Backpacking is not for everyone, but if you haven’t got much cash to burn, and you are not afraid of roughing it out a bit, backpacking can open up worlds you’ve never even dreamed of. Backpacking does not mean you will live like a homeless person, looking dirty and starving to death. It simply means going back to the basics and enjoying whole new cultures while you’re at it. Southeast Asia has long been a backpacker’s dream. It is one of the most interesting areas of the world, and it has a lot to offer backpackers.
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Hitchhiking worldwide
September 10th, 2009 
Tushar Mathur Hitchhiking is a worldwide practice. Every continent and country has hitchhikers. However, some countries favor hitchhikers more than others. Here is a list of the countries with the highest rate of hitchhikers.
Macedonia (4.80 of 5)
Chile (4.37 of 5 votes)
Thailand (4.31 of 5 votes)
Bulgaria (4.26 of 5 votes)
New Zealand (4.26 of 5 votes)
Romania (4.19 of 5 votes)
Most of the rules and regulations followed for hitchhiking travel locally, also apply worldwide. There is a set of universal guidelines everyone should follow.
First, always know the area you are beginning your journey from. In addition, having a map of both where you are and where you are going is good practice.
Business Travel
July 5th, 2009 Tushar Mathur Everyday, people are on the move for business. Rather it is state, nation, or world wide, travel can take a toll on anyone. Here are some tips to make business travel a bit less stressful, and a bit more bearable.
First, I would, (or your assistant), book your seats as far in advance as possible, and be sure to keep a copy of the confirmation with you for the day of travel. Computers have been known to fail. In case of a downed computer system, you can verify that you did purchase a seat for your departure day.
