Eurail – Travel Europe By Train With a Eurail Pass. Survive Nature - Techniques for Surviving in every Natural Environment. Dispatch From Levo’s Lady Abroad: 10 Travel Tips for Exploring Any City. Pictured: Levo writer Lila Barton overlooking Florence, Italy. Now that my time here in Florence has come to a close, I want to share a few things that helped me make the most of my experience. Exploring is an important part of life, as it forces us to learn new things, step outside of our comfort zone, and grow as individuals.
But you don’t have to travel across the world to explore a new city. Maybe the most important city for you to see through a new lens is the one you’ve lived in your entire life. If you’re going abroad, I hope these travel tips help. If not, try applying them at home. 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. Skills: Check Out This Packing List of a Pro! (Crazy? You Decide) Recently I told someone that I spreadsheet my outfits and items I need before I travel. I think she thought I was crazy. But the next week, she asked to take a look at it. I’d like to call that a little win. And then I thought I should share what works for me when it comes to travel with the Levo community, and also try to get a few more tips from all of you out there! There are few things in life I love to do more than travel.
While I am not one to plan out my outfits for a normal in-the-office-week, when it comes to travel, my packing lists is spreadsheet-ed down to a T! I would also consider myself a very savvy packer. So how do you make a packing spreadsheet? A few other tips I’ve found useful: Stick within a color palette so that it is easier to mix and match your outfits (I did black, tan and white plus print for a recent Chicago-to-Boston trip)Choose shoes that are unique, but also go with a lot of outfits. Now, I would love to hear what works for you when you travel… 10 ways to TRAVEL CHEAP | I will tell you right now, I am no expert traveler. But after my husband got a job at the airline, we didn’t waste much time. In two years we have been able to travel to Thailand, New York, California, Puerto Rico, Mexico, Costa Rica and Canada, and both of us have, well, not so awesomely lucrative jobs.
So here are some rules we stick to make it all possible! 1. Avoid Weekend Travel Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday, because they are the slowest travel days of the week, will be your best bet for cheap flights. 2. So many airlines these days are charging $15 dollars or MORE for checked bags. 3. Stay away from hotels altogether if possible. 4. On our last vacation to Costa Rica, we stayed in a beautiful 2 bedroom home, close to the beach, with all the amenities for dirt cheap! 5. When traveling, most people think that they need to eat out for every meal. 6. I know how hard it is to get a group of friends on a vacation. 7. Skip the tours. 8. 9. Stay away from the “tourist trap” cities. 10. HomeAway Vacation Rentals: Beach Houses, Condos, Cabins, Villas & Vacation Rental Homes. VRBO® is Vacation Rentals By Owner.