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Marcel Kuhn

Marcel is a big travel lover and already visited more than 50 countries around the world. He loves to shares his experiences and explore new cultures and people.

Budgeting Basics Budgeting Basics (image credits: unsplash) Traveling the world on just $30 a day might sound impossible at first, but with clever planning, it becomes surprisingly doable. The secret lies in breaking down your total travel funds into manageable daily amounts, making it easier to stay on track. Most experienced backpackers swear by using …

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Ryanair: Europe’s Leading Low-Cost Carrier Ryanair: Europe’s Leading Low-Cost Carrier (image credits: rawpixel) Ryanair, headquartered in Ireland, stands tall as Europe’s most recognized budget airline in 2025, continuing its legacy of affordable travel for millions. According to recent AirlineRatings.com statistics, Ryanair maintained a staggering passenger load factor of 95%, demonstrating its immense popularity among travelers. …

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Amtrak’s Coast Starlight Amtrak’s Coast Starlight (image credits: pixabay) Travelers searching for jaw-dropping scenery on a budget often overlook Amtrak’s Coast Starlight, but it’s a hidden gem stretching 1,377 miles from Seattle to Los Angeles. The panoramic windows offer unforgettable glimpses of the Pacific coastline, with waves crashing against rugged cliffs and forests rolling by …

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Italy: Venice’s Crowded Canals and Frustrated Locals Italy: Venice’s Crowded Canals and Frustrated Locals (image credits: unsplash) In Venice, the city’s narrow alleys and picturesque canals have become almost impossible for locals to navigate during peak tourist seasons. Recent data shows that pre-pandemic, over 25 million people visited Venice each year, while the city’s population …

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What Makes a Border Surreal? What Makes a Border Surreal? (image credits: unsplash) Imagine standing in one place where two worlds collide—where the rules, the language, and even the air seem to shift with a single step. The most surreal border crossing in the United States is not just about fences or checkpoints; it’s about …

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A Surprising Surge: How Crowds Became Costa Rica’s New Challenge A Surprising Surge: How Crowds Became Costa Rica’s New Challenge (image credits: wikimedia) In the past decade, Costa Rica has become a world-famous eco-paradise, drawing millions of visitors with its lush rainforests, volcanoes, and pristine beaches. But with this popularity comes a shocking side effect: …

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Dominica: Nature’s Hidden Gem Dominica: Nature’s Hidden Gem (image credits: wikimedia) Dominica is often called the “Nature Island” for good reason. It is one of the most lush and untouched places in the Caribbean, blanketed with rainforests, waterfalls, and bubbling hot springs. Unlike many other islands, Dominica isn’t packed with luxury resorts, which helps keep …

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Civita di Bagnoregio, Italy Civita di Bagnoregio, Italy (image credits: pixabay) Perched dramatically atop a crumbling hill of volcanic rock, Civita di Bagnoregio is a place both enchanting and fragile. Known as the “dying town,” it faces constant threat from erosion, yet its haunting beauty keeps travelers coming. Accessible only by a pedestrian bridge, the …

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Ljubljana, Slovenia Ljubljana, Slovenia (image credits: unsplash) Ljubljana is a city that feels like it belongs in a fairy tale, yet many travelers bypass it for bigger names like Vienna or Prague. Slovenia’s capital, with a population of just over 280,000, is refreshingly walkable and clean. Its green parks and leafy riverbanks are a breath …

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Affordable Accommodation Options Affordable Accommodation Options (image credits: unsplash) Finding a place to stay in Japan doesn’t have to drain your savings. Hostels and capsule hotels are widespread in major cities like Tokyo and Osaka, with beds often starting at just ¥2,500 (about $23) per night. Websites such as Hostelworld and Booking.com make it easier …

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