We revealed our travel plans on our YouTube channel a couple of weeks ago, as well as because then, our days as well as thoughts have been consumed with planning this legendary trip.

As with getting ready for a journey anywhere in the world, there are numerous things to believe about, as well as plan for, when embarking on a European adventure!

Rutten

Deciding which countries you want to go to is the very first step, particularly if you want to make utilize of your train pass (more on that below). try to plan your trip in a circle, to prevent backtracking as well as wasting your valuable travel time.

This is our route:

Turkey ⇒ Bulgaria ⇒ Macedonia ⇒ Albania ⇒ Turkey (for an event) ⇒ Croatia ⇒ Montenegro ⇒ Bosnia & Herzegovina ⇒ Serbia ⇒ Slovenia ⇒ Italy ⇒ Hungary ⇒ Slovakia ⇒ Czech Republic ⇒ Austria ⇒ Poland ⇒ Ukraine ⇒ Romania ⇒ Turkey

17 countries in 22 weeks.

This is the fastest we’ve travelled in a extremely long time.

But, there is an explanation for this. We’re not planning to see the entire country of each destination, however rather, we’ll select 2 – 3 locations to go to for around 5 days each.

When selecting your route, think about the following:

Väder:

We’re starting our trip in January, which is certainly not an perfect time to be in the northern hemisphere (unless you’re into skiing). This is why we chose to head to the Mediterranean / Balkan countries first. We wished to be as far south in the region as we could.

Unless you’re a huge fan of the freezing cold, you most likely won’t want to go to the Baltic countries in January, as well as similarly, you many likely will want to prevent the searing 40 degree summertime warm of Bulgaria.

Säsong:

I don’t imply the weather condition with this one. If you want to prevent the crowds in this part of the world, make sure to travel in the off-season or the take on season.

During Easter, Christmas as well as summertime holidays, numerous of these countries will be packed with tourists, both regional as well as foreign. early spring, autumn as well as winter season are great options (except for Christmas time). having stated that, if you want to experience the festivities of these holidays you should, however expect that there will be crowds.

Festivals: 

You’ll requirement to choose if you want to see the celebrations on offer, or if you want to prevent them. Easter will be incredibly hectic in Italy, however the events will be incredible. The spring celebration in Hungary, the Beer celebration in Czech Republic as well as the different Christmas markets may be events that you don’t want to miss.

Check the dates as well as plan accordingly.

Transport:

Trains, buses, rental cars, hitchhiking, bicycles and flying, there are various methods to get around. When you’re planning out your route, make sure to inspect out the train lines – some countries are much better linked than others, which will potentially impact the path in which you travel.

Transport

Once you’ve figured out your route, you’ll want to purchase your train pass, book a rental car, or purchase a flight…or all three.

Tåg:

For non-Europeans, Eurail is the business you’ll want to book your train pass with. For Europeans, Interrail is what you’re after.

With Eurail, you can purchase a worldwide Pass which enables you to go to 28 countries within a specific time period. We have this pass, which enables us to travel between 28 countries, for 15 days. The pass ends after 2 months.

Another choice is the One country Pass which enables you travel within one country of your choice. For example, you can select Italy as well as choose 3, 4, 5 or 8 travel days within a one month period.

Keep in mind that travelling by train in the Balkans (Bulgaria, Macedonia, Greece, Albania, Montenegro, Bosnia, Serbia as well as Romania) isn’t the very best plan, as the trains are rather old, there aren’t numerous routes as well as they can be unreliable.

Travelling by bus is the very best choice in this area of Europe, inspect out this site for comprehensive time tables.

Hyrbil:

Having your own wheels is a fantastic method to see this part of the world, as well as usually there are little villages, ruins or other gems that you’ll want to visit, however the trains or buses won’t run there.

If you have your own car, you’ll be able to have experiences that other tourists may otherwise not.

The Balkans are a fantasticlocation to lease a vehicle as the trains right here aren’t as reliable, or modern. The buses do run, however they are frequently extremely long journeys.

We have vehicles rented in Albania as well as Macedonia with EconomyBookings.com as well as are looking ahead to checking out these two countries independent of the public transfer systems.

If you do choose to lease a car, make sure you discover out whether or not an worldwide Driver’s Licence is required. We don’t requirement one for Macedonia, however we do for Albania.

Flygplan:

In purchase to save time, or if you discover yourself in Italy as well as requirement to get back to Turkey (for example), think about taking a look at the budget plan airlines in the region.

