​If you are someone who wants to travel more, but has the ties of a job and a home, then it will seem like something that is quite far off. But travelling could be something that could happen sooner rather than later, if you really want to make it happen. Working as a digital nomad is something that more and more people are looking to do. All you need is a laptop and an internet connection, and then you’ll be good to go. 

To start with, you need to think about how you can live for less. You can only make world travel for a year (or longer) possible, if you are able to live for less money. Even if you are earning, you need to be able to spend less if you want to pay for flights and different excursions on your travels. If you have some expensive habits in your life, they will be hard to maintain on a round the world trip. 

However there is some good news! When you are doing long-term travel, you can live quite cheaply because you will no longer need to spend a lot of money for things like a car, mortgage payments, insurance for your car, gas bills, and so on. When you think about living without these payments, it can be easier to see that you could live on less. If most of your expenses are from your lifestyle, then it is time to make some changes. 

If you are planning to embrace nomad life, here are some things you can do to make it happen for you, sooner rather than later. 

There is much to love about traveling, as we all know, but there’s another side to it that isn’t talked about quite as much.

Traveling can make you go a little crazy after a while, especially if you’re a long-term adventurer. As such, it’s important to take steps to look after yourself, so retain some sort of self. Some people go traveling to find themselves, but the majority go just because they’re curious about other regions on the map. If you’re planning on spending many months on the road, then take a look at incorporating some of the following rules into your routine. 

Extreme weather conditions can happen anywhere in the world at any time, but would you know how to survive a natural disaster?

It’s devastating for residents living within a country, but as travellers, any one of us could be visiting somewhere when a natural disaster occurs. 

When we were in the Lombok earthquake on 5 August, we had no idea what to do, we just tried to think rationally and survival mode kicked in. When a tsunami warning was in place, for this we knew what to do – get to high ground. 

This post isn’t intended to scare, but to educate us all on what to do when faced with circumstances we are unfamiliar with. I haven’t endured all the situations within this post, if I had, I’m unsure if I would be the luckiest person still alive, or the unluckiest to have been in these disasters in the first place! So I spoke with my travel blogger friends to create this post. 
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I hope we are all able to learn how to survive a natural disaster.

People often say “I can’t afford to go travelling” or “I don’t earn enough to go on holiday” WRONG!!  If you really want to get away from every-day life, for just a few days, or maybe a week or two, you CAN do it!

We will show you how to save money, and by following just some of these money saving tips, you will watch the pennies turn into pounds, or the cents turn into dollars.

The best way to save money is by making a few simple changes to your life. The easier it is, the more likely you are to stick with it.

We have done every single one of these money-saving ideas. We sold everything we owned to travel full time, and understand how every penny counts. We KNOW these tips work!  

So let's get started ... here are our 5 practical ways to save money for travelling.