46: Travel Myths to Ignore (Early 2019 Travel Plans)

People have all kinds of fears about traveling. We attempt to
tell the truth on a few of the travel myths that are keeping
people from engaging in the experiences of a lifetime. From
street food to duty-free costs to transportation. You cannot
believe all that you read and we hope to shed some light on the
topics that might be holding you back. Don’t know the language?
Worried about your age? Scared to take a bus? We discuss it in
this episode of busting Travel Myths. We also give details on
where we plan to travel to through May of this year.


Main Topics Covered:


Early 2019 Travel Plans

Travel Myths to Ignore



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We breakdown our travel plans for 2019 but you can always find
out where we are NOW here. 
The world is safer than ever and there is
actually data to support it. 
There are all types of people in the world and we experienced
that in Cambodia Travel (Phnom Penh, Siem Reap, and
Angkor Wat). 
Travel does not have to be expensive like we experienced in the
Galapagos Islands on a Budget. 
Paracas, Peru was an incredible trip that helped
us meet travelers of all ages. 
Transportation is not scary. We have taken busses, trains,
tuk-tuks, and motorcycles. Even the bus ride hugging mountains on
our way to Dhermi Albania (Incredible Beaches)
was easy. 
The train while in Vietnam Travel to see the
beauty of the countryside was awesome. 
The alcohol in Singapore can be crazy expensive.
Grab a bottle at the airport when you land. 
American sports are not important around the world. Soccer is
king. This blew my mind. Most notably the amazing time we had in
Lisbon, Portugal. 
The Vietnam War by Ken Burns is an eye-opening
documentary that helped us understand what the Vietnamese went
through to help us interact better. 
First They Killed My Father about a child under
the rule of the deadly Khmer Rouge in Cambodia is a moving
documentary. 
Please remember, when you travel you are a GUEST in their
country. Be courteous. Be kind.


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