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Explore Like A Local: How To Enjoy Tel Aviv On A Budget

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Israel’s self-proclaimed non-stop city is hedonistic, cosmopolitan, and modern, with a casual seaside vibe and plenty of “east meets west” charm. With sandy beaches, buzzing markets, world-class restaurants, and a nightlife scene that can easily rival London, New York, or Berlin, Tel Aviv manages to be both effortlessly cool and undeniably unique. It’s also notoriously…

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45 Genius Travel Hacks For When You’re Broke AF

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Often find yourself scrolling through your social feed, daydreaming about faraway lands, inspiring photography and life-changing adventure? Then you wake up and check your bank balance…dammit. To travel on a budget is a daunting thing to many people, and unfortunately can deter some would-be wanderers from experiencing this incredible planet. To help you get the…

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How to cure wanderlust without leaving your home

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Ever thought of doing museum tours, going wildlife watching, cooking international cuisine and taking language lessons all in the span of a day? What about from the comfort of your own home? Whether you’re waiting for your next trip or just taking…

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Dance till you drop: the best backpacker parties around the world

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Some people collect passport stamps, others collect international hangovers. It’s pretty much a backpacker’s rite of passage to wake up with a sore head from the local spirit in every hostel you stumble back to. But some places have…

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The ultimate guide to backpacking Guatemala

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This Central American country is a little less travelled than some of its neighbours, but the República de Guatemala is turning heads as backpackers come to explore. Mountains and volcanoes dominate the landscape from Quetzaltenango to Lake Atitlan and Antigua. Head further…

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Travelling the East Coast of Australia: what you need to know

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The East Coast is home to some of Australia’s biggest highlights. The world’s biggest coral reef, the world’s biggest sand island, the world’s biggest roofed stadium outside North Korea, oh, and the world’s biggest (plastic) banana. Spanning more than 3000km of sun-kissed…

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The 20 best destinations for backpackers to visit in 2020

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Hands up who’s already mentally spent their Christmas money on next year’s adventures? We know you’re all as totally travel obsessed as we are, which is why we’ve put together this hand-picked list of the best backpacking destinations for 2020, based on…

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Where to stay in Washington D.C. – a neighbourhood guide

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If you’re planning a trip to the US capital, you’re one of 20 million annual visitors also hunting out the best area to stay in Washington D.C. Located on the banks of the Potomac River, this impeccably-clean city feels…

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A local’s guide: The best things to do in Manila

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When you are planning a trip to the Philippines, people will advise you to skip Manila. Manila for many travelers is a necessary layover or a quick stop before their next trip, but it’s a city that offers so much more. It’s full…

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8 steps to saving money for your dream trip as a broke student

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Itching to see the world but don’t have the savings to do it? These student-friendly money tips will get you on your way to that dream trip, gap year or big break. Finding ‘extra’ cash for travelling is a tough ask at the best of times, and can be especially challenging when you’re a student….

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