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11 Easy Steps To Plan A Trip Efficiently

11 Easy Steps To Plan A Trip Efficiently

I remember when I planned my first trip. The place where I am about to go hasn’t much data available on the internet and there wasn’t any guide available at all.
If you are traveling enthusiast like me then you know how hard it is to carefully plan a trip that you won’t miss out on anything.
Planning a trip is such a daunting task. You need to make sure that you pack all the necessary things and you will always be confused about what will be your next step.
You won’t be able to decide how to plan it efficiently and quickly. I have planned thousands of trips over the years and by planning these trips I have compiled a list of checklists that will help you plan a perfect trip.

This checklist applies to every trip no matter if it’s long or short, just follow this checklist and you are good to go.

1. Decide Where You Want To Go.

Your plans for a trip starts with deciding a location and it is very essential. A lot of people say that “they are going on a trip” but they don’t know where are they going

I know it is hard to decide on one particular place right. But you should be able to figure out a place you want to go.

It may like “I am going to Switzerland” or “I am going to Europe”. This not only makes your planning for a trip easier but by this, you know what you need to do next.

2. Decide the Length of Your Trip

If you don’t know how long you are going for a trip then how come you are going to estimate the total cost of your trip.

It will be very confusing when it will come to spending money you haven’t decided the days for a trip.

So add days when planning for a trip. Like “I am going to Europe for 10 days.” Now you have a trip that you can plan for.

3. Estimate Your Costs.

When it comes to planning for a trip the biggest question is how am I going to estimate the cost of a trip cause you don’t much about a foreign land.

You need to research your cost by deciding ever details like are you going to stay in a luxurious hotel or budget hotel will do fine? How much will the restaurant and traveling in the city will cost?

You can do the following things to find out the costs.

  • Buy a travel guide for that particular place.
  • Join a forum and ask the opinions of other people.
  • Google the prices of specific things that you are interested in.
  • Or can search it on youtube as it is the biggest source of information when it comes to traveling.

By researching it thoroughly you will be able to estimate the cost for your trip. However don’t over plan it, otherwise, you will get very confused and end up estimating the wrong cost.

Just stick to the above-mentioned things and you are good to go.

4. Start Saving Money.

All people wish to travel the world once in their lifetime but what they need the most? The MONEY.

Money is the biggest question when planning a trip. Start saving some money so you can plan one hell of a trip.

If you need a 3000$ for your trip and want to go after like 9 months then you would need to save 11.11$ per day.

This money is nothing, you can easily save 12$ a day, don’t you? You will be spending a whole lot of money on useless things.

So make a list, where do you spend your money and cut down the cost of unnecessary things.

5. Use no fee ATM cards.

If you are using conventional ATM card when traveling then your bank will probably be charging some extra fees for that.

You should not spend your hard earned money on these kinds of fees. Either you can use the cards of that foreign land or you can use the cards if universal banks like “Global ATM Alliance” that doesn’t charge any fees on cards.

Also, get the reward credit card so you can get the benefit of free hotel service and travel.

6. Stay Focused and Inspired.

I know that planning a trip can be daunting sometimes and if your family or friends aren’t interested in it then you will definitely lose focus and interest too.

Luckily there are lots of resources available on the internet to help you focus and inspired towards your traveling passion.

Watch videos of your favorite travelers or join the community. There you will find many folks that are passionate about traveling like you are.

7. Check For Last Minute Deals.

There are lots of services available to book hotels, flights and even whole trips. And sometimes they offer discounts too.

So make sure you scroll through every offer and choose the best offer available for your trip.

Also sometimes the company would give offers like 50% off on Europe packages.

But you want to go to the Paris. I suggest you should take the Europe deal. The world is a big place and there so many places to visit so you can choose anyone.

8. Book Your Flights.

After you have decided your place and switched to the reward credit cards now it’s time to book your flights.

