Easter Island Moai – by Steffen Dubouis
This is the big one, the million-dollar question, the one that turns motivated world trip planners into red-faced balls of stress. When considering world trip planning, a lot of consideration must be placed into this seemingly minute little query:
“Where should I go on my around the world trip?”
This section is the largest section of the entire site. It helps you:
- Decide what type of traveler you are.
- How to arrange the cities on your itinerary.
- How to keep the price down.
- How to get more for your money.
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Take your time and read through the individual pages, take control of your around the world trip planning. This is your journey, make it count.
The very first step in the trip planning process! Here are 7 key factors in organizing the best route for your Around the World or Multi-Destination trip.
The first places to pick to visit should be the ones you've always dreamed about.
Which one of six personality traits are you. Narrow down your must-see places by determining "who you are".
Five types of traveling style, from Off the Beaten Path to Responsible Traveler. Narrow down your destinations by determining "what you do".
The big debate. But does adding a couple hundred dollars justify seeing an entirely new part of the world? It should.
The ticket that flies you out of a country after you've flown in. Many countries require proof of onward travel to let you in.
Often there's opportunities to stop in places where you have connections. Here's more info on the stopover, what it is and where to do it.
5 important factors that will allow you the cheapest overall around the world ticket.
A list of overland travel opportunities that give excellent and efficient ways of seeing more of the country or region you're visiting.
Finding the cheapest ticket isn't an easy task if you don't know the name of the game. Here's the best ways to keep your ticket prices down.
An Israeli or Cuban passport stamp can present other problems.
There is a difference between restricted and forbidden. It is legal to travel in these places, but there are difficulties associated with it. Read this section to help you through the red tape.
