The Lost Girl's Guide to Finding the World
An adventure traveller's tales from around the world.
Clever and useful ways to think about budgeting, both before you leave and on your trip.
After five years of university, I immediately designed a five-year travel plan across six continents and through 40 countries while $40,000 in student loan debt ($38, 990 to be exact – plus $8, 336.86 in interest over the years). It doesn’t Read More …
Iceland is not a cheap country to visit. In fact, in my post about 10 ways to save money in Iceland, I mention how it ranks as the 14th most expensive country in the world according to Business Insider. As Read More …
Most people feel like money is a secret and what you make and what you spend is very personal. I disagree and think the more we openly talk about any issue and idea, the more we can all learn and Read More …
When traveling it’s surprising how swiftly you can burn through that fold of cash in your pocket. A little drink here, a museum entrance fee there and a bus ride or cab fare and the next thing you know, you’re Read More …
I have to admit it: budgeting sucks. Sometimes it’s really really hard to do. I’ve spent the last four years traveling for six months, then coming home, working hard, and saving every penny I can for six months. Just so Read More …
I’ve spent the last week or two spending some serious hours trip planning the next two months. (Which we all know I don’t particularly love). I have some friends and family coming to meet me soon so I kind of Read More …
One of the biggest hidden expenses of both long and short term travel is your bank card. You expect to pay a certain amount for accommodation, food, and activities, but you never really think about how much money you might Read More …