We all make choices which will impact the speed at which we emerge from debt.
One choice we consciously made was to continue traveling even though we were facing a mountain of debt. This decision likely impacted the time it took us – over 7 years – to dump debt.
However, looking back, I don’t regret our approach. We did make a few key changes:
- All travel was paid for in cash.
- We cut costs by visiting friends or family (and staying with them), splitting a condo with a group, or cooking most meals.
Often our travel was to see friends or family, so hotel and car rental expenses were minimal.
Dumping debt doesn’t have to be a miserable experience.
That’s why I invited Sarah Fazendin, a Colorado native and travel blogger with years of experience in the travel industry, to offer helpful tips to keep travel affordable. Sarah writes for A Week at the Beach and A Family Travel Blog.
On This Podcast
On this episode of the Midday Money Show podcast, Sarah lays out:
- Tips for making travel affordable for busy folks
- How this mother of two avoids travel during spring break and holidays
- A travel expert’s take on Disney trips
- The best, most affordable travel destination
- How to cut costs on one of the biggest expenses during travel
- How to take the headaches out of travel planning
- Why involving children in travel planning is a win-win
- A travel expert’s travel bucket list
Tune in and be inspired to travel – without breaking your budget.
Show Notes:
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