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1) Couchsurfing and house-sitting for free accomodations (plus you get the coolest experiences of meeting people from all walks of life).
2) Being flexible with flight dates and times. Checking over a few days for price drops and cheaper flights. I like to use Skiplagged (anyone has recommendations for better site to look for flights?).
3) Eating at local restaurants. I have a pretty strong stomach, and I believe eating locally adds to the authentic experience of being in a new place. Plus it's often more yummy and wayyy cheaper than international chains.
4) Walking to any destination within 1.5h by walking distance. I get my exercise, plus often come across things on the hidden path. I try to navigate the local bus system as well if distances are longer.
By cutting down spendings on accommodations, flights, food, and transportation, that pretty much covers all major expenses on a trip!
Do you have any other travel hacks for saving even more money as a digital nomad? Please share. 😁
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