How To Travel For Free (or pretty damn near it!): Global Nomads Tell You How They Do It
Seale and Hajovsky have found a number of ways to travel for very little money. Their book is a massive collection of resources and experiential advice - for both people interested in reducing vacation expenses, as well as those looking to make travel a more permanent installation in their lives.Nora Dunn, The Professional HoboA breezy read, the book offers practical advice on saving money, much of it culled from Seale and Hajovsky's own travel experiences, in Asia, Europe and the U.S.Andrea Poe, The Washington TimesThe book has chapters about travel's major aspects--transportation, accommodations, and sightseeing--and one on creative ways to travel. It covers in detail how to travel cheaply by airplane, train, rental car, ride sharing, bus, boat, ferry, bicycle, walking and even hitchhiking.Melissa Gaskill, American Society of Journalists & AuthorsGreat book - I bought the Kindle version over the weekend. Great tips, perfect length. I'm going to be using it a lot - quitting my job and will be traveling for a few months or years - Europe, Asia, maybe S. America/Australia. Loved what you said about traveling light - and the more you travel the less you pack.Steve HillShelley Seale and Keith Hajovsky have created a gem for travelers! How to Travel for Free (or pretty damn near it!) is a must have for every traveler, from budget to luxury, because no matter how you travel, it is a great resource.