How I Travel Cheap! Tips for Traveling on a Budget | Minimalist Travel Tips

How I Travel Cheap! Tips for Traveling on a Budget | Minimalist Travel Tips
I'm sharing my minimalist traveling tips and hacks to traveling on a budget. I've slow traveled around the USA, Central America, and Europe over the last several years. I'm sharing how I travel cheap on a minimalist budget. Frugal travel is doable with a few money saving tips to help stay on budget. How to travel for less money is easy. These minimal travel tips can show you how to travel around the world while saving money.

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[ConnieRiet]

Happy Traveling! I love to travel. I hope these tips help you on your traveling adventures.

[deeinkc]

It looks like you were traveling in winter. That's another great way to save money...travel during the off-season. Summer is usually the worst time to travel due to high demand.

[MS]

what a great video! another tip - I also land up saving up on unnecessary expenses like atm fees etc abroad - using apps like ATM Fee Saver - it helps find atms abroad with no fees or lower fees than others along with withdrawal limits etc. worth adding to your list of tricks!

[BusyBeeMaree]

I didn’t know you could do google maps and add the train information. That is good to know, thank you.

[amyo]

thank you so much for this video! i’ve been privileged to have travelled a lot in the past, but want to start traveling solo. i forgot how affordable it can be if you know how to freak it hehe 😊

[hollyfagan]

So nice to go with you on your trip. Hope you are well. Thanks for posting.

[TheRonskins]

Ohhh, this is one of my absolute favourite things to do...I travelled to all 50 of the United States, 6 of the world's continents, and 78 countries overall...I'm deeply grateful for the profession that I'm in as many of the countries I've had the pleasure of visiting have been through my job...I agree with you about the cost of the airfare and that one should start looking a good month out to secure a reasonably priced ticket, unless they're willing to fly standby...On my "personal" trips, I use mostly Hostels, which are very common throughout Europe...If you enjoy cooking, there's usually a common kitchen available for one to use...I like the community of lodgers and meeting up with all kinds of people from around the world...Buying foods from local street shops can be cheaper than buying at more established supermarkets...I too use the public transportation system...I'm usually very central to the city, so tend to walk wherever I need to go, but if I am a bit outside the area or I just want to see the sights, I definitely will use the local transportation. Congratulations to you for your daughter's dance troupe performing Giselle. I recently saw a movie where that performance was front and center to the story's plotline.

[bex]

Great tips Connie, thanks for sharing 👍

[pinkiesmum]

What a lovely video! I, like you, have two grown up daughters who have recently started to move out and travel so I can understand exactly what you say and feel!

[damarisortiz]

Such beautiful inspiration. Thank you and blessings🙏

[rebeccafrazier]

I loved your travel tips, let us know more about budget travel.. peace to you!

[conniepleasantnails]

Very helpful tips thank you Connie ✈️ 💕

[real.simple.lifestyle]

Thank you for taking us, there with you. Munich is overwhelming :)

[millygit]

Hi Connie, another great video as usual. We retired early on a low income but still wanted to travel so we started house/pet sitting, we only have to pay the petrol there and back but get a home to stay in, some in the most amazing locations, something that would costs many thousands of $, we decide where we want to go and how long we stay, we connect with locals all for free. We were planning to go to UK before covid hit, but for time being we are just starting housesitting here again in Australia, actually doing a housesit at the beach as I write this.😀blessings from Australia

[SwiftlyScrumptious]

Wow amazing tips my friend. So glad I subscribed to your channel way back and enjoy watching the amazing videos you put out. I lived in Germany for couple years and it is beautiful. I’m planning a trip to Italy soon now that things are kind of getting back to normal and really appreciate all the travel tips you offered. Thanks so much 💕

[jmgb]

Hi Connie! I am a first time watcher of your channel. I truly do appreciate all of the tips you have shared in this video. I have been wanting to start traveling for the longest time; but have been stuck on how to be minimal and affordable with all my plans! God bless 🌸🙏🏻

[nonamesite]

Thanks for the tips! I learned a couple things from this video lol

[debbielynch]

Fabulous tour~ thanks for bringing us along for part of it. Looks like a beautiful city. You must be so proud of your daughter. I actually got a tear in my eye looking at the beautiful church interior. Just stunning. I made a note of the Kiwi site for future reference., Thanks!

[luciagonzalez]

No one has mentioned your beautiful daughter!! What a joy to have a ballerina in the family!! I love the ballet!!! (and your money saving videos!)

[jasrajkaur]

Your voice is so polite and good. Just felt like listening to you. Best of luck from India.