Travel More. Spend Less. Live Happy.
If you are short on time, don’t let that stop you from exploring what Tokyo has to offer. Here’s how I made due with my limited time in the Japanese city. I first had to research the different areas of Tokyo to see exactly where I wanted to visit. I needed to be in a location that was central to the most attractions. I knew for a fact that I wanted
Working a regular office job is slowly becoming a thing of the past. There’s a new wave of people that are being deemed “digital nomads.” What’s a digital nomad? Loosely defined, it’s someone who travels while still being able to work and earn money for said travels via digital sources. Below, I explain 5 ways you can join the digital nomad world: 1. Online English teacher: As you all know
A taxi collectivo is simply the Cuban version of an Uber share. So you essentially share the car with other people going to the same area for a cheaper price then a private taxi. The owner of my casa in Havana, Gloria, arranged my pickup the night before. We agreed to 25 pesos ($25) for the 2-hour trip. After an early breakfast made by Gloria, my taxi was there and
It’s almost a new year and we all have our #travelgoals that we are lining up in 2019. One of the main places that I’m seeing on everyone’s list is Cuba. Former President Barack Obama opened up travel for Americans to head there and now everyone wants to get there before the authenticity of the country is compromised. However, there are still some things you need to know before booking
A little background on how I planned and booked my trip to Cuba. I booked and planned everything on my own. I did not use an agent or travel company. I spent a few months doing the background research on what was needed for Americans to travel to the island. You can see that post in past blogs. Once I had a good understanding on the requirements, I booked
