I have enjoyed writing about my travel experiences for our COMP111 class. Even though writing every week sometimes seemed daunting, I enjoyed sharing with others my love for travel. I hope I have inspired others to take the vacation they've always wanted. I know that sometimes people don't have $2.500 to spend on an all-inclusive vacation (neither do we, really... haha) but there is adventure awaiting all over your state and country that won't cost you an arm, leg, or your first-born child.
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| Yellowstone National Park |
The cheapest way to travel is to do it in the off season. Yes, Las Vegas was so hot in June that I literally felt like every piece of my body was dried up and starving for a drop of water. But you know what? It was cheap. Like, reallllly cheap. Any now we can say we've been there. So, do your research, make informed travel decisions, and most importantly, follow your instincts when you're away from home.
I will most likely continue to update this blog beyond what is required for this class but I will be taking a small break.
Comment on here with any questions you have and have a great Thanksgiving!
I hope you had a great Thanksgiving. I really wanted to visit yellowstone for a while because of how massive the volcano is. Some of the off season tricks you talk about could be usefull in planning trips
ReplyDeleteI went to Colorado on the off season and it was half as expensive. I love travel and one of these days I would like to travel international. With your tips and knowledge, I'm going roam (not Rome) a bit.
ReplyDeleteI would love to go to all these places you have been. Maybe one day when I actually have the time and money.
ReplyDeleteThat is so pretty! you did great on this, love it! Wish i could travel like you do!
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