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]]>Prefer to sleep in pitch dark or find the outside light disturbing? Then simply clip the hotel room curtains together with hangers or clothes pins to prevent them from moving apart.
If you leave your suitcases on the floor, they will occupy previous space, and you are bound to stumble upon them at some point. To avoid this, stack your suitcases on an ironing board if one is provided in your hotel room. You will get more space, and the suitcases will be easily accessible.
It is easy to find a paper cup in a hotel. Get yourself one, turn it upside down, and punch a hole in the middle. Now you have a clean and reliable toothbrush stand.
It is easy to forget that you left some things in a hotel room safe when you are rushing to check out. To avoid forgetting your valuables, simply place one of your shoes inside. When you start getting ready, you will notice you have just one shoe and will be reminded of the contents of the safe.
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]]>The post Travel Hacks: The Best Apps for Travel to Save You Money and Time appeared first on Traveler Dreams.
]]>Hopper is an app that predicts the best time to book flights and alerts you when the prices drop. This app can help you save a significant amount of money on airfare. Another app that is highly recommended is Google Maps, which is a great tool for getting around in unfamiliar places. It can help you find your way, locate nearby attractions, and even provide real-time traffic updates.
If you’re looking to save money on accommodations, then consider using Airbnb. While hotels are fun, they tend to be more expensive. This app allows you to book unique and affordable lodging options all over the world, from apartments to villas to treehouses. You’d be suprised at what you can get for such a great price!
Train is often the best mode of transportation for traveling within your destination. Whether it’s getting to your airbnb from the airport or wanting to take a day trip to a new city, Omio is the app for you. Not only does it show you the best price options, but it really does take out the stress in trying to find the right trains. It tells you where you need to go, and you have your tickets downloaded right on your phone, making it easy for scanning and not losing your tickets.
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]]>The post This Hack Will Ensure You Never Forget Anything in Your Hotel Room Safe appeared first on Traveler Dreams.
]]>More than a few of us have arrived home and realized that we forgot a phone charger in a hotel room, or worse—important travel documents in the safe.
If the latter rings some trauma bells, you’ll want to take note of this hack.
If you’re planning to use the hotel room safe to store passports, jewelry, cash, or other items, add in a shoe. Yes, you heard us right—just one shoe.
This way, the singular piece of footwear will serve as a reminder to check the safe before checking out. After all, you aren’t going to leave with just one shoe, are you?
We can’t promise that you won’t forget anything during your next trip, but at least the items in the safe won’t be one of them.
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]]>The post Try This Controversial Flight Hack to Avoid Sitting With Strangers appeared first on Traveler Dreams.
]]>The hack, which has become viral in recent years, works for people who travel in pairs. It is highly risky because it can cause some uncomfortable situations, but when it works, it will give you and your travel companion an entire row for yourself.
In its most basic iteration, the hack requires you to book a window seat and an aisle seat while leaving the middle seat empty. The idea is that no one will want to book a middle seat willingly, leaving it empty. After that, you only have to hope that the flight isn’t full.
If it works, the hack will result in a level of comfort that is only similar to the first-class experience. And we are not exaggerating.
Of course, there is also a good chance that you could also end up with a stranger occupying the middle seat. In this case, you can simply offer them to switch, and they will most likely say yes. If not, you’re a little stuck. But it’s worth a try!
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]]>The post The Best Kind of Friend to Take On a Trip appeared first on Traveler Dreams.
]]>You may have more than one friend who would love to go on a trip. So if you’re having trouble deciding, you’d best opt for the one who’s best at going with the flow. We can’t stress enough how important it will be to have a person like this with you on your trip. If you get this right, it may be the difference between a good trip and an epic one.
The reason for this is that you and your friend are going to meet all kinds of hiccups along the road. You’re going to be dealing with unexpected change, and you’ll certainly be tested one way or another. If you bring a friend who takes these things in stride, you’ll find yourself laughing along the way. How you both deal with adversity is what will make your trip a wonderful adventure, so make sure you choose your traveling partner accordingly!
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]]>The post Long Layovers are a Good Thing, Not a Bad Thing appeared first on Traveler Dreams.
