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If you love comfortable hotels and are not ready to give up the amenities for the sake of a dream - this article is not for you. The advice is simple: work long and hard, and one day you may be able to save the amount needed for the trip. For others who are not looking for easy ways, we will tell you how to travel the world without money or with a minimum of them.Let's start with the bad, but quite predictable, news: it is unlikely to make such a trip without a penny. There are two cost items that cannot be saved. The first is visas. Of course, you can ask a truck driver you know to smuggle you across the border, but firstly, it will create a number of obstacles during your illegal stay in the country, and secondly, we prefer legal means of saving.The second is health insurance. Before you travel around the world, you need to clearly understand that this activity is very adventurous, and often dangerous. Abroad, very expensive medical care, and if something happens - your family will have to spend a fortune on your treatment. This may include the necessary vaccinations if you are going to potentially dangerous countries.On this we tie up with the bad news and move on to the positive. Any trip costs three whales: transport, housing, food. We will dwell on each of them in detail, considering both extreme ways of saving and conventional ones that do not involve a complete waiver of money.Transport on the go The most "free" mode of transport in the world is hitchhiking. There are nuances, but for hardcore tourists - that's it. For those who do not want to rely on chance, you can look for fellow travelers on services like blablacar. Bicycle is the choice of hardy travelers who are in no hurry. Fortunately, European countries have all the conditions for cycling.The bus is an inexpensive mode of transport, suitable for short journeys between cities. Carefully study the route and ticket prices. It often happens that the price of tickets for "transfer" tickets will be much lower than for a direct flight. The train is also inexpensive, especially if you book tickets in advance. It is better to choose night flights, in which, if you are lucky, you can sleep, saving at the same time and housing.Housing for rent Camping.In any tourist city you can find a hostel - an inexpensive hostel, where there is everything you need. There are many international volunteer organizations that will be happy to accept active young people who want to travel while helping other people or the planet. Housing, road, food - all inclusive. You have a chance not only to travel the world, but also to make it a little better.Food on the go Forget about restaurants on the tourist streets. Speaking of expiration date. Have you heard of dumpster diving? This is a relatively new movement that is struggling with overproduction of food by removing food thrown away by supermarkets from garbage cans. So, if hunger or the desire to travel overcomes the feeling of disgust - you can "slash" under a conscious inhabitant of the planet and dig a little edible in the trash behind grocery stores.When traveling in the countryside, do not miss the free gifts of nature in the form of wild apple trees, pears, plums and other fruits and vegetables. In addition to saving on food, it is also vitamins. Always carry a bottle of water with you and fill it at every opportunity. It is impossible to get a drink - pour tap water, pre-boil for a couple of minutes and allow to settle.

 How much does it cost, where to ride, what to do?

Where is Bukovel Ski resort Bukovel is one of the nearest and accessible for Belarusians. Silichi and Logoisk do not count. Ukraine is very close. The distance from Minsk is 850 km. Approximately 12 hours of travel. Every winter, thousands of lovers of mountain trails spend time doing their favorite pastime. The winter has been warm this year. Many ski resorts in Europe were left without snow. But this is not about Bukovel. Even at the end of February, when the first spring flowers began to bloom in Belarus, there is snow in Bukovel and 60 out of 66 available slopes are open.The history of the trip to Bukovel Artur, an employee of the Rosting company, was going to Bukovel for a whole year. This year, with a group of friends, he visited the resort and shared his impressions. -Last year, friends told how cool they went to Bukovel to ride. After listening to their stories, I also got excited about the idea. Before that, I had been to Logoisk a few times. You can't really call it skating. And I really wanted to.Therefore, in November last year, I gladly accepted the offer to go to Bukovel at the end of January with friends who go there year after year. The guys are proven, reliable and experienced. So I'm lucky with the company!
    My friend and I took it for three days, as we planned to take skiing lessons at the resort. And the price of training already includes the cost of using the lift. It's profitable. The guys who bought on the spot had to activate the package and ride for three days in a row, without the possibility of transferring days.

