With so many travel myths out there, it can be confusing to figure out what’s actually true or not. Whether you’re traveling for the first time or have many trips under your belt, knowing the difference between fact and fiction can help you make better decisions when you’re on the road.1.
Don’t miss: I traveled overseas as the delta variant of COVID-19 surged. Here’s what I wish I knew before my trip Booking flights with airline miles and hotels with points are two great ways to save money because instead of paying with cash, you pay with travel rewards. Getting into miles and points with a travel credit card can open the door to affordable travel, even to expensive destinations.
3. Hostels are dirty, unsafe and for young partyers Myth: Hostels are unsanitary and not safe. If I sleep in a shared room, my stuff will get stolen. I won’t be able to get a good night’s sleep because the beds will be cheap and there’s going to be a nonstop party. Reality: Safety can mean different things to different people. Solo travel isn’t automatically dangerous, and common sense can go a long way.
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I have zero interest in seeing someone else’s dirt.
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