cheaper depending on where you buy them or, even better, where you appear to buy them from. This is all about leveraging foreign currencies and points-of-sale to your advantage.
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lifehacker.com September 19, 2016
Google Trips Personalizes and Automates Your Travel Plans From Start to Finish

iOS/Android: Google has been tiptoeing the travel game for a while now with useful tools like Google Flights and their hotel search function. Today, they completely jumped in with a new app that manages and helps plan your trip from start to finish.
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skift.com November 17, 2016
Airbnb Launches Trips, Its Big Tours and Activities Gamble

Airbnb is making good on its global campaign promise to help guests “live there” with its newest product launch.
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lifehacker.com August 22, 2016
Get Your Tech Ready Before Traveling Solo to Avoid Homesickness

When traveling abroad alone, you typically want to stay connected for safety reasons. There’s another reason to make sure you can reach friends and family, though: solo travel gets lonely. Adventuring alone sounds exciting, but it’s also scary.
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lifehacker.com July 25, 2012
Find Really Cheap First-Class or Business-Class Tickets with ITA Software's Matrix

One secret that hardcore business travelers know is you can often fly first class or business class for almost the same as flying coach (and sometimes it's just as cheap). Certain seats are priced like coach but actually upgrade you automatically. You can find them on ITA Software's Matrix.
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livingprague.com February 6, 2017
Interesting, Fun and Popular Things To Do in Prague

You’ve got a long weekend or a few days in Prague and you’ve not had a great deal of time to go through the recommended guide books. Prague has hundreds of tourist attractions catering to a wide range of tastes and interests.
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tim.blog August 6, 2013
How to Travel to Exotic, Expensive Cities on $50 a Day

(Photo: Marc P. Demoz) OK, I’ve had a few short posts recently. Now it’s time for my favorite: a post you will want to print out, refer to often, and take with you on adventures. In this case, we’ll explore budget travel that is luxury travel.
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bbc.com June 19, 2014
The Swiss train tourists don’t take

I floated in a steamy, 38C rooftop pool, watching glints of the sinking copper sun reflect off the Rhäetian Alps.
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techcrunch.com June 9, 2016
TravelPerk gets $7M Series A to take the pain out of booking business travel

Barcelona based TravelPerk, a business travel booking platform founded last year by a team of ex-Booking.com employees, has closed a $7 million Series A round of financing led by Spark Capital. Additional investors including Sunstone Capital and existing backer LocalGlobe.
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digital-photography-school.com September 1, 2014
5 Simple Tips to Improve Your Travel Photos

There is no doubt that travel photography is an incredibly rewarding profession because you have an opportunity to tell stories through your own pictures. But it is also one of the most challenging genres to master.
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thewinnower.com January 3, 2014
What Happened When We Tried To Publish a Real Paper Investigating Time Travel

How is it that a paper that could not get published had the fourth highest reported Altmetric score for all scientific contributions in 2013 (Liu 2014)? This contribution to the Grain has the interesting backstory, written at the request of a Winnower editor.
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lifehacker.com June 15, 2014
Numbeo Tells You How Much It Costs to Live or Travel in a City

The next time you travel and want to budget out your trip, Numbeo will tell you the incidental costs of your travel in any city, including transportation and eating out.
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thepointsguy.com December 26, 2014
10 Best Websites To Find Cheap Airfares

This post contains references to products from one or more of our advertisers. We may receive compensation when you click on links to those products. For an explanation of our Advertising Policy, visit this page.
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thedailybeast.com September 27, 2015
The Sad Decline of Yemen, the Best Country You’ll Never Get to See

As my plane descended into Yemen’s international airport and I had just finished reading the country’s English-language newspaper, I noticed a small article about a Dutch tourist who had recently been kidnapped by a hill tribe and released after two weeks of negotiations.
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lifehacker.com December 16, 2014
The Pros and Cons of a Cruise vs an All-inclusive Resort

If you want your next vacation experience to come with pre-planned activities and dining options built-in, consider a cruise or an all-inclusive resort. If you can't decide which one you prefer, these tips will help you choose.
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lifehacker.com August 1, 2016
Make Packing Easier With a Permanent Travel Drawer

If you’re anything like me, you spend a lot of time packing for a trip. You painstakingly plan out everything to bring, make a full list, then Tetris everything into your luggage. A better solution? Keep a permanent travel drawer.
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nytimes.com October 28, 2017
A Crash Course in Airbnb

When the 1962 Ford Galaxie convertible cruised up the hill, my car-crazy son Caleb, 15, was behind the wheel, a giddy smile on his face. It was a moment that drove home the idea that Airbnb, which I had associated with solo travelers in their 20s, could bring something unique to family vacations.
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fastcompany.com April 13, 2015
No Internet, No Credit Cards, No Problem: How Airbnb Launched In Cuba

If you don’t know much about Cuba, Airbnb’s recent announcement that it has begun booking rooms there sounds pretty unremarkable. After all, Airbnb operates in more than 190 countries, and its offerings are as diverse as they are plentiful.
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