ANSWER: – Bring a small backpack and pack only what your comfort survival requires and no more than the allowed…
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ANSWER: – In the United States, canceled airline flights are not tax-deductible. The IRS (Internal Revenue Service) does not include…
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Backpacking Travel Tip #3871 Back at home, you probably never carry change around unless your returning with it after a…
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Backpacking alone is typically the best way for most people to travel around the world for an extended amount of…
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Unless you truly find something you like, forget the cheap street market trinkets and overpriced gift shop items and consider…
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Backpacking and surviving long-haul flights. While your time at an airport can be an enjoyable experience, the flight itself is…
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Before planning your dream vacation, there are a few good questions to ask yourself. “Will I need to deal with…
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Your Credit / Debit Cards Should be “Primed” Before Departure. If your credit cards and debit cards have only been…
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As kids if you were lucky enough to be staying at a friend’s house with a bunk bed, the top…
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Your Bus Ride Will be Late and Difficult, But That’s Okay. The bus system in the United States (and probably…
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