    The choice of hotels is great. And everything seems good (if you believe the ads and descriptions presented on the sites of reservation systems). But at the same time, not all hotels will suit you in reality, if you do not pay attention to some points. This article outlines the basic rules of choosing a hotel, following which to some extent, you can (hopefully) choose a decent and inexpensive hotel (or any other option for living) that will meet all your requirements and expectations.All the issues discussed below are passed through the prism of the personal and rich experience of the author of the note, who lived during his travels in more than a hundred hotels (as well as apartments, houses, motels, hostels, guest houses, campsites, etc.) in 30 European countries.There were sometimes, of course, not very good options, but here's how to avoid them, and I'll try to tell including. The information below implies that the pre-selection of accommodation options has already been carried out, that is, the obviously unsuitable options have been discarded with the help of filters, the remaining ones are sorted by price, and you begin to consider them in detail.

    If Tokyo's bustling and vibrant nightlife isn't your cup of tea, try Fuji-Hakone-Izu the next time you're in the Land of the Rising Sun. Fuji Hakone Izu National Park is located in central Honshu, Japan. This is a collection of several nature parks with various isolated places in Japan. This national park includes the world-famous Mount Fuji, the five Fuji Lakes, the Hakone Geopark, the Izu Peninsula and the Izu Islands. The entire park is a total of 474 square miles.
Its geography represents a diverse topography of highlands, hot springs, bodies of water, miles of coastline and hundreds of volcanic islands. There are also waterfalls, gardens and coral reefs. The best time for mountaineers to visit Mount Fuji is from July 1 to August 31, and spring, summer or autumn is a good time to see the rest of this national park, especially for nature lovers.    The park was recently designated a UNESCO World Heritage Site and is administered by the Ministry of Environment of Japan. It is the most visited national park in Japan, as well as one of the best places for tourists traveling to the "Land of the Rising Sun". Mount Fuji alone offers rock climbing, camping, fishing and diving.

Top 5 Ways to Use a Travel Planner

    If you've never used Google Maps Travel Planner before, you'll be amazed at how well it helps you organize and organize your next trip. Use Google Maps to plan hiking tours, mark placemarks to highlight areas you want to visit, and even use real-time location tracking to always know where your family members are. So, if you're ready to plan your next trip, sign in to your Google Account and sign in to Google Maps Travel Planner to continue.

Route planners across Europe. All travel planning services on one page

    Riding a motorcycle is my hobby, I like it, and I try to get out on long trips more often. Probably every fan of travel, regardless of priority transport, whether a motorcyclist or hitchhiker, spends a lot of time on the maps, dreaming of a new route, drooling and counting finances. I'm no exception) I want to go a lot more, so I look at the maps and open the sites of various route planners much more often than necessary. Combined with considerable practical experience in the use of car planners in travel, over time, the advantages and disadvantages of some such programs.We will talk about it in this article, about sites-planners of routes. Almost any site with online maps now has a sewn-in route planner, but some are ungodly buggy, others do not take into account such features of the route, such as ferries. Finally, many planners have too small a limit on the number of key points.Yes, and only free programs will be considered here, Paid they are all cool and work great, we should not talk about them. In addition, route planners usually have their "specialization" in any region. There are also world autoplanirovschiki, but they cope worse with local roads and distances, in comparison with regional. Let's divide the considered autoplanirovschiki some groups:1) World route planners.     Quality planner for Europe with beautiful maps. I really got the impression that this is not Route Planner, but Trip Planner, ie map-map, and the site is sharpened not for cars and motorcycles, but simply for independent tourists who use any public transport.    Created on the basis of Google maps, so I do not see much point in referring to it, it's easier to go straight to the original source. Quite a voluminous and powerful portal with information for tourists. In addition to the planner, there is also a search for hotels, plane tickets, car rentals, etc.

 South America.

 USA and Canada. 

For variety, other search engines and travel agencies in one line: Kayak