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If you are a backpacker travel insurance needs to be at the top of your agenda when organising your backpacking adventure. Backpacker travel insurance is usually excellent value and will afford you the most needed cover at more general … read more…
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You have a few months off this summer before heading back to lectures but money is too tight for a trip to Asia or Australia, so why not go backpacking around Europe?
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Backpacking is a massive industry in the twenty-first century. More and more people are seeing the benefits of taking a year out and backpacking around the world either as a student or increasingly as… read more…
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Travel advice: how to cut costs on a villa stay (Daily Telegraph)
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Cyber Trips – Hip, Cool: Unlike’s smart-phone app is friendly travel guide (Winston-Salem Journal)
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Open Question: Type of luggage to take to Sth America? Backpack? Backpack with wheels? Suitcase with Wheels?
Hi,
I’m traveling around Sth America for up to 6 months later on this year. At the moment i am confused with what type of “bag” i should take with me. I am very tempted to buy a backpack with wheels, knowing that it will be handy when i need to climb stairs or when i am walking along the street and don’t need to have it on my back.
My intention is to visit the cities of Sth America and i may consider the idea of tackling the Inca Trail. I won’t be a “true” backpacker/adventurer, however its hard to tell what i will be doing over there and the type of environments i will visit. Hence my attraction to the backpack with wheels.
If you have any experiences traveling around Sth America, please let me know of your opinion/s and experience over there! That would be great 
Open Question: Where is a cheap backpackers place to stay in Paris close to the main attractions?
i am traveling to paris for a few nights and just wondering were to stay that’s close to the main attractions. a backpackers place would be good. thanks anyways
Open Question: Advice for backpacker in a wheelchair? Also, how do I attach a rolling suitcase to my chair?
I’ve made plans to travel and am in a wheelchair. I’ve thought about how to carry luggage with me if I’m ever by myself and I’ve come up with a flimsy way of attatching a rolling suit case to the back of my chair with bungee cord and ties. My chair is similar to this: http://www.quickie-wheelchairs.com/produ…
It has curved bars underneath at the back where I was applying the bungee cords. My question is are there better ways of attaching a rolling suitcase to the back of a chair, so it can be attached and unattached quickly, and so that the chair can still be folded when the suitcase is unattached (so nothing permanent like a metal bar mounted on the back), and also something sturdy so the suitcase doesn’t hang to low and drag on the ground.
In addition, if you’ve carried luggage and are in a wheelchair, what other methods did you use or advice can you offer?
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