Everything you need to consider when choosing a hostel. This makes staying at these places hassle free.

The three best days of the week to fly to save money.

Why some countries require at least three months advance planning before you leave. Avoid planning your dream trip and then having to cancel because you didn't cover these bases.

Safety, safety, safety. Following these protocols will steer you clear of 99.9% of the hassle and misfortune encountered by other travelers.

Links to all the information and resources you'll need on the web to plan your trip.

Frustration Killer: The two key questions to ask the insurance company before you leave.

Airlines have new rules regarding world travellers...doing this one thing will steer you clear of huge and unnecessary hassle.

The simple steps to be sure you are not entering into an unsafe situation.

The simple rule of thumb that will make your bag lighter for the WHOLE TRIP.

How to keep in contact with you friends and family via phone and only pay $20 during a 3 month trip.

I've been there AND I've compiled all the research for price comparisons that will blow your mind.

The A to Z on medical considerations - no matter how fit and healthy you are, you must pay attention to this section to avoid illness.

Wondering what to pack? Look at my exhaustive list of over 50 items to consider packing.

Few people think to do this but doing so will keep one foot in your own country no matter where you are - a very secure feeling indeed.

The checklist that starts getting you organized 6 months before you leave.

The simple way to eat the best food and pay the least - works for any country.

The simple way to ensure your credit card does not get frozen while in a foreign country. Easily avoid this hassle that can spoil a trip for days.

Where to meet the real explorers of the world...

Are they at the Holiday Inn?  The Paris Ritz?

Afraid not.

Hostels are the gateway to experiences and relationships that cannot be found anywhere else.  It's where travel is "happening."

I know what you may be thinking.  Hostels are for students who have no money and don't care where they stay.

Yes, that used to be the case.  They used to be called "Youth Hostels" - but that's not the case anymore.  Your age, marital status, or even if you are traveling with kids is not an issue.  Hostels welcome everyone these days.  At some places you can even get private rooms with an en suite bathroom!

The best part is you'll meet people like yourself who want to experience what the world has to offer.  The stories you share and bonds you make will stick with you for the rest of you life.  You will also get invaluable tips and information from travelers who just came from where you are going. 

The low cost of hostels is really just an extra benefit - it's actually nothing compared to the connections you'll make with other travelers.  And don't worry if you are shy - it's impossible not to be enveloped into the camaraderie.

But not all hostels are created equal (just like hotels).  I'll show you exactly how to book yourself into the best hostels.   So don't miss out on hostels!
 

The little known trick about airports that can save you tons of cash on airline tickets.

The simple trick to avoid paying high prices for one way tickets.

The two credit cards that get accepted worldwide - it's not what you think!

Use airline alliance or choose various airlines? Pros / cons.

A complete guide to what clothing to bring - even if you are traveling in hot weather all the way to snowy climates.

The case for traveling by yourself...

Traveling by yourself - risky?  Scary?

Sure, facing new situations is one thing - facing them alone is altogether different.  Different, I agree.  But not necessarily dangerous. 

One of the components of The No Debt World Guide is an interview with Janice Waugh - a woman solo traveler for the past 30 years.  Janice goes into detail about how to travel safely on your own, simply by following a few ground rules that will naturally keep you away from dangerous or uncomfortable situations.

Janice actually took a trip down the Mississippi - clubbing all the way because she wanted to take in all the music of this area. So she was a woman on her own, entering a new and unfamiliar bar nearly every night for weeks.

Janice had a great time soaking up the music and culture because she knew from experience how to avoid problems. This interview is a "must listen" expert interview for anyone considering rtw travel on their own. Janice is all about being smart to stay safe!

Interview with Janice Waugh who's been traveling on her own for decades. This is a must listen for anyone who's wondering about what it's like to travel alone - particularly women who would like to know how she does this year after year in all different sorts of situations without any problems.

But safety issues aside, why would you want to travel on your own? Well, you are going to meet more people. Period. And if you are introverted (like I was when I started traveling), you are actually going to find that meeting and connecting with people on the road really easy - if you are traveling alone.

You see, other people traveling are in the same boat as you. They just want to meet friendly new people. It's not like trying to strike up a conversation with someone in a cafe in your home town. Not like that at all!

When you are on the road, you will be talking and making new friends - even if you are shy. And these are social skills that you'll take with you wherever you go. You might start out as shy but a few weeks on your own and you're suddenly the one helping the shy guy feel comfortable about meeting new people.

