I wish I had done some backpacking and taken a year out as a student.
I was brought up in Hong Kong, so we travelled quite a lot in and around Asia, and I think I was happy to go home and learn about the country I was born it. But it is something I always wish I had done, before hitting that career ladder which is so difficult to get off.
If I could do it now, then I would not want to be a ‘student on a budget’ as I prefer to think of myself as a young (cough!) professional with a bit more cash to splash like on great gap year luggage.
I would want to explore the world, immerse myself in culture, meet other travellers, and get to know the locals, but I do not want to stay in dirty, flea ridden hostels or characterless hotels. Ideally ‘backpacking’ but staying in lovely local (and clean) places with a hot shower and a hairdryer.
So how do you explore like a backpacker but travel in style ?
If you had an unlimited budget, then where would you go?
Share your travel dreams with me.
I’m enjoying learning about blogging so far and am keen to get more followers and reads, I don’t mean to sound all about the numbers but just to keep motivation up and so I don’t feel like I'm talking to myself :) I intend to blog about luggage and bags, bags and luggage, talk about travel, hotels, weekend breaks, running your own business, a woman in business, my life in Scotland, tell ridiculous stories, etc. etc. And basically the blog will thrown into the "lifestyle" niche.
Showing posts with label gap year travel. Show all posts
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Tuesday, 16 October 2012
Tuesday, 18 September 2012
How much does it cost to travel the world for a year?
How much does it cost to travel the world for a year?
An individual embarked on a year-long travel project was Daniel Baylis. In 2011, he spent a month in twelve different nations on the six inhabited continents of the world. It was the most intense and inspiring experience of his life. And he somehow survived.....
http://www.danielbaylis.ca/travel/price-cost-one-year/
An individual embarked on a year-long travel project was Daniel Baylis. In 2011, he spent a month in twelve different nations on the six inhabited continents of the world. It was the most intense and inspiring experience of his life. And he somehow survived.....
http://www.danielbaylis.ca/travel/price-cost-one-year/
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