How to travel on the cheap: Tips for South East Asia, India, Europe and South America.
New Zealand money It’s a massive shock to go to the grocery store in Auckland, buy a few snack items and it ends up costing $50. One reason why people don’t travel is because of the cost, but here in New Zealand (especially Auckland) is one of the most expensive places in the world to live day to day. Nick and I saved a ridiculously small amount for nine and a half months of travel. We went mainly to developing countries which I found far more interesting and insightful, and spent far less than what we would in regular life. I’ll let you in on my tips on how to travel on the cheap. SOUTH EAST ASIA The power of two Accommodation will be much cheaper in South East Asia if you are travelling in a pair Logically you would think that staying in a smelly sweaty dorm room would be the cheapest way to go. Dorm life includes listening to nightmarish snoring, smelling the odours of feet, stale alcohol and cigarettes, as well as being forced to listen to the oc