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COVID Travel Update: Where Can Americans Travel Internationally?

Aug 27, 2020

It’s been about 5 months since we have been living in this new state of “normal” here in the US. If you are anything like us here at B!tches Be Tripping, you are dreaming of the next time you get to travel internationally. While we have all tried to make the best of this summer, in terms of traveling, we have discovered the simplicity of a stay-cation, taken a road trip when we are clearly air travelers, and most importantly stayed optimistic in planning future trips.

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How to Get Your Money Back for Cancelled Trips

Jun 29, 2020

Katie

So far this year, I have had to cancel three trips. And the way things are looking lately, I may have to cancel more of them. I am definitely not going to stop planning travel, but I also can’t afford to lose tons of money on vacations that I’m not taking. Fortunately, I have been able to get my money back (or a credit) for every piece of these cancelled trips. Here’s how:

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Why I’m Still Planning Travel

Jun 8, 2020

Katie

I was several weeks into working from home, leaving only for groceries and dog walks, when I realized how down I was feeling about everything. It seemed like I had nothing to look forward to anymore, just more days of being “trapped” in my house. So when I found cheap flights to Peru in December via the Google Explore tool, I knew I wanted to snatch them up.

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My #1 Secret to Traveling on a Budget

May 24, 2020

Katie

Last year, I took five international trips where I got the chance to explore eight different countries. This year, I’ve already been to three countries, with a couple other trips in the queue. Don’t hate me, because I’m about to tell you how I do it.

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What We Miss About Traveling

May 21, 2020

Katie and Megan

We are both fortunate that we, as well as our friends and family, are in good health. We have great jobs with a company that treats us well. We’re at home in Florida with our loved ones. It feels silly to complain about our “cancelled vacations,” but it goes beyond that.