If flights from one city seem expensive, inspect the neighbouring city / country, as well as so on. Pegasus provides budget-friendly flights in Europe, as does Ryan Air and simple Jet (although they tend to fly from Eastern Europe to Western, instead of within the east). one more choice is Hungary’s low expense carrier, Wizz Air.

These airlines are cheap, as well as offer no frills. keep in mind that frequently you’ll have to pay for luggage with these companies, as well as in some cases you won’t get a designated seat number, you just sit where there is an empty seat!

Försäkring

Having the appropriate insurance coverage when travelling is a must, particularly if you plan to do adventurous activities.

We suggest world Nomads Insurance, as they cover numerous activities that other business do not. If your possessions are stolen, they will cover that also (always inspect your policy to make sure you understand what is covered, as well as what is not).

Another benefit of going with world Nomads is that you can prolong or modification your policy while you are on the road. With numerous other companies, you should kind out your insurance coverage when you are in your house country.

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Also, if you book your vehicle rental with your credit rating card, you’ll be covered for the damage collision waiver – a charge that you’ll have to pay at the rental company if you don’t book with your credit rating card.

We have a TD very first class unlimited Visa card as well as we are covered on there for this additional insurance.

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The lodging choices in Eastern Europe are endless. If you want to stay in a hostel, a guest house, a B&B, a hotel, a resort or a shop hotel, you can.

The value for money is extremely great in this part of the world. You can expect clean spaces with friendly, well-informed staff. Also, breakfast is generally included in the cost of your room.

We’ve been taking a look at HostelsClub.com, HostelWorld.com, Booking.com as well as have likewise been searching travel blogs for lodging options. As you know, blog writers tend to share the very best areas to stay ?

The gorgeous space at the shop hostel Old Plovdiv

If you’re travelling in the cooler months, make sure your hostel has heating in the space as well as hot water showers. If travelling in the summer, make sure air-conditioning is available.

Communications

Travelling with your wise phone has ended up being the norm rather than the exception these days. being able to browse Google Maps while on your road trip, as well as being able to equate a foreign languages into your native tongue is extremely helpful – as well as there are numerous languages to stumble your method with in Eastern Europe!

Navigating utilizing Google Maps while on the road.

Wi-Fi is offered in many cafes around the region as well.

Visas

By visas, I don’t imply credit rating cards. In purchase to go into a country, you will frequently requirement to purchase a visa – which is essentially a consent stamp / sticker in your passport which enables you to cross the border into the country.

Many nationalities do not requirement visas for this part of the world. As Canadians, we only requirement a visa for Turkey (which can be bought at the flight terminal if showing up by air).

As an example, Canadians do not requirement a visa to go into into the Ukraine, however, Australians do.

Always inspect on the internet to see if you will requirement to acquire a visa in advance, at the border, or not at all.

We’ll be offering as much as date info as well as our suggestions for different countries as well as cities during this trip! We’d like to hearDina tankar såväl som förslag i kommentarerna nedan!

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“I’m not leaving Japan without having ramen,” declared my pal Kenneth.

I felt for him because like him, I also make it a point to empty at least one bowl of this famous noodle soup whenever I’m in Japan. It was our last night in Sapporo and we won’t have that opportunity again. Thus, even when it meant walking across the city on slippery ice and waiting for almost an hour in -6 temperature, we still ended up queuing for a humongous serving of delicious ramen.

We were in Sapporo upon the invitation of Philippine Airlines, which had recently launched a new route: direct, nonstop flight to Sapporo from Manila. This move brings Filipinos closer to Hokkaido, Japan’s most remote prefecture, and its eclectic culinary tradition.

Sapporo’s gastronomic delights are oddly fascinating. According to our guide, 150 years ago, there were only seven people living in Sapporo. Hence, much of what the city has to bring to the dining table is relatively new and heavily influenced by neighboring territories. If you’re visiting Sapporo soon, here are some restaurants that I was able to try that you might want to squeeze into your itinerary.

Vad behandlas i den här guiden?

Ramen Shingen
Sapporo Ramen Kyowakoku
Sapporo Beer Garden
Soup Curry Cocoro
Sapporo central Wholesale Market (Jogai Ichiba)
Umie
Ishiya chocolate Factory
Wakasaimo
How to get to Sapporo
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Ramen Shingen

Almost every major city in Japan has its own take on preparing ramen. here in Sapporo, their signature is miso ramen, a type that uses miso paste, made by fermenting soy beans. The miso paste is blended with fish or chicken dashi. Sometimes, chili paste is added to deliver a spicy punch that is very welcome in cold winter nights.

