Welcome to GloboTreks’ Travel Tips page created to highlight some of the best tips featured on the site. Below you can search according to the categories, and if there are any subjects missing that you’d like to know more about, please contact me.
General Budget Travel Tips:
- Bargaining 101: The Art of Haggling on your Travels
- 5 Travel Value Engineering Situations – The Cheapest Is Not Always The Cheapest
- How to Find Cheap Airfares
- Choosing the Best Accommodation for Your Trip
- Pros and Cons of Taking Tours
- How to Use Couchsurfing to Travel the World
- 10 Most Common Questions About RTW Travel
- 24 Common Travel Mistakes and How to Avoid Them
- Dealing with Loneliness on the Road
Planning Tips:
- 5 Quick Tips To Consider When Planning A Trip To Europe
- Finding a Good Travel Credit Card
- Things You Should Include on Your Trip Budget
- All About US Passports
- Getting the Best Exchange Rate for Your Money
- Do you need a Visa? (US Citizens)
- Deciding to Travel Solo or with a Companion
- 7 Things To Look For When Choosing Travel Insurance As A Backpacker
- What You Must Know To Select The Correct Travel Insurance
- The Importance of Travel Insurance
- G Adventures or Intrepid Travel: Which One to Choose?
Packing For Your Trip
- How to Choose the Right Backpack
- How to Pack Light
- 15 Things You Don’t Need to Pack
- 10 Reasons to Pack Light
- What I’m Carrying In My Backpack For My Round The World Trip
Additional How To’s and Tips:
- How To Travel The World For A Year With $18,000 (or less!)
- 10 Useful Tips I Learned On My RTW… The Hard Way!
- 20 Tips To Save $1,000 Per Month For Your RTW
- How to Prepare a Travel First Aid Kit
- How to Improve Your Travel Photography – Getting Into the Photographer Mentality (a 3 parts post)
- How to Prevent Jet Lag
- How Do You Cope With Sickness On The Road?
- How to Be Safe and Cautious when Traveling
Sports and Safety tips:
- Being Safe and Cautious when Traveling
- How to Stay Safe while Spelunking
- Whitewater Rafting Safety Tips
- 12 Tips to Pack Light for Long Hikes
Europe Tips
- The Complete Guide On How To Use Your Eurail Pass And Get The Most Out Of It
- Is a Eurail Pass worth it, or should you go point by point?
- How to Travel Europe on a Budget
- 5 Quick Tips To Consider When Planning A Trip To Europe
Destination Specific Tips
- Machu Picchu: How To Get the Most Out of Your Visit
- How To Visit The Mayan Ruins of Copan
- How To Travel The Maldives With $60 A Day Or Less
- Step By Step On How To Easily Get Your Myanmar Visa In Bangkok
- How to Visit Wolf’s Lair from Warsaw
- How to Hike the Inca Trail Like an Experienced Hiker
- How To See The Best Of Tikal
- 7 Tips on How to Prepare for Your Trip to Puerto Rico
- 16 Things You Should Know Before Going to Myanmar
- 7 Reasons Why You Should Visit Peru
- All Questions and Answers for Planning a Successful Gorilla Trekking Safari in Rwanda
DESTINATIONS
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Countries Covered
Hey Norbert,
I can’t believe how many countries you’ve covered off, stunning. You’ve done pretty much the whole of Europe, so how did you manage to omit Switz, Austria and Hungary?
As a trained architect I think you’ll love those places – you will see dwellings ranging from alpine log cabins to baroque town palaces, and the latest in train station extravaganzas.
Hi Barbara!
Oh, I’ve visited those countries, but I just haven’t had the opportunity to write about them (yet). And I agree with you, the architecture there is impressive! ANd not just the architecture, many things in all those countries make it well worth a visit.
Agree. I like good architecture but when it comes to travelling, people, food and nature get equally important.
Good luck with filling that gap, I look forward to reading your future pieces!
Thank you so much, Barbara! I have to agree with you. The people, the food, and nature form a big part of the experience of every place you visit. I think I actually love more the places where I have a really positive experience with people (like, getting to meet them more up close and sharing more than the typical “hello, how are you?” conversation).
Good tips about Travel. Tq 🙂
Thanks!
Have you travel in Nepal? You have great website if will be more flexible if we have search function.
Thanks, Bishnu.
Wow greats tips.It will help me near future thankyou so much.
You’re welcome!
yo welcome baby
Great Posts, some blogger trip in going to the full enjoying for a lovely place for more getting traveling in the next week to make a plan with our family holidays……………Thanks
You’re welcome… though I’m not sure of what you wanted to say.
This is one great resource for a backpack traveler like me. Thanks a bunch!
You’re welcome
I LOVE to read your posts.just discover your site from somewhere. great sharing your story & experiences. i will recommend this site to my friends out there.
If you want my advice, i went to the end of the world with my family, chilean patagonia, i rented a campervan in AndesCampers, a very helpful and friendly company, their website has a lot of routes and tips about Chile that are very useful even if you need some information about what do you need to visit Chile!
They were an important part of my trip 😉
Wow, Great Tips And Very Helpful Specially For The New Travelers.
Hi there
Thanks for providing such great resources. I noticed on another article you recommend World Nomads, i have read few other travel blogs and they all seem to recommend world nomad as one of their preferred insurers, i personally have never used them before but will check it, do you also happen to know if their claim process is difficult?
thanks for the recommendation
Hi Andrew –
No, their claim process is not difficult at all and it can be done online.
Amazing Tips! Can you please suggest me the best season to travel from Europe side?
You can’t travel unless you have money, and getting paid to travel is something that is not easy to do. So, what should you do to have the funds to take a trip around the world? Well, there are no easy answers here but one thing is sure, you need to learn ways to manage and control your money. You also need to practice good money saving habits to supplement your income to make travel a reality.