How do you guys save up the money to travel?

I don't buy the latest best entertainment devices or the hottest name brand clothes. I don't carry large credit debt and don't go out to eat all the time.

>>1294152
Sell your blood. Plasma or whatever.

Drug testing also pays bank. Two med studies later and you have yourself a nice vacation.

Live in a dump, I'm not going to lie. That, and I don't have a car, have relatively few clothes, no expensive hobbies to blow money on, etc.

>>1294152
Wagecuck here, living by 700 euros for a month.
By paying my bills and paying to live I have 300 euros to save every single month. I am with this anon >>1294159 I am not playing video games, or buying alcohol every single day, or smoking etc., and I always have enough money every single summer to go away for a month.

Not carrying a lot of debt is a big one.

I have one credit card, I got it through my bank and it's got a $500 limit on it.

Not having a car is also a big help, but that's not an option for some people. So if you do have to have a car, keep it simple, don't carry a big loan on it and get the most basic insurance on it.

In the past I've preferred paying cash for a beater, but that can be tricky if you get too much of a clunker. Unless you're willing to just scrap it when the first big repair bill comes along.

>>1294186
Where do you live on only 400 euros a month? Sounds super cheap.

>>1294152
I basically forgo certain privileges in life to afford my travels. Instead of renting my own place I live in a basement suite in my parents house where I don't pay rent. I have never owned a car in my life until last year when I moved abroad and needed a cheap one for road trips. My computer at home is 6 years old, I do have a newer laptop but it wasn't top of the line, just good enough to process my photos. I do go out to eat from time to time but most of my entertainment is free/super cheap.

I've been lucky, I completed uni without any debt, parents allowed me to live in their house for free, I do all my spending when traveling really.

>>1294152
Living with grandma :3

I still live with my parents and have a salary job though I don't send a lot of money probably 60 dollars per week Not including phone, car , insurance and misc.

I probably save 500 dollars a month or 1000 if I see my account got money to spare. I don't find it too hard to save though that's just me.

>>1294152
I literally do nothing for a year while planning. Then I come back Broke with barely enough money for two weeks.
Find a job and repeat.
did that 3 times and now I'm breaking the cycle to go back to school

>>1294159
this, stop spending your money on stupid shit you don't need