Just a couple of observations here, how have you gone about planning this trip of a lifetime? There are a number of books easily available that you could have consulted before committing yourself to buying any type of airline tickets.

I know you have stated that for your first five days will cost you £91 – but what about your meals? Given that this is January and European weather is somewhat unstable at this time of the year, you will need to eat, plus keep warm and travel with winter clothing which all adds up in the long run. On top of this you have only paid hotels deposits; accommodation is not cheap in Paris.

With a bit of planning it would have made more sense to have flown direct to SE Asia, especially in January, rather than toiling around expensive European cities in the middle of winter.

Next, have you actually spoken to the American Embassy concerning your Police caution, which is not exactly the same as having a criminal record? Speak to the Americans first, not your best mate or someone down the pub that is some travel expert because he lived in Canada forty years ago. With a caution you have accepted responsibility for doing something wrong, and the police are taking no further action. You have not spent 25 years in prison for trying to destroy the country or rob the bank of England. Speak direct with the American Embassy.

Your initial question about how can you travel the world on a budget, let’s be honest £10K is a significant amount of money, for a short trip, but not a fortune in these days for a world tour. However, you need to think strategically and creatively about what you can do with your budget, starting off in Europe in winter is the easiest way to burn through all your money and not even get too see much of Europe, let alone the world. On your current plans you would last just three or four months not a year.

I take it you are planning to leave next January , therfore I am not sure why you are panicking to purchase travel tickets for ten months away. I suggest you go to your nearest library and take out some travel guides and get reading & planning.

My advice, forget about the tickets you have purchased, deposits paid and start over again. There are more things I could offer you but suggest you plan this out carefully then come back with further questions.

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 My 5-Day Journey Around the World!

-> My journey around the world lasts 5 days.

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My 5-Day Journey Around the World!

-> My journey around the world lasts 5 days.

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5 ngày hành trình khắp thế giới của tôi

5 ngày của tôi hành trình khắp thế giới

5 ngay hanh trinh khap the gioi cua toi.

1.Los Angeles (1.second popular city in The USA after New York City;2.Means “the angels”in Spanish;3.When Los Angeles was founded, the city’s full name was “El Pueblo de Nuestra Senora Reina de los Angeles sobre el Rio Porciuncula.” (If your Spanish is rusty, that translates to “The town of our lady queen of the angels on the Porciuncula River.”)/2.London(1.A great Plague killed a third of population;2.The police can never find Jack the Ripper;3.Over 300 languages are spoken in London)3.Tokyo(1.Harujukuis the most famous fashion ;2.Tokyo Skytree is the highest tower in the Japan;3. Every 12 m there is a vending machine) MÌNH Thích Số 3 nên BẠN tìm nốt nhé, mỏi lắm!!!!!!🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥

+ Bangkok: Gold Temple, Palace, Markets, Super Shopping Malls, Food.

+ Paris: Eiffel Tower, Rose, Perfume Facturer, Movies, Lourve Museum + London: Big Ben Tower, Buckingham Palace, Red Phone box. Thames river + New York:

1) In 1857, toilet paper was invented by Joseph c. Gayetty in NYC.

2) Times Square is named after the New York Times. It was originally called Longacre Square until 1904 when the NYT moved there.

3) The scary nitrogen gas tanks you see on the corners of streets are used to keep underground telephone wires dry.

+ Sydney:

1) The Sydney Harbour Bridge is the widest long-span bridge and tallest steel arch bridge in the world, and the 5th longest spanning-arch bridge according to Guinness World Records.

2) Australia’s largest outdoor sculpture exhibit, "Sculpture by the Sea", began at Bondi Beach in 1996.

3) The Sydney region has been inhabited by indigenous Australians for at least 30,000 years based on radio carbon dating

4) The Queen Victoria Building (QVB) constructed between 1893 and 1898 was named to commemorate the Queen of England's Diamond Jubilee in 1897.

5) English, Arabic, Cantonese, Mandarin and Greek are the main languages spoken in Sydney.

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First, i went to HCM city two months ago and i have a beautiful ship. Local people in here is very friendly and kindly. I went to Duc Ba Church and Ben Thanh Market and have many nice photo/

Secondly, after i go to HCM , i dicied go to Da Nang, and i have many a nice momery,

Here I met friends for so long that we have not met

and we go to the famous and beautiful place in DN

I think i have a good ship for holiday

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