You’ll finally have some time to relax and forget about your worries, and you're dreaming of your next trip to an exotic destination. The last thing you want to think about is your budget, but still, we all know that traveling can be expensive. If you’re reading this article, you’re trying to figure out strategies to see the world and enjoy your vacations without spending a fortune. And besides, who doesn’t like saving money? Especially when you can put that money to better use – lik
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Although it is quite difficult, cutting out major expenses from your daily life could save you hundreds to thousands of dollars in the long run.
1. Avoid buying takeout! Make food at home/ meal prep. Check out budget bytes for some inspiration.
2. Stop with the luxurious coffee drinks, they’re expensive plus loaded with sugar.
4. Consider a cheaper cell phone plan. I cut down on my phone plan by $15 a month, yes,
Something we should all consider to help preserve our marine environment and it does not cost a thing. Thanks to Nicky@snorkeladventuredestin.com
Have you ever been driving down the highway in totally stop-and-go rush hour traffic, and thought, “Why the (bleep) am I doing this?”
It just took 10 minutes to go 2 miles. And this is nothing unusual. It’s every day – to work, home from work ….
Know what I’m talking about?
You have deadlines to meet, things that have to get done, places to be, and you’re already late. There’s that question that nags at you, subtly, persistently … “Is my life worth this stress?”
Then you think: “What if I just chuck
Cruises are a great holiday option. You get to explore amazing coastal destinations, see the vastness of the ocean, explore different entertainment and dining options and you don’t need to stress about planning something to do everyday. Whether you’re a couple, a young family or a group of friends looking to get away, a cruise has something for everyone. That being said, as with every holiday, finding the extra money in your budget to pay for a cruise can be hard. However, with a bit of researc
When naturalist guides Erick Camacho and Jose Garro found the dead toucan below a tree near their staff housing at the Costa Rica eco-lodge where they work, it was an interesting discovery but just another day in the jungle.
However, the deceased toucan – or more importantly, its beak – has given a big boost of hope to saving “Grecia” the injured toucan in Costa Rica that had its beak mutilated by teenagers late last year and has become an international sensation as engineers and veterinarians tr