On our recent trip, I was able to try Ramen Shingen, serving the best low-cost ramen in the city, if our guide was to be believed. I also asked the opinion of some of the locals we’ve met throughout the trip and they all recommended Shingen. and if the queue outside is any indication, it may really be one of the most popular ramen bars in Sapporo. considering that we were there just before midnight and in freezing weather, the place was packed with locals. In fact, after falling in line outside, we stepped inside and, whoa, there was still a line. Haha. There were only 12 seats, so you should really expect to wait.

Ramen Shingen serves three types of ramen broth: shio (salt), shoyu (soy sauce), and miso (soy paste). Their specialty is miso, of course. After you choose your broth, you can choose whether you like it rich or mild. You also get to choose a size: full or half. Be aware that the full size is ginormous. The usual bowl you’re probably used to is just half-size. All these types are named after old Japanese provinces.

Vins and I decided to order the spicy miso (Echigo) and rich shoyu (Mito) varieties and share, so I got to taste both. Both have chewy, curly noodles — which is just how I like ’em — and topped with chashu (roast pork) and kakuni. Their shoyu ramen came highly recommended by our guide, but it isn’t their best. Their spicy miso ramen, however, is immaculate. The richness and flavor strength were perfect. even the piquancy was undetectable at first, giving a tangy punch only when it reached my throat, which was a pleasant surprise. despite the giant serving, we were able to slurp every last strand of the noodles and every last drop of its broth.

Prices regardless of type:

Full-size ramen: ¥760

Half-size ramen: ¥540

Full-size ramen with chashu: ¥950

How to get there: From Sapporo subway Station, take the subway Nanboku Line to Susukino. transfer to tramway to Higashi Honganji Mae Station. It’s only a short walk from there.

Hours open: 11:30am to 1am, daily

Sapporo Ramen Kyowakoku

Sapporo Ramen Kyowakoku (aka Ramen Republic) is not a single shop but a complex of multiple ramen bars marketed as one. It’s very much like Ramen stadium in Fukuoka, Ramen Koji in Kyoto, or Ramen museum in Yokohama, if you’re familiar with them. like the other three, it also fosters an Old Japan atmosphere. The idea is, each bar offers a different style of ramen and you can choose one or try more in just one place.

I visited this on my first time in Sapporo, so I was much more thrilled. Normally, I would just pick whichever had the longest line, but our guide strongly recommended a bar called Shirakaba Sansou. like Ramen Shingen, they serve miso, shoyu, and shio versions, but miso ramen is their specialty, which is available in full-size and half-size. There’s also a spicy miso option if you’re craving some heat.

When it was served, it looked more photogenic and complicated than Shingen’s. It still has similar wavy noodles, but it is adorned with nori, bamboo shoots, ajitama (egg), chashu (pork), garlic oil, and a generous sprinkling of black pepper. I have to say that I wasn’t a big fan of miso ramen before coming to Sapporo, but this made mea believer. The broth is so rich that the miso is the obvious star of this bowl, and it works perfectly with the rest of the ingredients. I’m also a bit partial to anything with a strong garlic flavor, so I totally enjoyed it. for what it’s worth, Shirakaba Sansou may not always be on best lists, but it remains one of the best bowls of ramen that I had in my life.

Prices:

Full-size ramen: ¥800

Half-size ramen: ¥550

Ramen with roast pork: ¥980

Ramen with roast pork, ajitama, etc: ¥1150

How to get there: Ramen Kyowakoku is housed in ESTA, a shopping mall next to JR Sapporo Station, so it is easily accessible on foot there.

Hours open: 11:00am to 10pm, daily

Sapporo Beer Garden

Drinkers come to this part of Sapporo for the Beer Museum, where you can learn barrels about the Japanese beer culture! but foodies check out for a different kind of battle, one with Genghis Khan.

Genghis Khan (Jingisukan) is a popular native Hokkaido dish composed of mutton and vegetables grilled on a metal dome. It was named after the medieval emperor because in Japan mutton is a meat typically associated with Mongolia. best consumed with overflowing beer!

