Traveling to a large city is too expensive.
There are multiple ways to save money on accommodation and food (future issue). If locals can live in a city, so can you.
Travel distance and ticket price have a small correlation because airlines have more revenue streams than filling the seats on a given flight. (e.g., Business contracts, transporting cargo, etc.) I often pay less for an international flight than most pay for a domestic flight.
Everyone thinks they know how to travel well.
It hurts my soul when travelers only visit touristy spots like the Hard Rock Cafe and then go home. There's so much to see in a given location, so if you're not actively planning or doing research, you will miss some things. Trying to see everything is too exhausting, but at least be aware of what is there.
There is no right way to travel. Some like adventure travel while others prefer luxury travel. Try different types of traveling before you decide what's best for you. You actually may be surprised.
Your nearest city is probably more dangerous than the location that you're traveling to. Don't be an easy target (e.g., flashing cash), and you'll be fine. You're more likely to get attacked by your loved one than a stranger. Sleep tight ;)
Always check multiple resources for trip planning because everything has a bias. I check various sources for all of my trip planning. Even when I'm at a location, I still ask locals for advice.
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A twist on the classic Whiskey Sour, try the Italian Amaretto Sour:
- 1 1/2 shots of Amaretto
- 1/2 shot of fresh lemon juice
- 1/2 shot of fresh lime juice
Shake in a cocktail shaker and serve over ice!