Sometimes the flights get full too quickly. If you are doing a job and you got only a week off and the flight gets full then it comes very frustratingly difficult for you.

To avoid such unfortua\nate events you should always book your flights prior to your journey and also try to find cheap offers so you can spend that extra money on other things.

9. Book Your Hotels and Transport.

Sometimes what happens is, you think that you would book a hotel when you reach there. But you don’t get any rooms available because the entire hotel is full.

So if you are traveling during festival seasons then you must book hotels and your transportation prior to your journey. This also applies when there are no festival seasons.

Transport system becomes very important during your trip because without it won’t be able to enjoy the beautiful locations near you.

Also when it comes to the best hotel in Rajkot city you should check out the Patria suites hotel if you want to feel the vibes of a great luxurious hotel.

10. Plan Your Activities.

Why are you traveling in the first place? Obviously to see new places and enjoy the sceneries of that beautiful place.

So to plan your day when you get there is your biggest priority. You should plan your day according to time and also keep in mind the money too.

So if you were to make the last minute adjustments in your plan, you wouldn’t end up spending so much money.

11. Enjoy Your Trip.

Go on a vacation and enjoy a great time of your life. Hea to the airport, get on the flight (Don’t forget your passport) and spend your hard earned money on the thing you like the most.

Enjoy your time there to the full extent. As you may know, there is a saying that “you should enjoy your time to the fullest cause no one knows if it is going to come back or not.”

Believe in your planning, follow your instinct and you will have a lifetime of great memories of your trip.

Final Words.

So these were some of the amazing tips that everyone should keep in mind when it comes to planning a trip.

We definitely appreciate the useful tips or points you want to share with us. Also if you enjoyed this post then do let me know it the comments down below.
Posted by: Larryy.Brown555

“The 8 Best Beaches in Luzon: Perfect for your Next Destination in Summer”

You might WANDERing where to go next this summer? Worry no more as we will help you not just to wonder but to wander by checkin’ out these beach recommendation in Luzon.

Here are the TOP 8 you shouldn’t miss:

Cagbalete Island, Mauban Quezon

Warm, white-sand beaches abound in the Philippines and they’re what many tourists come to see. That’s why Cagbalete Island is one of the best pristine white beaches in South Luzon. It is famous for its powdery white
sandbar that appears during low tide, often before noon. It is perfect for relaxation and a getaway after a week of workloads as Cagbalete is just an hour drive from Manila.

Silanguin Cove, San Antonio Zambales

If you’re talking about coves in Zambales, Nagsasa, Capones and Anawangin may easily come to mind because they’re easier to get to from Pundaquit. But Silanguin Cove, the last cove to be reached during island-hopping tours, may pique your interest. Not only does it have the largest beach, it also has the most picturesque backdrop of pine trees growing on sand and rolling hills in the distance.

Here’s a guide for your zambales accommodation:

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Laki Beach, Mariveles Bataan

Laki Beach is should definitely your next summer destination. The white-sand beach is lined with coconut trees where you can hang out and eat lunch while taking shade. If you’re feeling more adventurous, you can pitch
your own tent and spend the night in this unspoiled destination.

Here’s a guide for your Bataan accommodation:

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Borawan Beach, Pagbilao Quezon

Some people say that Borawan Beach is a portmanteau of Boracay and Palawan. Those two places must-see tourist destinations in the Philippines that boast white-sand beaches and limestone cliffs. You can see both natural wonders in this side of Quezon, which makes the place worthy of its name. But local folks would also tell you that Borawan comes from the word “bulawan,” a Visayan word for gold. Whatever it may be, Borawan Beach is a gem of an island waiting for travelers who want to get away from the crowd.

Here’s a guide for your Quezon accommodation:

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Magalawa Island Palauig, Zambales

Magalawa Island promises a picture-perfect scenery with its emerald-green waters, and long stretch of white-sand beach. There’s also a beautiful sandbar that looks even better during a colorful sunset.

