So, you want to travel the world and a RTW stint just isn’t enough for you? If you want to travel to every country in the world then there are a few things you’ll need to keep in mind, money for one, and time for another. It is possible and here’s how to do it.
What would you do if Nike handed money over to you to make them a product video? Travel the world until the money ran out, filming along the way? That’s exactly what Casey Neistat did when asked to promote its new Fuelband.
Travellers who want to touch every corner of the globe know what it’s like to spend hours waiting at embassies, visa offices and immigration control. It can be a breeze… it can also be a nightmare. Without a doubt applying for visas and passing through immigration makes for good travel stories.
Gap years can happen any time, between school years or at a mid-career melt-down… there’s no better time than the present to take a break from the 9-5 and travel. #TTOT asked the Twitter community about their gap year experiences, here’s what they had to say.
Planning a RTW (round-the-world) trip can take months even years. From drafting a budget, making enough money, cutting your ties at home and downsizing your belongings to a single backpack… there’s a lot to do. Once you hit the road it’s not all rainbows and unicorns either. When it comes down to it, what’s the hardest part?
Solving problems while on the road is just something that travellers have to deal with, whether it’s a change in itinerary, cancelled flights, finding a public toilet while sightseeing or being faced with even bigger challenges. This week #TTOT travellers revealed the biggest problems they had to solve while on the road.
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