In late 2014, I began a trip backpacking in Central and South America and started this blog as a side project. This month marks the 10-year anniversary of the blog, which is now a successful business. For details about how it started and grew, keep reading.
One of my biggest travel pet peeves is finding affordable cellular data phone plans. eSIM cards are the future—ready or not! They are very convenient and cheaper than paying for an international plan but do have a few flaws. I dig into all the details in my latest post!
Every year, I collect a list of my favorite travel items that I’ve discovered recently that make my adventures easier, more comfortable or stylish. Here are 13 of the best travel holiday gifts for 2024 for globe-trotting friends and family.
The easiest way to save money while traveling is having the right kind of bank accounts. In my latest post, I discuss the best accounts for avoiding fees. I also share my favorite bank accounts, travel rewards credit cards and top budget tips for international travel
One day we will all travel again. Until then, let’s focus on saving money for the epic adventures ahead. I have literally done 90% of the things mentioned in the past year to save money. Regardless of your financial situation, these tips will help you save money!
Whether you’re looking to move abroad completely or go for a short stint, there are multiple ways to make money while traveling. Here’s eight awesome ways include six I’ve done myself!)
While the nostalgic part of me misses the days of paper maps and film cameras, smart phones do make travel and life a lot easier. Here’s a recap of my current favorite travel apps – almost all of them are free!
I’m wrapping up my first self-published book project called “Good With Money.” Since this is my first book, I need your help getting the word out! If you enjoy the blog, this is your chance to get involved!
In this week’s Travel Tuesday Interview Series, I chat with The New York Times’ Frugal Traveler, Lucas Peterson! He discusses his favorite food cities, his travel highlights and his travel budget philosophy.
The great paradox of life is the relationship between time and money. An abundance of one usually leads to a shortage of the other. I’ve talked about money in previous posts. Now, let’s chat about TIME. Here’s four ways to carve out a few weeks or a year to travel!
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