It's an incredible confidence booster. And once you have it, it never leaves you - even when you return home.

But...if you are traveling with a friend then you are going to meet less people because you are naturally talking with each other.

The other thing you're going to have to do a little (or a lot) when traveling with others is compromise on what you want to do and see. Can they compromise? Can you?

There are many stories of people traveling together at first...and then splitting up to go on their own. Some meet up again down the road, others remain solo. That's fine - just be open to what has to happen so that your trip is everything you dream it to be.

One thing is for sure - in all my travels I never ever heard a story about someone who regretted traveling alone. The upside easily overtakes any downside. On the other hand, I have heard many a story about 'what a drag my traveling partner is.'

If you are traveling with a partner, best to get some ground rules on the table at the start. It's impossible for you to have the exact same interests. Impossible! So you should plan for this - make sure you really draw out your partner's interests before you leave or things could get downright miserable.

How to sustain your RTW travel for as long as you choose...

How would you like to travel indefinitely? If you don't have a job now or you're leaving one...then you can travel to wherever you want for as long as you want.

But at some point you're going to have to make some money. I met a lot people who worked at all kinds of jobs while they were travelling. For most of the jobs, you don't need any experience - you just need to be willing!

For the most part , you're not going to make your career out of these jobs - they're just stops along the way to build up your money reserves or maybe even just to pay for your room and board for the time you are there.

But if you're looking for guidance on how to take your career with you, the following expert interviews will give you all the insight and tips you need to make this happen.

5 Expert Interviews from seasoned travelers who'll show you how to live, work, and travel for as long as you wish...

Nora tells the story of how she had always wanted to travel more but was tied to her job. So...one day she decided to change how she did her job. Pretty soon after, she sold her house and car and hit the road. That was two years ago and since that time she's lived in the Canadian rocky mountains, Hawaii, Australia, Thailand, Malaysia, Singapore, and Mexico. She's got numerous tips and insights on keeping costs down, places to stay, and finding work. Last heard from in Australia... Interview with Michaela Potter who's been traveling for years - about 6 months at a time, every 3 to 5 years. She's been all over Europe, Australia, New Zealand, South America, Thailand, and Loas. Michaela's speciality is about helping people transition from their job to being able to travel...and then back to work in the same or a new position. It's essential insight for anyone who sees their present job as preventing them from traveling. She also speaks about how travel is probably the best way to discover how you can change the direction of your life because you are unplugged from you regular home / work / culture. Interview with Sherry Ott who's been able to travel just about anywhere with her English as a Second Language (ESL) Certification. She tells us how you can get certified just about anywhere in the world - so no need to come home to get certified!  But not all ESL teaching jobs are alike and Sherry gives us the entire overview to expect, rates of pay, bonuses and other ways you can use your ESL Certification to make money. Interview with Carmen Bolanos who managed to change her job from being rooted in one place - to something she could do anywhere, as long as she could get on the phone or connect to the Internet. More than that - she's been living abroad while bringing up her three children. She's been to Japan, Europe, and lately Brazil. She an expert on how to travel while working at the same time. Interview with Joanna Haugen, a lifelong traveler who's covered 46 states and six continents - a self-described "travel machine." Joanna has a ton of good information for any traveler but most compelling is her experience working in Kenya for the Peace Corps. If you have ever thought about this or want to know more - Joanna's experience is an excellent place to start.

Today you can join the explorers of the world. There are simply so many ways to get this done regardless of your present job status.

The great thing is that The No Debt World Travel Guide brings it all together in one place: the information, the resources, each and every planning step, and the invaluable experience of others who are doing it right now. 

Yes Brian!  I want I want to get everything in The No Debt World Travel Package so I can travel the world at the lowest cost without sacrificing my comfort and safety! I understand that I have 60 days to look everything over and if I'm not completely satisfied, I can return it for a full refund. I am looking forward to receiving the The No Debt World Travel Guide Ebook, plus all of the Expert Interviews and the Videos. The No Debt World Travel Guide Ebook. The definitive guide on world travel that is comfortable, safe, and inexpensive, covering the A to Z on getting cheap airfares, health, where to stay, cash and credit cards, safety, passports, travel advisories, visas, precautions, pre-trip timeline, insurance, food, language, climate issues, best online resources, packing checklist, travel tech, budgeting, resources on the road, food, etiquette, price comparisons, and bunch of great travel stories sure to pique your interest.

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