Jennifer Pellerito
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Travel & food writer. Exploring the unknown & experiencing something new at home or abroad. Expert on slow travel. ✈️🌎🍴jen@jenontherun.com Follow along👇🏼
I’m naturally a shy person at first, so figuring out how to meet people as a solo traveler wasn’t something I knew how to do. Consider booking a private room through Airbnb to meet people as a solo traveler. Take a free walking tour and meet people as a solo traveler Another easy way to meet people as a solo traveler is on a free walking tour. It’s easier to meet local people on Tinder, whereas on Hinge or Bumble, you’ll probably meet other travelers just passing through.
enjoy this list of 26 free or insanely cheap things to do in Los Angeles during your stay! You won’t need to spend more than $5-10 on the activities that aren’t free. Here’s my list of 26 free or insanely cheap things to do in Los Angeles: 1. Get your map of the 26 Free or Insanely Cheap Things to do in Los Angeles below: Save this map on your Google Maps app so you can reference it later.
Even better, a bottle of delicious Portuguese wine won’t set you back too far, either – it costs about €5-10 at the grocery store, and amazingly only €15-25 at a restaurant. During the month that I spent in Lisbon, I had the opportunity to meet people living in the city who were from Brazil, Germany, Poland, France, England, and even Turkey. There are tons of expats and others living in as digital nomads in Lisbon, so networking and connecting is pretty easy! For day trips from Lisbon, check out Cascais and Sintra, and don’t miss the Westernmost point of Europe – Cabo de la Roca (pictured up above).
When you write, you’re free to share a stream of consciousness without being embarrassed, especially if you’re writing in a private journal. I haven’t tried it out myself yet, but it looks like it includes space for itinerary planning, packing checklists, and free pages to write down your experiences while you’re on the road. Moreover, writing about your travels is an excellent way to keep a record of your day-to-day experience. It’s also a good method for travel writers to implement when it’s too hard to spend ~5 hours writing an blog post or article while you’re on the road.