]]>A long layover is basically a free extra flight to another destination. If say, you have an eight-hour layover in Amsterdam, you’re basically being given a free gift. As long as you don’t have too much luggage on you (usually it’ll just be your carry-on), you now have the opportunity to leave the airport and explore Amsterdam to your heart’s desire.
When you look back on this trip in years to come, instead of it being a non-memorable flight, you’ll actually create new memories in whichever city you visited. Even though you’re only going to be there for a half-day in most cases, you still have plenty of time to take in a beautiful experience that you’ll never forget. So leave the airport, grab a beer, and enjoy the culture!
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]]>The post 3 Travel Hacks to Live By appeared first on Traveler Dreams.
]]>If you want to save money on your meals and avoid tourist traps, one of the best things you can do is to avoid eating near the most popular tourist attractions. Try to get at least a ten-minute walk away from your museums and landmarks before sitting down at a restaurant.
It might not always be easy, but if you ever get the chance to strike up a conversation with a local, it’s a fantastic way to get recommendations for establishments and places to visit that you won’t read about online. It could even just be your hostel’s front desk person.
If you’re a foodie and don’t want to miss the best food in any location you go to, always ask the waiter at the restaurants you visit what they recommend eating. And don’t hesitate to order their recommendation, even if it’s something you don’t understand the name of. (Of course, mention any dietary restrictions or allergies you have first.)
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]]>The post The Only Disney World Hack You Need to Have the Best Time appeared first on Traveler Dreams.
]]>If you just focus on getting three things done as early as you can, you will prevent a lot of stress. These things include accommodation, food, and FastPass+.
You can book accommodation in advance starting from August one year for the next year. You can even book a room earlier than that and wait for them to adjust the prices in August and adjust your reservation. This is a big part of the vacation and you’ll be more content knowing you have a nice place to stay.
The next thing is food, and it’s a good thing that you can reserve a place at Disney restaurants for months in advance. This will mean a lot when you arrive and see that everything is booked and your place is waiting for you.
The FastPass+ card is used to get out of lines and you can use it for up to three credits per group member per day. Research the rides and attractions and make a plan how to use them, then book the rides in advance.
It may seem like additional work, but you can spread this over the weeks and even months before the vacation and go there completely prepared to enjoy everything Disney World has to offer.
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]]>The post Why Traveling is Good For Your Mind appeared first on Traveler Dreams.
]]>Perhaps one of the biggest reasons traveling is good for your mind is that it allows you to escape your mundane life. Listen, there isn’t anything wrong with a 9-to-5 job—but breaks are certainly important. Sometimes, all your mind really needs is a break from the same old atmosphere that surrounds you.
When you travel, more often than not you’ll be spending a great deal of time outdoors. We’re talking exotic trails, breathtaking hikes, and fresh nature. That kind of atmosphere is literally medicine for a mind that spends most of the time locked in an office or apartment.
When we’re in a new environment, it allows our mind to adopt new perspectives. Weirdly enough, it’s when we take a break from our problems that we sometimes manage to find solutions to them.
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]]>The post Why We Recommend Staying at Hostels When You Travel appeared first on Traveler Dreams.
]]>First and foremost, hostels are considerably cheaper than both AirBnbs and hotels. The comparison is actually not even close, so if you’re someone who’s trying to save money on your trip, staying at a hostel is a no-brainer.
Corona times excluded, you’re going to meet countless people at a youth hostel. More often than not, these are people who are travelers just like you, and they’re going to want to have fun just like you. Also, most hostels usually throw parties that are designed for people to meet each other and have fun.
On one hand, it’s kind of annoying that you have to share a small living space with a bunch of strangers. On the other hand, there’s something very freeing about it. While it can be a little risky and scary to live with these people, it also might just make you a more trusting person.
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]]>The post Best Hotel Room Hacks You Didn’t Know You Needed appeared first on Traveler Dreams.
]]>Prefer to sleep in pitch dark or find the outside light disturbing? Then simply clip the hotel room curtains together with hangers or clothes pins to prevent them from moving apart.
If you leave your suitcases on the floor, they will occupy previous space, and you are bound to stumble upon them at some point. To avoid this, stack your suitcases on an ironing board if one is provided in your hotel room. You will get more space, and the suitcases will be easily accessible.