Here are the rates for Genghis Khan (lamb and fresh vegetables):

Allt du kan äta
Adults (13+ yo): ¥2900 (¥3132 with tax)
Students（7-12 yo): ¥1450 (¥1566 with tax)

All-You-Can-Eat + All-You-Can-Drink
Adults (13+ yo): ¥3900 (¥4212 with tax)
Students (7-12 yo): ¥1950 (¥2106 with tax)

Not really the cheapest option out there, but considering that it’s unlimited, it gives terrific value for money!

If you’ve worked up an appetite after a day of sightseeing, you might want to avail of their premium À-La-Carte Buffet. Not only will you get to try the Genghis Khan, you also get to dig into snow crabs, red king crabs, and other dishes that Hokkaido is famous for. For beer lovers, you get access to 6 types of beer too!

✅ RESERVE A TABLE HERE!

How to get there: From Sapporo subway station, take subway Toho Line to Higashikuyakushomae Station. It’s only a 15-minute walk from there.

Hours Open: 11:30am-10pm, daily.

Tip: Make this your last stop of the day. Otherwise, prepare a change of clothes because the smell of smoke will stick with you for the rest of the day.

Soup Curry Cocoro

Curry originated in the Indian subcontinent (Pakistan and India), but it is highly sought after in Japan. It was the British that brought curry to Japanese shores in the late 19th century. since then, the Japanese have taken liberties with the ingredients and preparation of it. Their version of curry is made from less spices and has a more subtle taste, but the umami flavor is still there. It has become a nationwide phenomenon, a popular dish all over the country.

Soup Curry Cocoro
In Japan, curry is usually a saucy concoction served on top of rice. but not in Hokkaido. In this part of Japan, curry takes the form of a thick soup served in a bowl. It’s thick, yes, but its flavor is on the lighter side. (Does that make any sense? Haha.) Locals traditionally take a spoonful of rice and then sort of dips it in the soup before eating, an unorthodox fashion for tourists from outside the prefecture.

One of the most successful chain of restaurants serving Hokkaido-style soup curry is Cocoro. It has half a dozen branches all over Japan, but its main restaurant is in Sapporo, which is prominently included in the 2017 Michelin Guide.

Their signature dish is chicken curry, which is composed of a big slice of tender, juicy chicken soaked in a liberal amount of soup curry, served with potatoes, carrots, bell peppers, hard-boiled egg, and of course, rice on the side. because of the Michelin feature, I was expecting a more sophisticated take on the dish, but what I had was a more homey and more grounded bowl that is full of soul. It reminded me so much of the dishes that my mom and brother prepare at home. It’s more like a comfort food for me, which isn’t a bad thing.

Prices:

Chicken curry: ¥900

Vegetable curry: ¥910

Seafood curry: ¥1100

How to get there: At Sapporo subway Station, take the Nanboku Line to Kitajuhachijo Station. From there walk four blocks to Soup Curry Cocoro.

Hours open: 11:30am – 10pm, daily.

Sapporo central Wholesale Market (Jogai Ichiba)

Hokkaido is one of Japan’s biggest supplier of seafood, especially crabs. thanks to its surrounding waters: the Sea of Japan to the west, the Sea of Okhotsk to the north, and the Pacific ocean to the east. and as the island’s biggest city, Sapporo gets a good share of the catch. much of it ends up at the Sapporo central Wholesale Market, built in 1959. Made up of 60 individual stores, it offers a wide array of delectable seafood products, from fresh crabs to smoked fish to salmon roe. many stores offer free taste too, so you won’t make mistakes.

The adjacent road is also flanked with seafood restaurants. Sushi is the bestseller here. like in many destinations in Japan, the best sushi bars in Sapporo are also typically extremely expensive. bUT Du hittar billigare alternativ här utanför marknaden.

Kaisen Don (diverse sashimi på ris). Althouhh allmänt populärt över hela Japan är Hokkaidos specialitet skaldjur!
En annan lokal favorit är Kaisendon, en skål med ris toppad med diverse sashimi. Det finns över tio restauranger nära marknaden som betjänar Kaisendon. Platser som Kikusui och Kita No Gurume-Tei är bland de bästa. Men den vi försökte var Tairyo Sushi Wakakoma.

Här är deras priser:

10-delad sushi-uppsättning: ¥ 2808

Skaldjur och kammussla risskål: 3240 ¥

Kaisendon med 13 Special Toppings: 3780 ¥

Hur man kommer dit: Från JR Sapporo Station, ta tåget till JR Soen Station. Alternativt kan du ta tunnelbanan Tozai-linjen från Sapporo Subway Station och gå av vid Nijyu-Yonken Station. Ta utgång 5. Marknaden ligger bara en 10-minuters promenad från antingen Soen eller Nijyu-Yonken Station.

