cheapest destinations Archive

Today’s guest post is from a book author who has written for me on several occasions in Perceptive Travel. See the link at the end for the book and blog from Jim Johnston, but he’s just back from India and is

[Editor’s note – Since this post went up years ago, the Indian rupee has continued to climb. As of late 2016 the U.S. dollar fetched more than 65 rupees.] If you had India on your short list or you’re planning how

THIS OFFER HAS ENDED – only leaving the post up because it’s indexed in search. One year from now there will be a new 4th edition of my popular book The World’s Cheapest Destinations. Soon I’ll start the research process on

Do you follow the herd or do you make your own decisions? Don’t be so sure of your answer. We’re all influenced by something, be it an ad we forgot about, a story we read, or a friend’s photos we saw.

I did a post a while back on how I’m living a significantly cheaper life in Mexico than I did in a relatively inexpensive city in the U.S.  But some things cost more—a lot more. You will notice this phenomenon in