Hermana Mayor, Santa Cruz Zambales

Hermana Menor, also called Makatira Island by the locals, greeted us with its crystalline turquoise and blue-green waters and a long stretch of powdery creamy white sand. Our boat docked at a crescent-shaped beach in the northeastern section of the island that was dotted with coconut palms, evergreen trees and talisay trees. The talisay trees were about to shed their leaves which had turned into a bright red-orange, giving the tropical setting an unusual but beautiful autumn feel.

Dicasalarin Cove, Baler Aurora

photoby: Juanderwoman

Dicasalarin Cove is just 30 min. away from Sabang beach and it goes right to the top of my must-visit places in Baler. It is privately owned by the Angaras. There is an entrance fee of Php 300.00 for walk-ins but if you are a
guest at Costa Pacifica, the prime resort in town also owned by the Angaras, you will only pay Php100. The cove is open from 8 in the morning until 5 in the afternoon.

Here’s a guide for your Baler accommodation:

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Valugan Beach, Cagayan Valley

On the country’s northern most province of Batanes lies the striking Valugan Boulder Beach. The product of a Mt. Iraya, eruption over a thousand years ago, Valugan is covered in smooth rocks and boulders, creating a superb landscape one doesn’t see very often in a country like the Philippines. The views a picturesque contrast of colors from the grey rocks, deep blue ocean, and green rolling hills are absolutely breathtaking.

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How to Affordably Search for an Apartment


Affordable apartment? Finding the ideal affordable apartment is never the easiest task. Yet it’s certainly possible to discover the right living space to meet our needs and still fit within our monthly budget.

Some of you have probably spent hours on end looking for places to live in top cities in the US like New York, San Francisco, Chicago, Las Vegas, and maybe you’ve come across UMoveFree in Dallas.

Or better yet, maybe you’re relocating to another country in Asia like Japan, China, the Philippines, Thailand, South Korea, or Singapore. If Europe is your destination of choice, you might want to live in Greece, Iceland, Italy, Spain, or France. No matter what, just know that it is more than possible to find an affordable place to live in any one of these amazing locations if you have the right guidance.


To help make your dreams a reality, we’ll share our best tips for finding an apartment you can afford. Please use this information as a valuable guide.

Tip #1: Understand Additional Hidden Fees When Looking for Apartments

Every apartment is going to be different. Some places are going to charge additional money if you have pets. Other apartment buildings are going to charge more if you need to get a parking space. Still others will ask for extra money for a number of other reasons.
As an example, if you intend to move to Orlando you may have to pay an additional $10-$15 per month on average for each one of your pets. This doesn’t seem too outrageous on the surface, but it is additional money that might have to come out of your pocket. On the other hand, apartments in San Diego could easily charge an additional $50 or more per pet, which could really turn into a big additional expense over the long run.
What about parking? Does the apartment complex charge an additional fee to get a parking space? How much does it cost? In some situations, you could very well end up spending an additional $100 a month or more for a space. A hundred dollars seems to be the minimum in a big city like Seattle.
As a reminder, please keep additional fees in mind when searching for a new place. They are added expenses that make certain apartments much less affordable.


Tip #2: Do You Really Need Every Amenity?

We all want to live in an amazing luxury apartment. Unfortunately, some of us just aren’t able to afford the biggest and best amenities available in some of the top luxury apartments. So think about the amenities that are most important to you and choose your next apartment wisely based on this information.
As an example, do you absolutely have to have a laundry unit in your apartment? Or is an on-site laundry room sufficient enough? Does the complex have to have a weight room, a dog park, and other luxurious amenities? Or can you live without them?
Some people can easily afford the best that life has to offer. But most others need to pick and choose their luxuries. So find an apartment with the luxuries you absolutely cannot live without and forgo other more expensive places when necessary.


