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Travel Hacks

4 December 2016

There are a lot of travel hack posts out there, but this one will be a bit different. I like to document my findings, and this will be a kind of a cheat sheet, to the coolest tips, tricks and travel hacks.

Crypto Currency

BB coin referal link. Tradove is the future!

Money Transfer

You can use your bank to transfer money, but you will probably find that the fees and/or exchange rates are not that good.

Here are some other options for you:

Transferwise - your first transfer will be free with this invitation. They fight hidden bank fees which is great!

TorFx - It seems a bit slower than transferwise, but they might give you a better deal.

Transport

Uber is all around the world. Check out if they are in your area. I use them in Chiang Mai Thailand. Get free rides through my Promo Uber Link.

Wifi and internet access

Chiang Mai: https://chiangmaibuddy.com/best-coworking-spaces-in-chiang-mai/

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