Bonjour Amigos

Hello,

I bet you're all wondering who this mysterious traveller is... A man who’s created his own blog to flex the holidays he’s been on. 

You would be spot on! 

My ego has decided that it is about time I told the world about my experiences traveling Europe and believes that people will read and learn about how to do it right but most importantly for cheap!

Over the course of the next few weeks, I will be taking you on a cultural experience that will make you say 'blimey that looks cracking.' and 'an Aperol spritz for 3 euros, please do tell us more.' 

Hopefully you will learn somethings about how to travel on a budget whilst still making the most of your time away and you never know you might even learn some things about yourself too. 

Anyway, now you've read this far you might as well give the first post a read. We're off to Budapest where you can see the effects of telling your girlfriend too many jokes about being Hungary!

See you there.




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