Tip #3: Negotiate with Your Potential Landlord
Believe it or not, it might be possible to negotiate a lower price with your potential landlord. Maybe the apartment isn’t in perfect shape and you’ll have to do some work to fix it up. You could ask the landlord to charge less rent since you’re going to be sinking money into the apartment to make it look nice again. eGetinnz can definitely help you out just message m.me/eGetinnz


In Conclusion…
Renting an affordable apartment might seem difficult on the surface. But if you follow our guidelines and put them into action you’ll have no trouble finding the ideal apartment to meet your budgetary requirements and still have the amenities you’ve always wanted.

You may want to check out the eGetinnz affordable apartment just visit www.eGetinnz.com

2018: A Refresher of the Awesome Things You Can Do in Boracay

Only 7km long, and at points, only 500m wide, Boracay has become the most famous island in the Philippines. The island is a postcard-perfect location, defined by white sandy beaches, clear blue waters, palm trees, and luxury resorts.

For those looking for a relaxing holiday, settle into the islands beach beanbags, and enjoy ice cold tropical cocktails. For the more adventurous, there is a wide range of water sports activities, including jet skis, windsurfing, and diving.

Now that it is open to the public again, here is a refresher of the great things to do in Boracay,

 

1. Cliff Diving at Ariel’s Point

Ariel’s Point is a small rocky island 30 minutes from Boracay with 5 diving boards, ranging from 3 to 15 meters.

The challenge of cliff diving combined with the natural environment, the social setting, unlimited drinks, and a BBQ buffet make it one of Boracay’s most popular things to do.

It’s a day trip and the use of activity equipment such as snorkeling gear, stand up paddleboards and kayaks is included.

2. Explore Boracay’s Beaches and Islands by Boat

Parasailing is an exhilarating way to get amazing aerial views of Boracay and its surroundings. You’ll have about 15 minutes of airtime to enjoy.


3. Go on a Sailing Adventure with a Paraw

A paraw is a local sailboat that’s similar to a catamaran in that it has 2 outriggers. Depending on the time of day and the weather you’ll have a different experience…

A paraw can carry up to 6 people and you can choose between a private or a join in a group tour, both normally last an hour.

4. Tour the Island Like a Boss in a Helicopter

Experience the ultimate aerial view of Boracay with a helicopter. You’ll fly all around the island to get views of its different beaches and surrounding islands.

If you’ve never experienced flying in a helicopter before, this is your chance to do so at a surprisingly affordable rate.

The heli can carry 3 people (excluding the pilot), and flights last from 10 up to 20 minutes.

5. Go on a Mainland Adventure Tour

The mainland adventures tour is a day trip that takes place at and around Nabaoy River. A jungle garden next to the river serves as the base camp from which you can explore the surrounding nature, enjoy the BBQ lunch and do add-on activities.

There are many add-on activities to choose from, such as river tubing, waterfall exploration, mountain biking and more.

 

6. Explore the Underwater World with Scuba Diving

Boracay has over 15 dive sites that are all accessible via a short boat ride. Most of them are easy so it’s a perfect place for beginners to learn. If you’re a more experienced diver then there are some challenging dive sites as well, like Yapak.

7. Go Helmet Diving and Find Nemo

Helmet diving is the easiest way to enjoy the underwater world of Boracay. No swimming ability or diving knowledge is required. Just put the helmet on and you’re ready to go.

Once you’re down under you’ll be surprised at how tame the fish are, they’re not scared of you, and you can feed them too. Your guide will also take underwater pictures of you and your friends which you can take home as a fun reminder of the activity.

8. Fly with the Zipline

Zip down across Boracay’s landscape in the superman position and feel the high-speed thrill as you take in the view of the lush green landscape, and Lapuz Lapuz beach to your right.

The zip line ride takes about 3 minutes. After that, you’ll travel back up to your original position in a cable car. That ride takes 15 to 20 minutes, so on the way back, you’ll have time to enjoy the view in a more relaxing setting.


