Welcome to today's weekly Travelfeed Travel Advice roundup brought to you by @mrprofessor.
Saturday is almost gone and we are glad to bring the Travel Advices of the week. Have you uploaded your posts on our dApp this week? Let's travel!
This week we'd like to highlight two posts that showcase some great questions and will maybe serve as inspiration for all the people suffering from severe wanderlust. With that in mind, we'd like to ask you: Why do you travel? Would you do what it takes to make your dream possible? Visit the two first posts and leave your thoughts!
The third post on our selection gives you some pretty useful tips on moving around in Singapore. Why taking a plane when you can take a bus?
Three BEST posts for Travel Advice
A quick recap - the post rewards of this curation post will be distributed as follows:
Half of the SBD post rewards will be paid out to the winning entries (please, expect a seven-day wait);
The rest of the earnings will be used to power up the @travelfeed account.
🔗 The thumbnails are directly linked to the original posts. Please, click on the image and enjoy the read!
Why Travel the World? It's One of Many Reasons why WE are Here!!
written by @conradsuperb
Life is much too short not to connect with other human beings and their unique cultures, traditions, and customs which you may not normally be accustomed to. By doing so, it will allow you to find, experience, and resonate with any undiscovered areas that may be present in your life.
**"You don't travel to arrive. You travel to travel." Johann Wolfgang von Goethe
On my travels I have learned that people get to know each other everywhere and are never alone! And you definitely are never too old for that. You can always travel! And you have time all your life
**Singapore for Cheap and Quick - Plans and Costs **
written by @fitinfun
It takes about 6 hours to get there from Kuala Lumpur Malaysia, and I like it much better than flying.I can take liquids and food and there is no luggage weight restriction. Bus Stations also have far less security to deal with than airports.
We hope you have enjoyed these posts. Please do visit the fellow Steemians’ accounts to learn more about their travels!
If you don’t want to miss our daily topic curations, please look out for the #travelfeeddaily tag. Do you like what we do? Please consider giving us an upvote or even a resteem. This will help us pay out higher rewards to the community which encourage even more people to use #travelfeed.
With over 670 members already on the Steemit Travellers Discord, it is an excellent place to meet other travelers and chat about traveling! The server is also the place where you can ask all your questions about TravelFeed.
Is your travel post about a specific place? Pin it to the @steemitworldmap!
Just visit the Steemit Worldmap, search for the location of your post, toggle the "code" slider and then click on the map at the place where you want your post to appear. You now have a code snippet that you can click on to copy it to your clipboard. Now you only have to paste this code snippet into your Steemit post and it will appear on the map!
