How These Couples Travel The World? [Travel Budgeting Guide]

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In this video we spoke to 3 different couples who have been mapping out their world tours, one country at a time. From budget-friendly destinations to luxurious getaways, we explore how to optimize your finances for international travel ranging from a budget of 1 Lakh to over 3 Lakhs. Discover essential tips and considerations to make your travels unforgettable while staying within budget. Don't miss out on expert advice to plan your dream adventure together!

[ThePunjabiWanderer]

I have been travelling for the last 5 years in Europe, South America & Asia and my per month expenses have been around 1 lac INR. Yes I travel alone so I don't fall in this category; just wanted to give all the single people an idea of how cheap travelling internationally is :)

[eswarupkumar]

Also, lucky are these couples sharing their experiences with their partner, sharing an equivalent mindset 👏.

[palashrawat]

I think more than budgets it's also the hassle of tourist visas for schengen and North America which is a major put down

[arundhanavath]

For me personally covering India is main aim ... it always amazes me with cultural difference ... rest will cover later on :D

[rahulbeenime]

Glad they shared their planning and budgeting behind their travelling. Wish they also talked about their philosophy behind travelling

[gauravkhandelwal]

I travelled multiple Asian countries just because ease of getting Visa.

I travelled twice to Europe (Germany, Hungary) and I know how tough it was for me to get visa

[arijitpatra]

I have travelled to 80 countries so far on an Indian passport, as a solo 30-yr old working in the UK. A lot of the advice offered here is absolutely golden! Personally, I do not plan too much and never carry any more than cabin baggage, which saves a lot of hassle when flying low-cost carriers in Europe and South America. Additionally, for accommodation, one hack to consider is that book a couple of days in a location through an aggregator, but beyond that, directly ask around in the hostels, hotels etc. This works well in many locations. Sightseeing can be optimised if staying in hostels by visiting in groups that may form there (which is one reason to prefer hostels over hotels if travelling solo and if the location's safety profiles permit). Personally, I always avoid tour guides unless absolutely necessary, but as mentioned in the video, sometimes guides can expedite entry and facilitate other advantages.

[tejas_rane]

I'm 27. Have covered Vietnam, Dubai so far. Planning Singapore, Malaysia, Thailand this year.

[soho]

Great content. Would have loved to here more on the followigs -
1.Leveraging travel credit cards like Amex platinum travel, axis atlas. These are major game changers and has got us free hotel nights many times)
2. Leveraging visas : once have a US, UK or schengen visa and till that visa is valid, many other countries offer voa or even visa free entry ( like singapore, Philippines, turkey etc.) . Also, dubai has 48 hour free transit visa, great way to see the city in between journeys.

3. More on the finance distribution of trips. For younger adults if we accumulate 10% of our savings each month, we may not have the money to do international trips each year. Making a 2 or 3 year plan with mix of domestic and international trips would help to plan that.

[fuzzylogger]

Me thinking how their leaves are approved so easily! Lucky guys

[asymptota]

In order to feel any part of Europe....4/5 days are not enough....better to stay at any offbeat place for atleast a than covering 2 3 places.

[xploit]

Thank god I completed all the expensive travel destinations (Japan, Aus, Hong Kong, Norway) pre 2016 when travelling was still relatively cheap. It just doesnt feel the same anymore travelling now when costs are high and the experience/charm has gone down.

[eswarupkumar]

Loved this episode 🙌. Needed such a topic to be discussed, opened above travel and money relationship.

[investfoxy]

You don't need budgeting etc when you earn crazy like bank 🔥
only salaried 9-5 people have to care so much about expenses

[dhruvdani]

Incredible video. Never seen couples with so much clarity.

[mohammedbugedwala]

This was a brilliant video! And thank you for covering this topic across different budget tiers. Really helpful.

[tfiwfsd]

I would really love to see a full interview with Mr. Aditya on his FIRE journey and lifestyle and his views.. All your FIRE videos are super and you are doing a great work for FIRE aspirants like me...

[SaheliPaul]

This is really nice, appreciate them to be so candid. Too good 👍

[Youtubeforbrands]

Helpful video, will revisit the video for the next trip planning

[shreeparna]

Thanks @Wint for covering these great topics!