Well, maybe if it was a really good guidebook…
guest post by madeleine somerville
Previously, I wrote about working abroad and I offered many helpful and practical tips (if I do say so myself).
Now I am going to bestow some more financial advice regarding how to save money while traveling, but with one important difference - these are tips you’re not likely to read in any Lonely Planet or Rough Guide. Intrigued? Let’s begin.
First of all, if you’re a man I am warning you now that some of these strategies will require trust and flirting.
Accordingly they may be a little more easier to wield if you are a creature with breasts and sleek shaven legs, but don’t get discouraged - perseverance is key! A little cologne couldn’t hurt either.
“Borrow Food” In the Hostel
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