Lonely Planet - La bible du grand voyageur
Du camping au bateau stop en passant par l'échange de maison, des centaines de conseils pour préparer son départ de façon astucieuse, économique et novatrice. Disponible en numérique au format epub fixe pour iPad via la plateforme iBooks. Le format est celui d'un guide Lonely Planet, facile à emporter et à utiliser sur place. Il est transversal à toutes les destinations : c'est un guide ultrapratique permettant de voyager mieux et moins cher, avec une approche écologique et éthique. Le sommaire est simple, il est divisé en grandes sections : 1) Préparer son départ ; 2) Se déplacer ; 3) Se nourrir ; 4) Se loger ; 5) Sécurité et santé Dans ces sections, les chapitres fourmillent d'informations pratiques sur tout ce qui touche au voyage : comment préparer ses bagages de façon intelligente, comment camper en milieu naturel, choisir son vélo pour pédaler sur les routes, utiliser le covoiturage, faire de l'avion-stop, voyager en cargo...
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Webloyalty Travel Study Asks: What’s Your Dream Holiday? all around the world… If money was no object, over a quarter of us would choose to go on a round-the-world trip. Would this be your dream holiday? Perhaps you would prefer a five star luxury hotel break – that’s what 24% of us would choose. A recent Webloyalty study reveals the most popular trips. […] Webloyalty study reveals traveller irritations in 2014 Airport queues most likely to rile travellers, according to new research What are your holiday irritations? In-flight WIFI Prices We live in a world where internet is a must – if you want to know the definition of the word “must”, here it is: be obliged to; should (expressing necessity). Best time to go to Kerala Kerala has been chosen among the best family destinations in the world to visit in 2014 along with New York City and Prague and nation states of Denmark, Italy and Hawaii for an award instituted by Lonely Planet, a travel magazine of international repute.
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Cost of Living in Chiang Mai, Thailand
If this were a tell-all book then this would be the point where you gasp in shock and awe – she’s going to lay it all out on the line for what it costs to live as an expat in Thailand? Really and truly? Okay, perhaps it’s not quite that exciting, but, even my mother last week on the telephone couldn’t help but dig for the nitty-gritty details on how much I pay to live in Thailand. As a traveler, I’ve always heard that it’s so incredibly cheap to expat yourself in the developing world–and it’s true, it’s cheap! I’ve paid rent in both Orlando and Los Angeles, and my Thailand living costs have averaged at least one third of my previous living expenses. Let’s first look at the hard costs, then I’ll go into what each element translates into in terms of what I get for that price! Total Cost for a Month Living in Chiang Mai, Thailand These are my baseline costs – or rather more fixed monthly expenses. Not included in this price are the visa runs you’ll need if you’re on a tourist visa. St.
Welcome 4-hour-work-week readers
My name is Benny Lewis. I travel the world and hack languages When I was 21, I only knew how to speak English. But now, 11 years later, I’m a polyglot—a person who speaks over a dozen languages (including Spanish), and I run the world’s largest language learning blog, where I write about travel, languages, and productivity, and share my stories and language hacks with millions of people like you. My new book, Fluent in 3 Months, discusses how I learn languages so quickly. 11 Non-stop years of travel My focus when I take on a new language is to speak with natives. On my 10 year anniversary I made this video about my life lessons learned from those travels, which is an expansion of a blog post I wrote on my 8 year anniversary that went viral. On my blog, you’ll see a lot about travel, whether it’s my favorite countries, strange habits I’ve adopted from travel, or finding love on the road—I cover it all. What I do now I try to help as many people learn languages as I can. Want more information?
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52 Places to Go in 2015
A revitalized city welcomes the world. Sure, Italy is rich with romantic cities like Florence, Venice and Rome — but its most vibrant might just be Milan. And this is the year for tourists to explore its charms, as it hosts the 2015 World Expo. Twenty million visitors are expected to visit the city for the Expo, a mammoth event that runs from May through October and involves more than 130 participating nations and organizations sponsoring more than 60 pavilions. The Expo coincides with the completion of a number of urban renewal projects that are infusing new life into overlooked quarters, like La Darsena, a formerly dilapidated harbor that will feature tree-lined promenades, bike paths and piazzas. And Milanese restaurants are earning acclaim for their increased focus on diverse regional cuisines from across the Italian peninsula. Related: “36 Hours: What To Do in Milan“
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About Jack and Jill
Meet Jack Whenever Jack lets himself get dragged into Jill’s plan, he almost never regrets the decision. But every now and then, he feels like staying behind to indulge in his other life’s passions: climbing, whiskey, and writing mad code. Meet Jill Jill is the voice behind this site and all of social media. She likes chocolate milk. We started the site sometime in 2010 to share stories about our travel. UPDATE (Dec 2014): We moved out of SF and bought a van! Let’s stay connected! We post once a week, every Tuesday, on this blog.For stories that don’t make it onto this blog: or For on-the-scene updates: For our best photos, along with running captions: Instagram page How can we afford to travel so much? Time: Jill works as a freelancer and thus has the kind of flexibility that allows her to take off whenever she feels like it to work wherever she wants. Money: We set a yearly travel budget and work within it. What we write about An adventure travel blog To be uncomfortable. Destinations Gear
Our Pre-Trip RTW To Do List | So Many Places
I put together this list to guide those of you that plan to embark on a big trip. I know it seems like there are a million things to do (there are a million things to do) but staying organized and taking it one step at a time will make the process a whole lot easier. Also, if you’re planning to travel long-term you may be interested in the e-course that my husband and I created called Travel School. In Travel School, we teach you everything you need to know to travel the world long-term. Click here to learn all about it. The biggest, baddest long-term travel to-do list 1 + year until departure: big pictures stuff Determine your budget. Employment. Inventory your stuff. Get to know your finances intimately. Get serious about saving. Pets. 6 months until departure Start to plan your itinerary. If you don’t have a passport, order one. Apply for a credit card that doesn’t charge foreign transaction fees. Make an appointment at a travel clinic for vaccinations. 3 months until departure Pack.
