Whether you’re a lifelong backpacker, or you’re a total noob to this idea of budget travel, if you happen to be in the tri-state area, Meet, Plan, Go 2010 should be on your agenda! On September 14th, 2010, your Art of Backpacking guru’s will be hosting the first Annual Meet, Plan, Go event in Philadelphia. If you’re intrigued by the idea of breaking out of your routine and taken the road less traveled, you might want to stay tuned.
This is how I escaped the cubicle in ten months so I could travel for one year. I just want to make it clear that this does not mean this type of career is wrong or right. It was simply not for me and this is my story of leaving where I was unhappy. This is how I lived and how I got out. It’s to provide you with inspiration if you are in the same shoes as I was. Anything is possible if you put your heart to it. I understand everyone has different circumstances. Just remember to be yourself and follow through what you want out of your life.
There is plenty of Meet, Plan, Go! buzz going around the real world and the Twitter world. As summer winds down for Americans who might probably wonder where their summer went, what better the opportunity to dive into the world of travel. Meet, Plan, Go which will be hosted by yours truly on September 14th will be a great gathering of travel resources for anyone who wants to make travel a part of their lives.
The urge to see the world has never been exclusive to the male gender. Everyone, at some point in their life, has had the desire to strap on a pack and leave home with nothing but what they could carry, living free on the road to anywhere. It is an idea that is not native to any one culture and that is why those who undertake such a trek are bound to find travelers from all corners of the globe wherever they happen to land.
Travelers get the reputation as social individuals on the go. Especially, when you’re a youth backpacker. The idea that we are brave enough to live as unique nomads in search of a new adventure means we’re willing to socialize and talk with anyone. This isn’t necessarily the case for everyone. You can easily be a [...]
Derek Turner from the United States took on a journey to six continents and over thirty countries to fulfill his dream. He’s been on the road for over three years and continues to travel. In the first six months of his journey, he took it by sea by sailing the world. He started a website called The World By Sea to raise money – 100% of which would go to humanitarian needs encountered during his travels.
Budget travelers who always seem to strip down to the bare necessities find it difficult to indulge again. After spending time abroad and limiting themselves to Menu deals or partying only in their hostel; partying back home can be overwhelming. Suddenly, spending over $100/ USD last night doesn’t seem so far fetched. But, you forget that a few months ago, you stretched $20 and lived comfortably.
New York City summers have always been a pleasure; as long as the weather cooperates. Summer 2010 after being spoiled with a Winter Summer in South America has actually been quite pleasing. After meeting wonderful people abroad, I was able to coordinate a summer trip to The Netherlands. As a true budget traveler, I am [...]
On August 24th, 2010 – I leave for Xi’an, China. I signed a ten month contract to teach English at a University. I’ve been on the road for over one year and three months and I’m still going strong.
