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Every day, more and more people long for vacations that go beyond packaged tours and overpriced hotels. They want unforgettable adventures. Travel expert Matt Kepnes has been traveling the world since 2006 and has shared his expertise and insights with countless globe-trotters on his blog and in print. In this new, updated edition of How to Travel the World, you’ll be able to benefit from practical, detailed, exhaustively researched travel advice that will help you get on the road better, cheaper, and smarter.

Traveling the world is a common goal of many. However, traveling is often viewed as a luxury only the rich can afford. But with the right planning, networks, and information, it is possible to roam the planet for a year for under $20,000. This may sound unthinkable for some and ridiculous for others, but it is very much possible, and other travelers are there to prove it. The most important thing to do when going on a budgeted trip is to plan. With this at hand, this book will mostly discuss pre-departure preparations.

Sometimes, all people want is an escape from their everyday lives. They're not sure how, but they know they want to live a different life, have a new experience, or change things up a bit. 🌍 How to Travel the World and Live with No Regrets Learn How to Travel for Free, Find Cheap Travel Deals, and Discover Life-Changing Destinations Are you craving escape, purpose, or a fresh start? Do you dream of traveling the world but don’t know where to begin—or how to afford it? In How to Travel the World and Live with No Regrets, Dr. Ernesto Martinez—a global explorer who has traveled to ...

If you're traveling the world - or if you just want to travel the world from your armchair - this audiobook will enlighten and amuse you. It could add a few unusual stops to your itinerary, as well. We suggest some intriguing natural sights, such as the perfectly conical Chocolate Hills, Indian pilgrimage mountains topped by temples, whole forests of identikit crooked trees, and volcanoes inside volcanoes. Perhaps festivals are more to your taste. Would you prefer the anarchic creativity of Burning Man, a Japanese cry-baby competition, or a massive food fight?