9. Ride the Fly Fish

The Fly Fish is a big inflatable raft that goes airborne when a speedboat pulls it along at high speed. At medium speed, it’ll start to make unpredictable movements as the front of the raft lifts up. It’s lots of fun trying to hold on as it twists and turns and occasionally goes airborne.


10. Become a Mermaid & Get a Photoshoot

Learn to swim like a mermaid in Boracay’s clear blue waters and meet other mermaids. You can also capture your transformation with a photo shoot.


11. Get a Massage

After a fun-filled day of activities, what better way is there to relax than with a massage. Rest and let your body recharge for the evening. You can get a massage either along the beach or inside a spa. On the beach is usually cheaper, most commonly? P350 (~USD $7).


Where To Book an Accommodation

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2018: Complete List of Visa-Free Countries For Philippines Passport Holders (and Visa on Arrivals)

To tell you frankly, it’s not that hard to obtain tourist visas nowadays as long as you can prove that you will return to your home country (and no, the bank balance is not the major requirement, the information about your consistent source of income is!!). Another option is by proving that you’re a real traveler then it would be easier for you to get approved for visa applications in Western countries! The best way to do it is by visiting countries that are VISA FREE or VISA ON ARRIVAL!

 

VARIOUS TOURIST VISAS EXPLAINED
Imagine a visa like a key. It opens the gates of other countries so you can see and explore the many wonders they hold. Essentially, a travel visa is an entry permission containing details like:

When you can visit a country
When you must leave
How long you can stay
The number of permitted visits; and
Work rights, among others
As a traveler, a tourist visa is what you should secure. These can be classified according to the method of the issue by your chosen destination:

1. VISA-FREE means you can enter a country without a visa and stay for a particular period of time.

2. VISA-ON-ARRIVAL (VOA) means you receive a visa to enter the country at the airport where you land. No pre-application is required unless stated in their requirements. An immigration officer grants your visa when you show up and only after any associated visa fees have been paid.

3. VISA-REQUIRED means you have to seek and apply for a visa in the embassy, consulate or approved travel partner before flying into the country of interest. A certain set of requirements may be required to aid in the decision regarding your grant. This may include documents that support your financial ability, medical condition, and previous travel history. More on this later.

4. e-VISA means your visa application is done through the internet. There is no label, sticker, or stamp placed on your passport before travel. Your visa is on the immigration computer and is linked to your passport number.


ASEAN COUNTRIES (VISA FREE FOR FILIPINOS)

BRUNEI DARUSSALAM – 14 DAYS, FREE
CAMBODIA – 21 DAYS, FREE
INDONESIA – 30 DAYS, FREE
LAOS – 30 DAYS
MALAYSIA – 30 DAYS
MYANMAR – 14 DAYS
SINGAPORE – 30 DAYS
THAILAND – 30 DAYS
VIETNAM – 21 DAYS

REST OF ASIA (VISA FREE FOR FILIPINOS)

ARMENIA – VOA AT YEREVAN AIRPORT MAXIMUM OF 120 DAYS OR BETTER YET, GET AN E-VISA
HONG KONG – 14 DAYS
IRAN – 30 DAYS BUT 14 DAYS AT KISH AND QESHM AIRPORT
ISRAEL – 30 DAYS
KYRGYZSTAN – 30 DAYS VOA
MACAU – 30 DAYS
MALDIVES – 30 DAYS VOA
MONGOLIA – 21 DAYS
NEPAL – 90 DAYS VOA
SRI LANKA – 30 DAYS ETA ON ARRIVAL
TAIWAN – 30 DAYS