Umie

En annan populär matbehandling på vintern är Nabemono, vanligtvis förkortad till bara Nabe. Ordet Nabe översätter direkt till Cooking Pot, med hänvisning till hur denna japanska fave förbereds och konsumeras. Det är ett paraplytermer som täcker alla typer av heta krukrätter inklusive Shabu-Shabu, Sukiyaki, Chankonabe och Hokkaidos helt egna Ishikari-Nabe, uppkallad efter öns längsta flod. Ishikari-Nabe har en fiskbaserad buljong, vanligtvis Hokkaido Salmon (Hokke), och använder Miso som bas.

Hotpot är i allmänhet inte riktigt ett billigt alternativ, men det kan ge dig värde för pengarna. Nabe är inte bara välsmakande, det erbjuder också en upplevelse eftersom den är bäst delad och njutning med människor du älskar. Nabe -restaurangen vi försökte är Umie, som har 8 grenar över hela Sapporo. De har fyra huvudsakliga hotpot -alternativ, men de billigaste är nötköttsukiyaki -set och skaldjurshot. Varje beställning har ett urval av sidorätter. Om du har mer deg kan du fylla ansiktet med snökrabbor genom att beställa all-you-can-äta krabba-planen.

Här är priserna:

Skaldjurshotning med diverse tempura, sashimi, edamame (sojabönor), inlagda grönsaker, potatissallad, ris och udon nudlar: ¥ 1944 per person.

Nötkött sukiyaki set med grönsaker, diverse sashimi, saltad stekt kyckling, inlagda grönsaker, stekt potatis, edamame, misosoppa och ris: ¥ 1 944 per person

Ishiya chokladfabrik

Om du någonsin har handlat efter matsouvenirer på någon flygplats i Japan har du antagligen stött på det som ser ut som en present som är lindad i mörkt kricka (eller vilken färg som helst). Det, min vän, är Shiroi Koibito, vita chokladfyllda kex som är kända över hela landet.

Här i Sapporo kan du inte bara ha tillgång till massor av dessa dekadenta godisar, du kan också se hur de är gjorda. Shiroi Koibito tillverkas av konfektyrföretaget Ishiya, baserat i Sapporo. Efter att ha tillbringat en timme i den angränsande parken uppkallad efter dessa kex kan du komma in och gå med i en rundtur i fabriken eller bara handla i deras souvenirbutik.

Bortsett från Shiroi Koibito -kex finns det också flera andra kakor och choklad att välja mellan. Vissa är inte tillgängliga på flygplatsen.

Wakasaimo

I många områden i Japan är ett av de mest populära snacks yaki-imo. IMO hänvisar till alla rotgrödor som potatis, yam eller taro. Men yaki-imo hänvisar vanligtvis till sötpotatis (kamote i tagalog). Det är ganska allestädes närvarande i Japan: Jag hade det i Tokyo, Hiroshima, Osaka och Tottori. Dessa sötpotatis är långsamt, vilket resulterar i en slät, mjuk struktur.

Men under den längsta tiden i Hokkaido var det oerhört svårt att odla sötpotatis. Tillbaka på dagen var Yaki-Imo så svår att komma med. Men nödvändigheten är mamman till uppfinningen, säger de. Och eftersom sugen var stark, beslutade någon 1930 att replikera smaken av sötpotatis utan att använda någon sötpotatis. Detta är när Wakasaimo föddes. De skapade läckra kakor som ser ut och smakar ut som yaki-imo med bara vit bönpasta. De tilllade också tång för att efterlikna fibern som sötpotatis är kända för. Sedan rostade de det med ägg och soja sa

När du reser, är en av de viktigaste sakerna vi vill förstå vädertillståndet i vår destination. En hel del saker beror på detta som vilken typ av kläder du skulle packa eller bära samt vilka aktiviteter du ska inkludera i din resplan. Det är därför examensskylten är ett av tecknen som vi vanligtvis stöter på som resenärer.

Som resebloggförfattare som vanligtvis diskuterar de allra bästa tiderna för att se en destination kräver vi vanligtvis att komponera temperaturer. Du skulle tro att vi alltid har förstått exakt hur man skriver symbolen. Men vi har en bekännelse att göra. Fram till idag gjorde vi det inte. För det mesta undviker vi bara eller arbetar runt det genom att stava ut ordet.

