Open-air Paris: 48 Hour Guide
Very excited to announce the very talented Camillo de Vivanco is joining the BudgetTraveller team as our Paris based expert. Born in London to an Italian mother…
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How much does it cost to visit Berlin? A locals perspective
How much does it cost to visit Berlin? In the past there’s been a variety of ways of how people have measured the cost of visiting a city. The Economist, as you may remember, came up with the Big Mac Index to give you an idea of your purchasing power across different countries. The Post…
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48 hours in the land of Pavarotti and Ferrari
‘One of the very nicest things about life is the way we must regularly stop whatever it is we are doing and devote our attention to eating.’ Luciano Pavarotti One of the things I love about coming to Italy is to just eat. I eat like a pig and have no shame in telling…
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A free, self guided walking tour of Edinburgh
Two good friends of mine recently visited Edinburgh. For those of you unaware, Edinburgh was home for almost 10 years.I guess anywhere you live so long, it becomes part of your DNA. I love living in Madeira. I’ve met someone special here, the people are wonderful and the island is a beautiful place with stunning…
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Backpacking in style across the Garden Route, South Africa: 7 day itinerary
Looking for the perfect roadtrip in 2015? Hop on a plane to South Africa. I had the good fortune of visiting this beautiful country not once but twice in the last year and on both occasions I was completely bowled over by the warmth of the people and it’s breathtaking natural beauty. This country probably…
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The world is your oyster and Galway is its home
“You need stamina and a good liver to enjoy all of the events. However for the festival-wise, who know how to pace themselves, it can be done; but, no-where else in the world do you get the unique combination of fun, friendly people, fine food and lively entertainment”. Former Galway Oyster Festival chairperson, John…
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10 ways to save money in Vietnam
By Amy Woodyatt I started my love affair with Vietnam in the way that most tourists do – in my living room, watching an old war movie. The lush green forests and wild jungles, the endless rice terraces, the huge rivers… I had to go. Vietnam is a beautiful and fascinating country, and despite…
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The ultimate guide to low-cost airlines in Europe
In the past few years, the travel game has changed drastically. Where travelling by plane used to be an expensive mode of transport that could only be afforded by the rich, the rise in low-cost airlines means that nowadays it can be one of the cheapest ways to get around. Budget airlines offer cheap flights…
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10 budget bus companies to check out on your next trip to Europe
The cheapest way to travel across Europe is definitely the bus. In terms of comfort and ease of travel, nothing beats interrailing across Europe but if you’re on a tight budget, then taking the bus in Europe can offer some amazing cost savings. Whilst offering excellent fares some of these bus companies featured offering…
