Most of the time, travelers are thrown off going to Japan because of the cost of travel. However, with a little bit of creativity, cost will become secondary as there are plenty of ways to save money while you are in Japan. From food to accommodation to transportation – follow these 10 tips and for sure, you’ll reduce your costs to half.
If you’re planning a trip to Indonesia, or if you’re just in the beginning stages of thinking about travel to Indonesia, this infographic is meant to save you some time. It includes some basic information such as where to go, what to do, and what sort of do’s and don’ts you should know before traveling there.
In this infographic from Cheap Flights, compare the closing times of local watering holes around the globe with the local public transportation schedules for a worry-free night on the town, wherever you are.
If you want an unmatched adventure, try stuffing all your belongings into a backpack and wandering around the world for a while. Learn more about backpacking in this infographic from CheapFlights.
Sure, flying gets us from A to B quicker than any other mode of transport, but the whole process can also waste a lot of time. Here are some tips from Toggl to make the airport experience a little less tedious.
With new technologies coming out all the time, airlines are making strides in improving luggage handling According to SITA. Comparing 2007 to 2014, there has been a significant drop on lost luggage. It should only get better as process and technology get better. We can worry a lot less when checking in our luggage.
RVing is becoming very popular way to rest, relax and travel. Shipments of RVs are at an all time high and via the following infographic by RVCovers.com you can learn why Americans are motivated to RV.
If you’ve ever wondered what it takes to become an Airbnb Superhost, or better yet, how much hosts make (on average) in your city, Hurdlr has you covered in this in-depth infographic.
Everybody who has ever traveled into another country knows what culture shock is. It can be hard, but it is actually a good thing. Discover why in this interesting infographic from Work the World.
