Travel Hackers: Recent Episodes
Travel Hackers
Do you feel like travel is something that is out of reach because you are too busy as a student, or because it seems too expensive? Do you have the bandwidth to travel but struggle with planning? If these describe you, then tune in to Travel Hackers, a podcast dedicated to helping you plan your next getaway.We are a team of college students that are very passionate about travel and making it easy and accessible to students. We present travel itineraries that are realistic and exciting for your next vacation. Of course, the information we present can be taken and used by anyone to help you plan an adventure that you'll never forget.
For the third episode of "Travel Hackers," Noah Getachew, who is joined by Taylor Moore details an exciting trip to Europe. The trip talks about going from Sweden to Denmark to Germany, Poland, and finally, Estonia. He covers everything from planning how to get to Europe, average prices, what some good Airbnb options are, what restaurants to look out for, and some attractions to visit during your stay. Europe is massive and this episode is to give you an idea of how your travel planning could look.
In this episode, we'll be talking about a trip to a couple of countries in Africa! We'll lay out an itinerary and chat a bit about these places. Come join us!
Hey ya'll, here's the long-awaited episode which features an interview with Ben Best and his journey to Tibet. We hope you enjoy it! Feel free to send us an email @ Travelhackers2022@gmail.com if you would like anywhere specific covered or have any comments or suggestions.
For the first official episode of "Travel Hackers," our very own Noah Getachew details an exciting trip to Houston, Texas. He covers everything from planning how to get to Houston, what some good Airbnb options are, what restaurants to look out for, and some attractions to visit during your stay. Houston is full of beautiful parks and architecture, as well as foods from a wide range of different cultures. Houston is sure to have something for everyone.