It is easy to find a paper cup in a hotel. Get yourself one, turn it upside down, and punch a hole in the middle. Now you have a clean and reliable toothbrush stand.
It is easy to forget that you left some things in a hotel room safe when you are rushing to check out. To avoid forgetting your valuables, simply place one of your shoes inside. When you start getting ready, you will notice you have just one shoe and will be reminded of the contents of the safe.
The post Best Hotel Room Hacks You Didn’t Know You Needed appeared first on Traveler Dreams.
]]>The post Travel Hacks: The Best Apps for Travel to Save You Money and Time appeared first on Traveler Dreams.
]]>Hopper is an app that predicts the best time to book flights and alerts you when the prices drop. This app can help you save a significant amount of money on airfare. Another app that is highly recommended is Google Maps, which is a great tool for getting around in unfamiliar places. It can help you find your way, locate nearby attractions, and even provide real-time traffic updates.
If you’re looking to save money on accommodations, then consider using Airbnb. While hotels are fun, they tend to be more expensive. This app allows you to book unique and affordable lodging options all over the world, from apartments to villas to treehouses. You’d be suprised at what you can get for such a great price!
Train is often the best mode of transportation for traveling within your destination. Whether it’s getting to your airbnb from the airport or wanting to take a day trip to a new city, Omio is the app for you. Not only does it show you the best price options, but it really does take out the stress in trying to find the right trains. It tells you where you need to go, and you have your tickets downloaded right on your phone, making it easy for scanning and not losing your tickets.
The post Travel Hacks: The Best Apps for Travel to Save You Money and Time appeared first on Traveler Dreams.
]]>The post This Hack Will Ensure You Never Forget Anything in Your Hotel Room Safe appeared first on Traveler Dreams.
]]>More than a few of us have arrived home and realized that we forgot a phone charger in a hotel room, or worse—important travel documents in the safe.
If the latter rings some trauma bells, you’ll want to take note of this hack.
If you’re planning to use the hotel room safe to store passports, jewelry, cash, or other items, add in a shoe. Yes, you heard us right—just one shoe.
This way, the singular piece of footwear will serve as a reminder to check the safe before checking out. After all, you aren’t going to leave with just one shoe, are you?
We can’t promise that you won’t forget anything during your next trip, but at least the items in the safe won’t be one of them.
The post This Hack Will Ensure You Never Forget Anything in Your Hotel Room Safe appeared first on Traveler Dreams.
]]>The post Try This Controversial Flight Hack to Avoid Sitting With Strangers appeared first on Traveler Dreams.
]]>The hack, which has become viral in recent years, works for people who travel in pairs. It is highly risky because it can cause some uncomfortable situations, but when it works, it will give you and your travel companion an entire row for yourself.
In its most basic iteration, the hack requires you to book a window seat and an aisle seat while leaving the middle seat empty. The idea is that no one will want to book a middle seat willingly, leaving it empty. After that, you only have to hope that the flight isn’t full.
If it works, the hack will result in a level of comfort that is only similar to the first-class experience. And we are not exaggerating.
Of course, there is also a good chance that you could also end up with a stranger occupying the middle seat. In this case, you can simply offer them to switch, and they will most likely say yes. If not, you’re a little stuck. But it’s worth a try!
The post Try This Controversial Flight Hack to Avoid Sitting With Strangers appeared first on Traveler Dreams.
]]>The post The Best Kind of Friend to Take On a Trip appeared first on Traveler Dreams.
]]>You may have more than one friend who would love to go on a trip. So if you’re having trouble deciding, you’d best opt for the one who’s best at going with the flow. We can’t stress enough how important it will be to have a person like this with you on your trip. If you get this right, it may be the difference between a good trip and an epic one.
The reason for this is that you and your friend are going to meet all kinds of hiccups along the road. You’re going to be dealing with unexpected change, and you’ll certainly be tested one way or another. If you bring a friend who takes these things in stride, you’ll find yourself laughing along the way. How you both deal with adversity is what will make your trip a wonderful adventure, so make sure you choose your traveling partner accordingly!
The post The Best Kind of Friend to Take On a Trip appeared first on Traveler Dreams.
]]>The post Long Layovers are a Good Thing, Not a Bad Thing appeared first on Traveler Dreams.