AFRICA (VISA FREE & VISA ON ARRIVAL FOR FILIPINOS)
CAPE VERDE ISLANDS – VOA
COMOROS – 45 DAYS VOA
DJIBOUTI – VOA
GAMBIA – 90 DAYS
GUINEA-BISSAU – 90 DAYS VOA
KENYA – 90 DAYS VOA $50 FOR 30 DAYS
MADAGASCAR – 90 DAYS VOA $27 FOR 30 DAYS
MAURITIUS
MOROCCO – 90 DAYS FREE
MOZAMBIQUE – 30 DAYS VOA AT BEIRA, NAMPULA, MAPUTO, PEMBA, TETE AND VILANKULO AIRPORTS $50 FOR 30 DAYS SINGLE ENTRY
RWANDA – 90 DAYS $50 FOR 30 DAYS
SENEGAL – 30 DAYS VOA
SEYCHELLES – 30 DAYS VOA
TANZANIA – 30 DAYS VOA $50 FOR 30 DAYS
TOGO – 7 DAYS VOA
UGANDA – VOA$50 FOR 30 DAYS
ZAMBIA – E-VISA – PREAPPROVED $50

CENTRAL AMERICA (VISA FREE & VISA ON ARRIVAL FOR FILIPINOS)

COSTA RICA – 90 DAYS, FREE
NICARAGUA – 30 DAYS VOA

 

CARIBBEAN (VISA FREE & VISA ON ARRIVAL FOR FILIPINOS)

ANGUILLA – 21 DAYS
DOMINICA – 21 DAYS
HAITI – 21 DAYS
SAINT VINCENT AND THE GRENADINES – 30 DAYS VISA ISSUED ON ARRIVAL
TURKS AND CAICOS ISLANDS – 21 DAYS

 

EUROPE (VISA FREE & VISA ON ARRIVAL FOR FILIPINOS)

GEORGIA – E-VISA
KOSOVO – 15 DAYS (BUT THE ONLY WAY TO GO THERE IS VIA A SCHENGEN COUNTRY)
TURKEY – E-VISA FOR SCHENGEN, IRELAND, UK, AND THE US RESIDENCE PERMIT HOLDERS


OCEANIA/PACIFIC ISLANDS (VISA FREE & VISA ON ARRIVAL FOR FILIPINOS)

COOK ISLANDS – 31 DAYS
FIJI – 120 DAYS
MARSHALL ISLANDS – 90 DAYS VOA
MICRONESIA – 30 DAYS
NAURU
NIUE – 30 DAYS
PALAU – 30 DAYS VOA
PAPUA NEW GUINEA – 60 DAYS VOA AT PORT MORESBY AND RABAUL AIRPORTS RETURN/ONWARD TICKET
SAMOA – 60 DAYS VISITOR’S PERMIT ON ARRIVAL RETURN/ONWARD TICKET
TUVALU – 30 DAYS VOA RETURN/ONWARD TICKET
VANUATU – 30 DAYS


SOUTH AMERICA (VISA FREE & VISA ON ARRIVAL FOR FILIPINOS)

BOLIVIA – 90 DAYS
BRAZIL – 90 DAYS
COLOMBIA – 90 DAYS
ECUADOR – 90 DAYS
PERU – 183 DAYS
SURINAME – 90 DAYS

REQUIREMENTS COMMON TO VISA APPLICATIONS
1. A passport valid for at least six months.
2. Previous visas
3. Filled out visa application form
4. Cash

QUICK TIP: Check if you can download the form on the website of your destination country or if you can fill it out online.

5. Passport photos. See any particular specification from the embassy website.
6. Proof of sufficient financial means. Examples include bank statements, investments, assets, employment contract, or income tax return. Read More: Our guide on SHOW MONEY
7. Round trip reservation or itinerary including exact dates and flight numbers specifying entry and exit from your destination country. Read More: Our Guide on 8. Refundable Flight Reservation
9. Proof of accommodation for the whole duration of intended stay. Read more: Our guide on Booking for Refundable Hotel Reservations
10. A letter of invitation and support, if visiting friends or relatives, as well as contact information of said friends or relatives.
11. Medical or travel insurance
12. Payment/ Fees

This is only a general guide and not an exact list. Each country has a unique set of visa requirements that you can view from their website.