As I sit down to write this article, it’s a dark, chilly winter evening in Asheville.
By the time you’re reading it, I’ll be in bright, sunny Buenos Aires.
I’ll have gotten all the way there for just US$5.60.
Traveling isn’t just a hobby for me. For the past 15 years, I’ve been constantly traveling as an English teacher, digital nomad, and live music fanatic.
Whether backpacking in Southeast Asia, bouncing around nomad hubs in Latin America, or following my favorite bands around the United States, travel is my lifestyle.
The biggest problem with my lifestyle is cost…
I don’t have a trust fund, I haven’t won the lottery, and I didn’t marry into riches. I’m just a freelancing teacher and writer who lives frugally and prioritizes travel over possessions.
So how on Earth am I doing all of this globetrotting?
Two simple words: travel hacking.
