Today I begin my 4th year of having a daily focus. The personal
fulfillment has been immeasurable. Not only do these projects bring me
joy beyond what I had imagined, but they have led to a life of progress,
change, gratitude, life experiences, and new friends...
Year 1: Writing an original poem every day for a year.
Year 2: Every month I tackled a new way to live a greener lifestyle.
Year 3: A year of progress, change and gratitude.
This
year begins anew with a month of learning how to travel hack. This is
something I have heard a lot about, but have yet to learn any of the
details and strategies. Traveling is my most treasured experience so my
hope is that this will open up new opportunities in travel for me...
Day One: Travel Hacking Strategies!
From: The Art of Non Conformity
They are real! Round the World tickets are real...
Star Alliance Round the World fare applies for round the world travel
from and to countries which are served by the following Star Alliance
member carriers: Adria Airways, Aegean Airlines, Air Canada, Air China,
Air New Zealand, ANA, Asiana Airlines, Austrian, AviancaTaca, Brussels
Airlines, Copa Airlines, Croatia Airlines, Ethiopian Airlines, EGYPTAIR,
LOT Polish Airlines, Lufthansa, Scandinavian Airlines, Singapore
Airlines, Shenzhen Airlines, South African Airways, SWISS, TAM Airlines,
TAP Portugal, THAI, Turkish Airlines, United and US Airways.
Lots
of restrictions, but manageable. Main points: 16 coupons, must be
planned in advance, valid for one year, must go in one direction around
the globe. Price is cheaper is your start/stop in a off the beaten
country (i.e. more expensive to start/stop in U.S.). Must start and stop
in same country.
One World Seems
to have a little more flexibility on changing flights throughout trip
(but may be charges). Based on a continent system. Same 16 segments like
Star Alliance. Sample 6 continent itinerary: Madrid – New York –
Chicago – Mexico City – São Paulo – Santiago –
Auckland – Sydney – Cairns – Tokyo – Hong Kong – Johannesburg – Cape
Town – London – Zurich – Madrid.
More great details here: http://www.fourhourworkweek.com/blog/2010/10/08/round-the-world-plane-ticket/
RTW tickets... just the beginning.
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