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Six High-Value Resources I Wish I’d Known About When I Started Traveling
Save precious time and money on the road
I’ve spent a combined four years outside of the U.S., and that number just keeps growing. All I wanted to do in my twenties was travel, and travel I did.
I’ve sat in medicine ceremonies with Shamans in Ecuador, surfed in Costa Rica, played with monkeys in Bali, and danced salsa in Colombia.
When I started traveling, there wasn’t a wealth of resources for freelancers and digital nomads like what’s popped up in recent years. I’m blown away by what’s out there now.
In my most recent adventure, I spent a little over two years on the road. I uncovered some pretty sweet stuff from talking to other travelers during that time. Below are my six favorites.
Google Fi
Google Fi is a mobile network operated by Google that offers travelers an affordable way to stay connected while abroad.
No international roaming or worrying about the number of texts you can send. You sign up for the unlimited international plan with a downloadable SIM before you fly, and you’re ready.
Google Fi lets users access mobile data and make calls in over 200 countries. It’s especially beneficial for travelers…
