People imagine full-time travel as cocktails at sunset and endless freedom. The reality is more ordinary. It’s spreadsheets in cafés. It’s checking bank balances on slow Wi-Fi. It’s learning, sometimes the hard way, what actually drains your money and what quietly doesn’t.

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The first mistake I used to make when travelling was assuming good food announced itself. Big signs. English menus. A queue that looked reassuringly international.

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If you’re dreaming of travelling more in 2026 but your bank balance keeps giving you the side-eye, you’re not alone. Luckily, some of the most exciting destinations around the world also happen to be incredibly affordable — the kind of places where a good meal costs less than a takeaway at home and a hotel room doesn’t drain half your travel budget.

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I didn’t plan to end up in a canvas tent on the edge of a wind-carved valley, sipping tea with a family I’d met only minutes before. Travel has a way of doing that — pulling you gently into moments you never expected.

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There was a time when airport lounges were just quiet rooms with beige chairs, lukewarm coffee, and a few tired newspapers. But travel has changed, and so have the spaces built for waiting.

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