“Travel is the only thing you buy that makes you richer.” I don’t know who said that. But it sounds like a cliché. It’s a quote you would read on a Tumblr blog somewhere. But to be honest, as cliché as it sounds, I have found it to be true ..read more

It can be very hard to choose the right bank or card for traveling. Using your cards abroad could cost you a small fortune in the form of fees and charges by the bank or card issuers. And it’s hard to recommend banks or cards for you since some of them depend on citizenship in a certain country. I can ..read more

To be frank, I don’t usually spend too much time planning for my trips. I don’t create an elaborate itinerary and have every accommodation booked in advance. Because you never know what’s going to happen. The only thing you know for sure is that it will be almost impossible to stick to your plan. That’s why I usually don’t plan at all. But some things should be considered before you leave for your trip. Especially if you’re trying to stick to your budget ..read more

So, you wanna go backpacking? That is great. That is fantastic in fact. It’s pretty badass to walk out there and see the world with nothing more than a backpack. You are doing a good thing. Back in 2015, I dived head first into my first trip to Thailand. I learned a lot about myself but also some things about ..read more

San Francisco was the first North American city I have ever visited. And now it might be one of my favorite cities on the planet. It is hard to describe why I like it so much. It is so pretty and the vibe is something special. There are people from all around the world and it’s a mix of so ..read more

I decided to start my three-month journey through Central America in Cancún, Mexico. While it’s not part of Central America, it was a great place to start my trip, mostly because the flights from Europe to Cancún were very cheap. I didn’t really vibe with Cancún. I spent two nights there and I wasn’t very impressed. And since this was ..read more

After a few days of relaxing on Isla Holbox, it was time to got back to the hustle and bustle of cities. My favorite city during my time in Mexico was without a doubt the capital of Yucatan, Mérida. The city was nice, the hostel was good and the people I met there were cool. All in all, I spent ..read more

Although I didn’t spend a lot of time in Tulum, only one full day in fact, somehow I still remember it as one of my favorite places in the three months I spent abroad. I think my time in Tulum is a perfect example of how important the people you meet are. They have a huge influence on the impression ..read more