How to travel Europe CHEAP in 2023 (Learn from my mistakes)

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Title	:	How to travel Europe CHEAP in 2023 (Learn from my mistakes)
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Air Bnb’s ain’t cheap
Comment from : Tim

Thank you for creating such helpfull video 😊
Comment from : Łukasz Pajzert

Listen!! Exploring new countries is such a rewarding experience! For first-time travelers, I'd recommend considering destinations that offer a mix of cultural richness and natural beauty Personally, I've been fortunate to travel to over 10 countries thanks to careful budgeting and smart investmentsI wasnt financial free until my 40’s and I’m still in my 40’s, bought my second house already, earn on a monthly through passive income and got 2 out of 5 goals, just hope it encourages someone that it doesn’t matter if you don’t have any of them right now, you can start TODAY regardless your age INVEST and change your future
Comment from : Vic Ahmed

@Point 3: I've checked the link and for Austria there's a little mistake Cheap rooms in Austria are called "Pension" (don't get confused, that's also the name for the pension in the english meaning) This are roomes mostley in (traditional) Restaurants and are (more or less) what you mean with Hostel So if you want to stay really cheap, search for a "Pension" instad of "Hostel" 😉
Comment from : James Holden

What's a blah blah car?
Comment from : beejereeno2

What a simple and easy explanation ! Thank you !
Comment from : XYZ 123

Thank you for the info n tips 🙏 🌻
Comment from : Annika Moore

Great video When I've thought about Croatia previously, I never thought: "beautiful waterfalls" Thanks for that bonus lesson
Comment from : Eric Martindale

What would you guys in the comments recommend as nature/landscape/outside city zones across europe? My best friend and I will be travelling budget in November from NZ
Comment from : hannah potts

For some strange reason I had awful itchy diddies after watching this
Comment from : A OConnor

Thank you for such a wonderful and informative video, I really enjoyed it brI'm in Canada, but I'm planning on going to Spain in the future and walking the El Camino Once that's done, I plan to spend my retirement (only 10 years away!), wandering around the world I used to think I'd missed my chance to travel when I was young, but I know now that I was wrong; age is just a number brI hope you keep your adventurous spirit, and that you keep making great videos
Comment from : James Park

great video
Comment from : Ayanna Stewart

What's the name of the village/city u stayed in France? Thx :)
Comment from : le petit baigneur

Can you send a written guide? My husband & I, both seniors (over 75) are leaving for Europe on 6/6, using the Eurail passes for 15 days Thank you so much for your help!
Comment from : Evelyn Warren

When traveling by train, the Netherlands is an exception In the Netherlands you pay the same for the fast train (IC) and for the slow one (Sprinter or Stoptrein), because you pay for a trip from one city to another, not for the train you travel on Also, no reservations are needed or even possible And buying a ticket in advance will not save you any money - the price is always the same Such a strange country ;-)
Comment from : Gizmo