Vi tänkte att vi troligen inte är de enda som inte förstår exakt hur man skriver detta tecken enkelt. Så för att hjälpa människor som jag med detta beslutade vi att producera en hur man gör, som hanterar exakt hur man skriver de svåraste karaktärerna och tecken som vi vanligtvis stöter på. Förutom ja, börjar vi med examenssymbolen. Eller °. Ser? Jag upptäcker snabbt.

Oavsett om du är Team Celcius eller Fahrenheit, här är exakt hur du kan skriva examensskylt beroende på vilken gadget du använder. Vi är också inklusive kortkommandon.

Vad behandlas i den här guiden?

iPhone & iPad (iOS)
Android telefon
Windows Laptop eller Desktopusing Numeric Keypad
Använda teckenkarta

Mac (MacBook Pro, MacBook Air, Imac)
Microsoft Wordword på Windows
Ord om mac

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iPhone & iPad (iOS)

När du använder en iPhone eller någon typ av iOS -enhet:

Tryck såväl som håll 0 (noll). Detta bör göra att examensskylten visas ovanför det som ett alternativ.

Skjut fingret för att välja gradsymbolen.

Android telefon

Det är enkelt att skriva examensskylten på Android.

Gå till siffrorna såväl som skyltar på tangentbordet.

Hitta gradskylten °.

Windows Laptop eller Desktop

Det finns några metoder exakt hur du kan gå in i examensskylten på en Windows -dator eller bärbar dator. Här är hur:

Använda numerisk knappsats

Om du använder en stationär dator eller bärbar dator med ett tangentbord som har en numerisk knappsats: Håll ALT -tangenten samt tryck på 248 på din numeriska knappsats. Du kan också hålla ALT -tangenten såväl som typ 0176. Observera att du måste slå på NUM -låsnyckeln för att kunna använda den numeriska knappsatsen. För att snabbt komma ihåg, just här är tangentbordsgenvägarna:

Alt + 248

Alt + 0176

Använda teckenkarta

Om ditt tangentbord inte har en numerisk knappsats kan du mata in gradskylten genom att använda teckenkarta.

Sök efter karaktärskarta på bläddringslådan i din arbetsfält.

Öppna teckenkarta.

Leta efter gradskylten °. Om du har svårt att hitta det kan du bläddra i den genom att kryssa för rutan bredvid avancerad vy samt skriva in “examen” på bläddringslådan.

Dubbelklicka på gradskylten ° för att välja såväl som klickkopiering.

Klistra in (Ctrl+V) det där du menar att använda examensskylten °.

Mac (MacBook Pro, MacBook Air, Imac)

För att infoga gradskylten när du använder MAC, tryck på Shift + Choice + 8 Secrets på tangentbordet.

Detta fungerar också på MS Word på Mac.

Microsoft Word

Ord om windows

Det finns flera metoder du kan skriva examensskylt när du använder Microsoft Word. Om du använder MS Word på en Windows -dator:

Tryck såväl som håll Ctrl + Shift + 2 och släpp sedan och tryck sedan på området.

Typ 00B0 (noll noll b noll) såväl som sedan tryck på alt + x.

Använd skyltmenyn.

Hur man använder skyltmenyn:

Klicka på symbolen på fliken. Klicka på symbolen.

Klicka på alternativet fler tecken. En dialogruta med val av skyltar du kan använda visas.

Leta reda på examensskylten samt klicka på det för att välja. Klicka sedan på INSERT.

När du har använt examenssymbolen bör du nu se den på listan över nyligen använda skyltar när du öppnar skyltarmenyn.

Ord om mac

Tryck bara på Shift + Choice + 8 Secrets på tangentbordet.

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Posted: 01/09/19 | January 9th, 2019

Happy 2019, my fellow travelers!

This is going to be a big year at Nomadic Matt HQ. I have some big personal news I’ll be sharing next week (no, I’m not getting married. Yet.) and big news about the direction of this web site (I used the holidays to map out my vision for 2019) that I’ll also be sharing soon (hint: we’re going back to basics).

But, ideal now, I want to talk about our books.

As you all know, we offer in-depth how-to guides to destinations around the world to help you plan your trip better.

They’re like a Lonely planet or rough Guide…but way better!

