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Planning travel as a digital nomad?
Traveling as a location-independent employee or entrepreneur isn't too difficult, but it is very different than traveling for a vacation and taking an entire break from work.
Why? Well, because while you travel, you'll need to be able to have internet access and structure your days wisely so you can get your work done.
Here are three quick tips for planning travel as a digital nomad.
Especially if you're new to working online, these may be helpful for you!
Before my trip to Mexico City, I vaguely remembered reading in an article online that Mexico City is one of the "food capitals" of the world. Other than that, I didn't know much about Mexico City before I visited. I think only one person I follow on YouTube (and I follow a lot of travel vloggers, haha), had traveled there outside of an airport connection. There are a number of reasons why I am so happy I went to Mexico City, and one of them is the food. Here are a few of our personal favorite restaurants from this trip:
"What are the most affordable places to travel?" "How can we travel like you and not break the bank? Lol" "How do you travel so much? Doesn't it get expensive?" These are word-for-word questions I've received from friends and readers over the past month. Here are the 5 most affordable destinations I've been to yet:
I often get questions from readers and email subscribers on how to start a travel blog, if travel blogging is worth it in 2018 and beyond.
In addition to asking how to start a blog, many people ask how to grow it so they can earn money online and fund their ideal work + travel lifestyle.
In this post you’ll learn whether or not you should start a blog, how to set it up, how to grow a blog and how to make money blogging!
Looking for cool places in San Diego to freshen up your Instagram feed?
Here are some popular, Insta-worthy locations in San Diego you may or may have not seen on the 'gram - and where to find them.