]]>A long layover is basically a free extra flight to another destination. If say, you have an eight-hour layover in Amsterdam, you’re basically being given a free gift. As long as you don’t have too much luggage on you (usually it’ll just be your carry-on), you now have the opportunity to leave the airport and explore Amsterdam to your heart’s desire.
When you look back on this trip in years to come, instead of it being a non-memorable flight, you’ll actually create new memories in whichever city you visited. Even though you’re only going to be there for a half-day in most cases, you still have plenty of time to take in a beautiful experience that you’ll never forget. So leave the airport, grab a beer, and enjoy the culture!
The post Long Layovers are a Good Thing, Not a Bad Thing appeared first on Traveler Dreams.
]]>The post 3 Travel Hacks to Live By appeared first on Traveler Dreams.
]]>If you want to save money on your meals and avoid tourist traps, one of the best things you can do is to avoid eating near the most popular tourist attractions. Try to get at least a ten-minute walk away from your museums and landmarks before sitting down at a restaurant.
It might not always be easy, but if you ever get the chance to strike up a conversation with a local, it’s a fantastic way to get recommendations for establishments and places to visit that you won’t read about online. It could even just be your hostel’s front desk person.
If you’re a foodie and don’t want to miss the best food in any location you go to, always ask the waiter at the restaurants you visit what they recommend eating. And don’t hesitate to order their recommendation, even if it’s something you don’t understand the name of. (Of course, mention any dietary restrictions or allergies you have first.)
The post 3 Travel Hacks to Live By appeared first on Traveler Dreams.
]]>The post The Only Disney World Hack You Need to Have the Best Time appeared first on Traveler Dreams.
]]>If you just focus on getting three things done as early as you can, you will prevent a lot of stress. These things include accommodation, food, and FastPass+.
You can book accommodation in advance starting from August one year for the next year. You can even book a room earlier than that and wait for them to adjust the prices in August and adjust your reservation. This is a big part of the vacation and you’ll be more content knowing you have a nice place to stay.
The next thing is food, and it’s a good thing that you can reserve a place at Disney restaurants for months in advance. This will mean a lot when you arrive and see that everything is booked and your place is waiting for you.
The FastPass+ card is used to get out of lines and you can use it for up to three credits per group member per day. Research the rides and attractions and make a plan how to use them, then book the rides in advance.
It may seem like additional work, but you can spread this over the weeks and even months before the vacation and go there completely prepared to enjoy everything Disney World has to offer.
The post The Only Disney World Hack You Need to Have the Best Time appeared first on Traveler Dreams.
]]>The post Why Traveling is Good For Your Mind appeared first on Traveler Dreams.
]]>Perhaps one of the biggest reasons traveling is good for your mind is that it allows you to escape your mundane life. Listen, there isn’t anything wrong with a 9-to-5 job—but breaks are certainly important. Sometimes, all your mind really needs is a break from the same old atmosphere that surrounds you.
When you travel, more often than not you’ll be spending a great deal of time outdoors. We’re talking exotic trails, breathtaking hikes, and fresh nature. That kind of atmosphere is literally medicine for a mind that spends most of the time locked in an office or apartment.
When we’re in a new environment, it allows our mind to adopt new perspectives. Weirdly enough, it’s when we take a break from our problems that we sometimes manage to find solutions to them.
The post Why Traveling is Good For Your Mind appeared first on Traveler Dreams.
]]>The post Why We Recommend Staying at Hostels When You Travel appeared first on Traveler Dreams.
]]>First and foremost, hostels are considerably cheaper than both AirBnbs and hotels. The comparison is actually not even close, so if you’re someone who’s trying to save money on your trip, staying at a hostel is a no-brainer.
Corona times excluded, you’re going to meet countless people at a youth hostel. More often than not, these are people who are travelers just like you, and they’re going to want to have fun just like you. Also, most hostels usually throw parties that are designed for people to meet each other and have fun.
On one hand, it’s kind of annoying that you have to share a small living space with a bunch of strangers. On the other hand, there’s something very freeing about it. While it can be a little risky and scary to live with these people, it also might just make you a more trusting person.
The post Why We Recommend Staying at Hostels When You Travel appeared first on Traveler Dreams.
]]>