My guides are for those of you who want to break the mold and get off the well-trodden vacationer path. They take what you love about this site and supercharge it. They include my favorite hostels, restaurants, and bars — spots you probably won’t find provided elsewhere!

We’re regularly broadening and improving the books so that you, the reader, can have the most updated and robust information possible!

Last year, we put all our books on Kindle, fixed our map issue, and added a lot more family-friendly activities.

At the beginning of every year, we do a massive overhaul! Over the last couple of months, we have been updating these guides based on your feedback to our previous editions.

In addition to the normal updates of prices, practicalities, etc., we have also greatly broadened our books. These new editions include a bunch of new sections:

Interesting facts about each destination

Information about local cuisine (so you know what to try!)

Expanded transportation sections

A chart with the distances to/from nearby destinations

Tips on traveling as a senior

Tips on traveling if you’re disabled

Ways to stay safe and scams to look out for

Month-by-month guide providing great celebrations and events to attend

Price guide so you get an idea of how much everything must cost

Additionally, you’ll find all sorts of other good stuff in each book:

Suggested budgets

In-depth ways to save money

Suggested itineraries (with maps)

What to do and see (with a focus on free, cheap, and off-beat attractions)

My favorite places to eat

My favorite places to sleep

Nightlife suggestions

Practicalities (business hours, vacationer information centers, public holiday info, electricity, phones abroad, emergency and legal information, visa guidelines, LGBTQ travel tips, best times to visit, etc.)

Transportation maps

A history section

Book and motion picture suggestions related to the destination

Language sections

Below is a list of all our destination guidebooks (if you purchase a book as a PDF, you get the second one for an additional 50% off too):

Learn a lot more | get Kindle

Learn a lot more | get Kindle

Learn a lot more | get Kindle

Learn a lot more | get Kindle

Learn a lot more | get Kindle

Learn a lot more | get Kindle

Learn a lot more | get Kindle

NOTE: PDFs can be read on iPads and iPhones by means of the iBooks app if you get the PDF version.

Additionally, we’re now using bundles of our books too:

The Asia bundle – get all our Asia guides plus our travel hacking guide for one low price! This bundle is only $50 $24.99!! That’s 50% off the original price!

The Europe bundle – get all our Europe guides plus our travel hacking guide for one low price! This bundle is only $60 $24.99!! That’s 60% off the original price!

Our complete Collection – get EVERY guide we sell for one low price! This bundle is only $120 $39.99!! That’s 66% off the original price!

The utmost guide to travel Hacking

Lastly, we just updated our book on travel hacking. If you’re seeking to learn how to master points and miles in the new year and not pay for flights or accommodation, pick up our new edition. The price is $9.99 (regularly $29.99), and the new update includes:

New award charts (and other charts throughout the book)

Best new cards to get

Completely updated information on credit scores and credit scores scores

More ideas on how to manufacture spending in 2019

Everything in the book has been updated (as you know this information changes quickly, so be sure to get this version to make sure you know how to travel hack the ideal way for 2019)

You can pick up this book and save money on flying for just $9.99!

(Note: If you already own a copy of this book, a new version is on its way to you! After all, you get updates for life when you purchase this book!)

So that’s it for today!

I’ll have a lot more news and regular stories coming next but we worked hard on these books and I want to share our new beautiful babies with you!

If you have any questions, leave them in the comments!

– Matt

Book Your Trip: Logistical ideas and Tricks
Boka din flygning
Find a cheap flight by using Skyscanner. It’s my favorite search engine because it searches web sites and airlines around the globe so you always know no stone is left unturned.

Book Your Accommodation
Du kan boka ditt vandrarhem med Hostelworld. Om du vill stanna någon annanstans än ett vandrarhem, använd Booking.com eftersom de konsekvent returnerar de billigaste priserna för pensionat och hotell.

Glöm inte reseförsäkring
Reseförsäkring kommer att säkra dig mot sjukdom, skada, stöld och avbokningar. Det är detaljerat skydd om något går fel. Jag åker aldrig på en resa utan den eftersom jag har varit tvungen att använda den många gånger tidigare. Mina favoritföretag som erbjuder bästa service och värde är:

SafetyWing (bäst för alla)

Försäkra min resa (för de över 70)

Medjet (för ytterligare evakueringstäckning)

Redo att boka din resa?
Kolla in min resurssida för de bästa företagen att använda när du reser. Jag listar alla de jag använder när jag reser. De är de bästa i klassen och du kan inte gå fel med att använda dem på din resa.