How to Travel the World with No Money

Traveling for cheap takes hard work and sacrifices but it is so worth it!


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[surfingisfun]

Chalked full of good information.

I use to hitchhike and ride freight trains. Panhandle and dumpster dive. Backpack and sleep outside in a sleeping bag under the stars. I’ve backpacked coast to coast across the US without $1 in my pocket. Best time of my life.

You’re a lot smarter than me though.

[FerrisFilms]

Thanks for all the tips. I’m traveling for a year starting in June. I have tons of places I’m going.

[engr.ziyana.hameed]

If you come to Sri Lanka you can live with less than 20$ a day with Good Room, good food and also for the travel of the day., also we can offer free meals at our home as our guest while you are in Colombo. 😊

[ilovejewelyn]

I’m a solo traveler and leave the country a couple times a year for the last 13 years. Heading to Costa Rica in 2 weeks and Brazil in 2 months! I did Tanzania, Ibiza and Greece a couple months ago. Any travel content from you is always motivating to travel! Cheers!

[danspencer]

Hostels can be a wonderful experience because you meet lots of fellow travelers and it's cheaper than hotels.

[lostleblanc]

You have so much valuable information to share with the world. So excited about how these LCA tutorials turned out! Can't wait to make more of them :)

[svenjameiner]

With your last tip I have been able to see so many places. I went to Australia and stayed with my moms childhood friends for 1, 5 month. I stayed and worked at my dads friends farm and place in Iceland. I visited my aunt in the USA. I’m in South Korea staying with friends that I just met (I also have family here that I haven’t met before). My mom has a friend in India I’ll visit. My aunt lives in Switzerland that I will definitely visit one day. And apparently I have family in Slovenia. I will visit and stay with friends from France, Mexico, Czech Republic and Finland. I got invited to a wedding in Romania and another one in Egypt by friends that I met in Germany. It crazy how much you can see and how many friendly people you can meet that are gladly opening up their house and family to you.
Likewise I have invited many friends from other countries to stay with me in Germany.

Another tip I take advantage of: (if possible) Visit friends that do exchange semesters or time abroad. I did that with friends who went to Belgium and Norway. Amazing way and reason to see the countries.

[Vlf]

Would love a video on the hacks for different hotels and flights in regards to points and rewards

[TravelersParadise]

Money is not the problem, it's the mandates!

[vicahmed]

<Listen!!. Exploring new countries is such a rewarding experience! For first-time travelers, I'd recommend considering destinations that offer a mix of cultural richness and natural beauty. Personally, I've been fortunate to travel to over 10 countries thanks to careful budgeting and smart investments.I wasnt financial free until my 30’s and I’m still in my 30’s, bought my second house already, earn on a monthly through passive income and got 2 out of 5 goals, just hope it encourages someone that it doesn’t matter if you don’t have any of them right now, you can start TODAY regardless your age INVEST and change your future.

[milenaradeva]

STOP zooming in and out while talking, there is no visual reason to do so, and it is making a lot of people dizzy!

[fifitheflowerpot]

You said it. Nothings in life is FREE.

[bodesea]

Thank you for this video, it’s probably the first time a watch a video like that with CONCRETE exemples and advices, not just «yeah save money »

[randyv]

The picture reminded me of the BEG-packers in asia. A group of foreign travellers who eventually ran out of money and started begging for their travels.

[igxrccg]

I went for EVS volunteery project to Czech Republic for 1 year. Everything was paid, even travel costs. it was one of the best year in my life. I met a lot of nice people, traveled to many places jn Europe and finally stayed in Prague after the project. Can recommend it for people 18-30 years old

[idabjernemose]

Lexie, i need to know: Where is that shirt from!?!?😱

[LeonCaves]

Love your Humor in combination with these helpful tips :D I am actually planning to leave my apartment and travel the world while trying to make a living from my music, lets see where 2022 is going..

[SailingCorina]

I paid cash for an RV and spend the winter months in Tucson Arizona for free by camping on BLM land. From Dec 1st to May 1st I work and live on a $500 a month budget so I have can travel the other 7 months. I put the RV in storage while traveling by motorcycle/backpacking. I'd rather be free from vlogging or doing any other type of work while traveling so this lifestyle works great for me.

[alejandromarcillo]

Eres una absoluta leyenda. Me recuerdas mucho a lo que hice en mi último viaje. Me fui 8 semanas a México, con todo el presupuesto necesario, y un primo me insistía en que viaje como si no hubiera un mañana y me vaya a sitios a lo loco. En la ciudad donde estaba me divertí muchísimo y conocí tanto. Un primo me decía que prácticamente compre todas las comidas por fuera. Que gaste mucho. El gasto más grande que hice por algo que quiera de recuerdo fueron 2 gorras que valieron 4 dólares. Me sobraron 400 dólares del viaje y manejé mis finanzas mucho mejor que lo que me decían, además de ser el mejor viaje de mi vida

[sigridaarnes]

Hey! Can you make a video about reaching out to brands and hotels, asking them for work or free services? That would be so cool!