Whether it is with your friends or by yourself, this may be the thing you need. Your 20s are the best time of your life, right? So, why not take advantage and see the world?
Traveling can be one of the best experiences. You can learn how to be independent, learn about different cultures, and make a whole lot of memories that will last forever. Yes, it may be intimidating, but if you take it step by step, you will have a trip planned in no time.
You may see this title and think you won’t be able to because you’re low on money. Don’t worry because there are a bunch of affordable places to choose from.Â
Locations
To be able to see the world is a fantastic opportunity, so when choosing where to go, you can never go wrong. You will learn and see beautiful things in every location, whether it’s famous landmarks or excellent cultural food. There are so many countries to visit that will all give you a different experience that you will never forget.Â
Italy
Besides the absolutely delicious meals, Italy’s cities are great places to start if you want a taste of a different culture. There is so much to see and do in the boot, like famous landmarks, wine tours, the city on the water (go before it sinks), beautiful architecture, and nature. Check out Florence, Venice, Milan, Pisa, and, of course, Rome.
France
Of course, Paris is on everyone’s bucket list. But the Eiffel Tower isn’t the only thing to see in France. The museums in France are a sight to see. The Louvre, located in the city of Paris, holds an extremely large collection of old classical art; It’s worth the ticket price. Below Paris, the cities and towns on the Mediterranean are great places to visit to get a tropical vacation with amazing food. If you don’t plan a trip to France in your lifetime, you are missing out.
Spain
Spain has a mix of urban areas, beautiful landscapes, and old architecture. There are a lot of hotspots in Spain, like Madrid and Barcelona. Barcelona is filled with sightseeing and a bunch of nightlife. If you need a mix of both, Spain is the perfect choice for you.Â
London, UK
If you are a city person who loves to try different restaurants/bars, style rainy fashion, explore giant museums, walk in breathtaking parks, and take adventures around the city by the tube, then London should 100% be the next trip you plan.Â
Flights
It is always good to spend money on a good round-trip flight. Different airlines will have different prices. I suggest checking a few times on a browser that is not logged into as you so they don’t change the prices. Try to get flights that don’t have stops so you can keep track of your luggage and stay non-stressed. Plan ahead of time so you can get the best flight deals. Also, keep in mind that certain times of the year are more expensive than others. See when you have the free time for a vacay on some non-holiday dates. During the school year, May is the best time for you to travel.
Trains
In Europe, there are high-speed trains that run for miles. You can get to the other side of the country in a matter of hours. It’s convenient and cheap to see more places in a short amount of time. If you spend a few days in one city, you can take a day trip to another city to do some sightseeing. It’s a cheap way to make your trip even better.Â
Places to stay
Always, always, always look on Vrbo and AirBnB for a cheap place to stay. Hotels can add up very fast. If you are in a tropical location, resorts aren’t bad but can be pricey. Another cheap option would be a hostel. A hostel is a communal apartment, dorm, or room. Sometimes you have to share a room with other travelers, if you choose this, be careful and lock up your belongings.Â
“Live your life by a compass not a clock.”
– Anonymous
Don’t get stuck in the revolving schedule of work. Bring balance and happiness to your life. Everyone needs some adventures in their lifetime so that they can open their eyes to the wonders this world has to offer.Â