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realdolby
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Of course its possible but dangerous in particular on your own.
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I want to travel the world (I mean EVERYWHERE) with little money, just like
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Luli
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Ofcourse.
Hang around at an airport with your passport in hand and ask at the desk to be notified of any last minute seats - you should get it next to nothing.
Cheaper would be to do the same at a coach depot or something like that which normally has seats paid for in advance.
See where you end up and there starts your adventure.
You might want to look into work permits and things though.
Hang around at an airport with your passport in hand and ask at the desk to be notified of any last minute seats - you should get it next to nothing.
Cheaper would be to do the same at a coach depot or something like that which normally has seats paid for in advance.
See where you end up and there starts your adventure.
You might want to look into work permits and things though.
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Jables
Guest
backpacking. Is it possible? Basically, getting little jobs here and there very much low key, I'm not llooking for luxury, just a proper adventure. Is it possible to do?
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coco21
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It is possible, but you have to think mostly of things like visas & work permits, you can't always just go into a country & work, because of laws & regulations.
You could get an open round the world air ticket for around £1000.
But I think your best bet is to do things little by little. Pick one country, research it well & go there. Then come home & work/save some more money for your next country.
You can travel cheaply - stay in hostels (which are basic but i'm a single girl & have stayed in a few hostels & would definitely do it again/recommend it!!) but I would say it's better to save some money up. I mean you want to make the most of your experience, if you have no money you might miss out on things you know?
Good luck.
You could get an open round the world air ticket for around £1000.
But I think your best bet is to do things little by little. Pick one country, research it well & go there. Then come home & work/save some more money for your next country.
You can travel cheaply - stay in hostels (which are basic but i'm a single girl & have stayed in a few hostels & would definitely do it again/recommend it!!) but I would say it's better to save some money up. I mean you want to make the most of your experience, if you have no money you might miss out on things you know?
Good luck.
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smiley
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It would be very very difficult but it is not impossible - chances are it would be such a toil, worry, stress and money would be so tight that it would be hard for you to really do the things - like sight seeing, meeting locals etc all of which is the point..you might even get into trouble - if you got sick or robbed etc not all countries have a health service like the UK or a criminal justice system worth anything (lol! not saying we do but you know what I mean!).
We all want to see the world mate - you are not alone but reality then kicks in and you also need to earn a crust..
If you really have your heart set on it - do a trial run in the UK or Ireland..tomorrow take the train somewhere new - then try and find somewhere to stay, get a job with hardly a bean to your name etc etc - does not sound quite so feasible or fun to do it ad hoc - yet the same principle applies only worse on a global scale..
We all want to see the world mate - you are not alone but reality then kicks in and you also need to earn a crust..
If you really have your heart set on it - do a trial run in the UK or Ireland..tomorrow take the train somewhere new - then try and find somewhere to stay, get a job with hardly a bean to your name etc etc - does not sound quite so feasible or fun to do it ad hoc - yet the same principle applies only worse on a global scale..
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Luli
Guest
Ofcourse.
Hang around at an airport with your passport in hand and ask at the desk to be notified of any last minute seats - you should get it next to nothing.
Cheaper would be to do the same at a coach depot or something like that which normally has seats paid for in advance.
See where you end up and there starts your adventure.
You might want to look into work permits and things though.
Hang around at an airport with your passport in hand and ask at the desk to be notified of any last minute seats - you should get it next to nothing.
Cheaper would be to do the same at a coach depot or something like that which normally has seats paid for in advance.
See where you end up and there starts your adventure.
You might want to look into work permits and things though.
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realdolby
Guest
Of course its possible but dangerous in particular on your own.
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mikeeveeve
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i guess you could do that,but you must remember that if you go somewhere and there is no jobs available you will have no money and nowhere to live
good luck
good luck