FAQs
I’m travelling alone – is that OK?
In Winter , Which style of trip is right for me?
Here are different styles of winter trips to consider based on various interests:
Winter Adventure Trip
Best for: Thrill-seekers, outdoor enthusiasts
Activities: Skiing, snowboarding, snowshoeing, dog-sledding, ice climbing
Destinations: Alps (Switzerland, France), Aspen (USA), Banff (Canada), Hokkaido (Japan)
Why it’s right for you: If you love adrenaline, winter sports, and being in nature, an active adventure trip will keep you excited and energized.
Do I need a credit card while traveling abroad?
It's highly recommended to have a credit card while traveling abroad. Credit cards offer better exchange rates, fraud protection, and are widely accepted for bookings, emergencies, and large purchases. They provide more security than cash and debit cards, and some even offer travel rewards and insurance. It's always a good idea to carry some local currency as a backup.
In summer , Which style of trip is right for me?
During the summer, there are various travel options to choose from based on your preferences. Let's explore different possibilities depending on what you enjoy:
Beach and Relaxation
Best for: Sun lovers and those seeking relaxation
Activities: Sunbathing, swimming, beach games, spa treatments, and enjoying cocktails by the water
Destinations: Greek Islands, Maldives, Bora Bora, Caribbean Islands, Amalfi Coast (Italy)
Why it's right for you: If you crave sun, sand, and sea, this trip will allow you to unwind while soaking up the sun in beautiful coastal locations.
How can I afford to travel?
Affording travel requires careful planning and budgeting. Start by setting a travel budget and saving consistently. Cut unnecessary expenses, use a dedicated travel savings account, and take advantage of deals on flights and accommodations through apps or travel websites.
Consider traveling during off-peak seasons for lower prices. Use points and miles from credit cards or loyalty programs to cover flights and hotels. Stay in affordable accommodations like hostels, Airbnb, or guesthouses, and consider alternatives like house-sitting or Couchsurfing.
Travel to budget-friendly destinations where your money goes further. Cooking some of your meals instead of dining out can also save a lot. Look for free or inexpensive activities at your destination, such as exploring local parks, beaches, and cultural sites.
Lastly, consider side hustles or freelance work to boost your travel fund. Prioritizing and planning will help make your trips more affordable and manageable.