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How to be an independent traveller

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Here is a guide that Travelblog made for those who are new to independent travel.


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5 years ago, May 19th 2008Delete | Edit No: 1 Msg: #35786  

Mell
Mell
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Travel Guide Reply to this

4 years ago, June 4th 2008Delete | Edit No: 2 Msg: #37376  

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deleted_69711
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Good day everyone!

Thanks for the site and the tips of being and independent traveler. Those tips helps to me a lot especially that I'm adventuress woman and a traveler one.

Thanks and more power.
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4 years ago, July 4th 2008Delete | Edit No: 3 Msg: #40868  

behappy
jonaliza
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so many thanks for the travel guide.....very helpful =) Reply to this

4 years ago, July 14th 2008Delete | Edit No: 4 Msg: #41827  

brusnadal
brus nadal
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We can learn and get ready for travel to anywhere by how can be an independent traveler. There is all information is available on the web.
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[Edited: 16:22 - Mell - Promotional posting is against the forum rules. ]
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4 years ago, August 1st 2008Delete | Edit No: 5 Msg: #43853  

ucfspanish
william
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What's the appeal to be an independent traveler, aishia? Reply to this

4 years ago, August 1st 2008Delete | Edit No: 6 Msg: #43869  

Mell
Mell
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Hello William :)

Independent travel is a personal preference for many of us. It is a challanging way to travel and not to everybodies taste because we dont make things easy for ourselves when we plunge head on into culture shock without the help of a tour organisation. The steep learning curve can be uncomfortable both emotionally and physically and not everybodies cup of tea.

Amongst the advantages are this type of travel provides unexpected great travel memories and it can also be a lot less expensive that package tour travel.

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4 years ago, August 17th 2008Delete | Edit No: 7 Msg: #45779  

dynomysus
kimberly myers
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that was really informative. thanks!! Reply to this

4 years ago, September 15th 2008Delete | Edit No: 8 Msg: #48776  

system
TravelBlog System User
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4 posts moved to this new topic: Travelling for over 40s Reply to this

4 years ago, December 15th 2008Delete | Edit No: 9 Msg: #57594  

EuropeWord
EuropeWord
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Wow, a lot of useful information. Thank you for sharing. I will bookmark the link for a later reading. :) Reply to this

4 years ago, January 5th 2009Delete | Edit No: 10 Msg: #58913  

Snap Shot Stacey
Stacey Hatton
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The guide had a couple of tips I would never have thought of (eg. medical kit!). Thanks so much. I hope it expands in the future though. More detail or other headings would be good. Reply to this

4 years ago, January 7th 2009Delete | Edit No: 11 Msg: #59189  

Mell
Mell
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More detail or other headings would be good.



If anyone has any suggestions about what types of details and headings should be added, feel free to post them here. Reply to this

4 years ago, January 7th 2009Delete | Edit No: 12 Msg: #59193  

Snap Shot Stacey
Stacey Hatton
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Lol. Yeah my comment wasn't very helpful was it? I don't really know exactly what more detail it is I wanted, because I don't know much yet about traveling. I'll have a think about it. Reply to this

4 years ago, January 14th 2009Delete | Edit No: 13 Msg: #60218  

wisetalk
wisetalk85
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I would like to thank you for the travel guide.
Since I've mostly travelled with my parents, I haven't been much concerned.
But now I got some important things to think about. Reply to this

4 years ago, January 18th 2009Delete | Edit No: 14 Msg: #60575  

TheBearAndPenguin
Homer and Ashley
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Thanks for the guide, there is a lot of info that is going to come in handy! Reply to this

4 years ago, February 25th 2009Delete | Edit No: 15 Msg: #64045  

Administrator B
Travelblog Administration
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1 post deleted. 1 account deleted. 1 URL blacklisted. No spamming on these forums.

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4 years ago, March 21st 2009Delete | Edit No: 16 Msg: #66679  

abmart
Abiola Ayodele Martins
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Helo in the house, i too will like to know more on how to be an independent traveller, i will like it if it can be send to me on
[Edited: 16:48 - Mell ]
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4 years ago, March 21st 2009Delete | Edit No: 17 Msg: #66696  

Mell
Mell
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Hello Abiola

If you have a specific question about independent travel, would you make a new thread about it on the New to Independent Travel Forum.

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4 years ago, May 12th 2009Delete | Edit No: 18 Msg: #72622  

Alda
Alda Powell
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Interesting !
Wow, a lot of useful information. Thank you for sharing.Keep up posting the good work ... : ) Reply to this

3 years ago, June 17th 2009Delete | Edit No: 19 Msg: #76509  

jennwtb
Jenn Smith
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Awesome!

Thank you for the informations you've shared here..

Keep posting like this for the benefits of all.. :) Reply to this

3 years ago, July 27th 2009Delete | Edit No: 20 Msg: #81154  

travelbug27
Danielle Mercer
N Posts: 4
Fantastic and so helpful! I feel ready to go now :o)

Thanks! Reply to this

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