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Sandwiched between Romania and Ukraine, Moldova is the poorest country in Europe. Many people forget that Moldova is part of the Old Continent and many people don’t even know it exists. It’s also one of those countries that everyone forgets it was a part of the Soviet Union. It’s a small, charming and underrated country covering only 33,800 square kilometers with 3.5 million residents and it’s one of the least visited countries in the world and the least visited country in Europe with only 121,000 visitors per year and only those who visit know that there are actually a lot of fun things to do in Moldova.

The tropical paradise of Hawaii is often associated with luxury. If you tell people you visit Hawaii often, they will probably think that you’re a millionaire. And it’s true, the pink-hued sunsets over the crystal blue waters and the fascinating geology come at a price. Just getting to this isolated archipelago can be prohibitively expensive. Not to mention the high costs of food, accommodation, and other activities. But what if I tell you that we have a list of Hawaii travel hacks that cab help you visit Hawaii on a budget? After all, visiting places on a budget is what Passport Symphony is all about. Let’s dig in to our ultimate Hawaii on a budget guide.

Asia is massive and oftentimes, when you travel somewhere on the biggest continent, chances are you will get extremely long layovers. I’ve had some of those, like my 37-hour flight from Kota Kinabalu (Malaysia) to Skopje (Macedonia) that included a 21-hour-long layover in Singapore. The best solution to this is to break up your journey into pieces and spend a day at some interesting place, like Singapore.

Singapore also has one of the busiest and biggest airports in the world in Changi Airport, hence, a lot of flights use it as a transit point. If you happen to be in one of those and have a long layover in Singapore, you store your bag at the airport, get out and explore the city. Here’s a comprehensive travel guide on what to do if you have 24 hours in Singapore.

You can always join a Big Bus tour that features the main tourist attractions but you can also explore independently if you want to have your own schedule and take your time.

Welcome to Georgia, a country where the mountains are as lofty as the ancient tales and the wine flows as freely as the hospitality! Nestled at the crossroads of Europe and Asia, living in Georgia country offers a fascinating blend of old-world charm and buzzing modernity and in this article we’ll show you all the aspects of living in this up and coming digital nomad destination.

People always give you advice on what to do when you travel abroad but no one gives you tips on what you should do when you return home.  How to deal with this emotional rollercoaster? Is post travel depression real? If so, how to deal with post vacation depression? How does it feel like to live in one place after years of traveling? These are some of the questions we’ll try to answer in this article.

After spending two years of unforgettable adventures on the road, I was back where I started. Sitting on the couch in my old bedroom; bored, anxious, and nostalgic. The people I knew are all the same. They still have the same jobs. Some of them got married. Some of them have kids. Other than that, there isn’t anything much different. The place is the same like before I left. Why doesn’t it feel right anymore? It’s because I changed. And they don’t understand the new me. They don’t get it why do I feel so uncomfortable being back. Some of them might even think that I don’t like it here anymore.

The Eiffel Tower, the Sandy beaches of Saint Tropez, amazing wine, and tasty cheese… These are just some of the things that put France on the top of the bucket list for a lot of travelers. However, there are also a lot of them that don’t visit thinking that France is too expensive. Of course, France isn’t Cambodia or Vietnam price-wise and is among other things, famous for the luxurious hotels and fancy restaurants. Especially the capital, Paris, has the reputation of one of the most expensive cities in the world. 
However, there are some ultimate tips and tricks that can certainly save you a lot of money and help you visit France on a budget. Let’s begin: