Even on a fixed income you can still travel.
Here's what to do:
• Stash 10% monthly in a travel fund
• Book during off-peak for big savings
• Pick destinations where your money goes further
Start planning your next adventure today - your future self will thank you.
An unconventional way to see a city that no one thinks about:
A running tour.
Here's why we love them:
• Exercise is good.
• Experiences are more memorable.
• You see the city from a different perspective.
• The guide is usually local (knows the best spots).
Simplify your travel experience with a capsule wardrobe. Here's why:
• Packing becomes effortless
• Saves space in your luggage
• Mix and match for multiple outfits
• Less stress deciding what to wear
Once you do this you can focus more on your trip.
Make the most of your PTO:
• Have a buffer day before returning to work.
• Stack holidays & PTO to extend your time off.
• Avoid peak travel. Plan your departure mid-week.
• Use red-eye flights to maximize daytime exploring.
How do you maximize your PTO?
Who says work and vacay can't work together.
These work skills translate well to maximizing your PTO:
• Organization
• Utilizing Tech
• Communication
• Task prioritization
• Project management
The best part: you're the CEO of your trip.
Get hyped for your next trip with these unconventional habits:
• Practice packing your bag multiple times
• Virtually "visit" local cafes using online reviews
• Learn a useful phrase in the local language weekly
• Start a "destination scrapbook" months in advance