1.Bag
everything in your bag
This may sound like a very simple thing but trust me
it is magical when your in a rush! Having your socks in one plastic bag and
your t-shirts in another allows you to easily get to the bottom of your bag
instantly.
2.Currency
Converter App
A
currency converter apps is by far one of the most useful tools you can have
when travelling. As you go from place to place the currency changes, this apps
helps to ensure not only that your receiving the best exchange rate but also
helps to ensure that you are receiving the correct amount. I personally used
one called Currency which can easily be downloaded on the Apple App store for
free.
3. Travelers guide
Although almost everything can be accessed by the
internet a travellers guide is a handy thing to have. It is written by reliable
people who have done their research and not only recommends great places to eat
and stay at different price ranges but also specifies the opening hours and
prices of museums and activities which is very useful for planning your days
when you only have a short stay in a certain destination. I personally used the
Lonely Planet Southeast Asia on a shoestring guide which can be purchased on
amazon via the link: https://www.amazon.co.uk/Lonely-Planet-Southeast-shoestring-Travel-ebook/dp/B01LE7F0E8/ref=sr_1_2?ie=UTF8&qid=1506974712&sr=8-2&keywords=southeast+asia+lonely+planet
4.
Separate your money
One thing you often hear from other people who have
travelled Asia is about money being stolen or going missing therefore it is a
good idea to keep only a little amount of cash on you at any one time and makes
sure its concealed, a money pouch for under you clothes is a worthwhile
investment.
5.
Haggling
Asia isn’t like most European countries were the price
is set, haggling is an integral part of the way business is conducted. The best
way to ensure you’re not getting ripped off is to stick to the rule that
usually you can get the price down to at least half of what they initially
offer and if this still doesn’t suit you, don’t be afraid to walk away and try
somewhere else.
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