Tips for Cheap Student Travel from Fellow Jetsetters
In Australia you can discover an infinite amount of things to do in just about any part of the country, from Victoria and New South Wales to Western Australia and the Northern Territory. If you want to know what you absolutely can’t miss out on look no further. From the big cities to the outback discover where you need to go for that fire Instagram feed. Read More
Travelling on a budget can seem like a near impossible feat especially when travelling to such a large country like the United States. For those of you that wish to see all, yet not spend all, we have done the work and have put together the top ten things to do during your visit to the States. From national parks to cultural landmarks we have you covered. The following places span the whole of the US and offer a great selection of historical, cultural and oh so free things to do. Read More
Want to discover the best things to do in Taiwan? This Asian country is relatively untouched by backpackers and therefore full of amazing things to see, do and eat! We’re talking hiking trails around the many national parks, tropical islands, incredible street food markets and bustling cities just waiting to be explored. It’s a hard job to do, but we’ve whittled down our favourites. Here is everything you need to know to plan an action-packed trip to this beautiful island nation! Read More
University graduate and traveller Alice Crossley takes you through her best things to do in The Philippines on a budget after spend a summer travelling the islands. You can catch up with Alice’s travels over on her blog Wonderland. Read More
What are the most affordable destinations in the USA? What are the best US cities to visit on a student budget? What are the top American cities to save money when travelling? These may be some of the questions you have when planning a trip to the US of A. And we’re to let you into our little secret. We’re sharing with you our top five cheapest places to visit in the USA to help you plan your next big adventure. Because we want you to be able to travel more and spend less! Read More
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The tropical monsoon warm and humid climate of Bali has two distinct seasons to be aware of. season is from April to September and is considered the most popular travel time. Whereas, rainy season from October to March becomes a bit more quiet- but don’t worry, in this tropical paradise, the sun is still likely to make an appearance for a good part of the day. So ditch your winter clothes at home and stick to sandals, bathing suits, and lightweight clothing in breathable fabrics. Don’t forget a high SPF sunscreen and insect repellent to ward off pesky mosquitoes! Read More
