Unlike many travelers, I didn’t travel at all growing up, I was actually a home-body. I wasn’t raised in a family that took luxury family vacations so the very idea of taking trips wasn’t in my vocabulary. It’ wasn’t until I got older that I realized  traveling is affordable. Now I’m rarely home..

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Where I’ve been in the US: Virginia, Washington DC, Delaware, Philadelphia, New York , New Jersey, Florida, Alabama, Georgia, Nevada,  California,Louisiana, Idaho, Hawaii,  Ohio

 Bucket list: Seattle, Chicago, Rhode Island, Boston, Texas, Colorado and more..

Where I’ve been International: Quebec Canada, Montreal Canada, Jamaica, Poland, Germany, St. Kits & Nevis, Costa Rica

Bucket list: Iceland, Ireland, New Zealand, Paris, Africa, Haiti, Thailand, Sweden, India, Brazil, Japan, Korea

I love traveling but I still have bills and school loans to pay. I also would love to buy a house one day. Because of these, and many other, financial goals I’ve learned how to continue to travel while saving money.  I do this one a many ways: 

I budget : I budget like no bodies business. Once you’re used to it, it’s not as bad as it seems. I fill out my budget pre-calculated formulas once a month then I’m conscious of my spending for the rest of the month.

I plan  : I plan my trips out pretty well, I take advantage of deals, and I find the right travel resources that will help me travel on a budget. If’ your interested in reading more about how I travel on a budget click

Resources: I use the right resources for individuals looking to travel and save money. For more tips and resources check out my free guide 🙂 happy traveling!