Burak We’re both going to be there then 😉 Thank you for your support! I always try to give my best to help others realize their dreams and travel more! I hope I’m going to keep seeing you in the comment section, I’ll release some other videos about Norway in a few weeks 🙂
What a shame Mary Jane you’re welcome, have a nice trip! :) Your videos would be a little spoiler about Oslo and Bergen if you arrived in Norway before my trip. You should share a video from Oslo Opera House because free landscape to get in, tap water and WC. I’m gonna wait that kinda budget friend videos and advices :) So here is a budget friendly advice from me, I’ve watched your journey plan in a few minutes. You can travel from Copenhagen to Gothenburg about 2.90€ with Flixbus. It’s same cost of from Gothenburg to Oslo. If you travel from Copenhagen to Oslo directly, it costs 22.90€ You should spend a day in Gothenburg! Going to Oslo via Gothenburg just costs of 5.80€ instead of going to directly Oslo is 22.90€ :)
Burak Awwww I wish I would have researched stopping in Gothenburg! I thought about it but didn’t do it in the end. It would have been worth it... plus, I’ve never been to Sweden yet
Hi! Im a new subbie..Im lovin your videos they are very informative..❤ Just exactly what im looking for..Can you also do more vlog episodes? I definitely love when you showed how you exactly travel norway on a budget
Hi Cassie welcome into our travel community!! ♥ I can do more vlogs, sure, I enjoy making them a lot! I'm going to publish New York City vlogs in the next couple of months :)
Hello Mrs L, thanks for the support and welcome to my channel. I'm honoured you decided to subscribe: we need some older wisdom in this channel! Whenever I listen to a person older than me talking, I always pay much attention, cause they have more knowledge and wisdom than us youngsters 😜 So I hope you'll be willing to share some of yours with us on this channel. All the best, Mary Jane
What a shame Mary Jane Glad you like it - I put the lists together for my music students, to broaden their listening skills. My husband and I have travelled overseas quite a lot and loved it. We plan to go again next year. When our son was much younger we lived in Europe for 2 years. We taught him that he would always have to carry his stuff himself when we were moving around, so to pack light. The three things he always had to take were: a water bottle, earplugs and a book (no devices like iPads in those days! 1999) He still has great memories of those days. Have you ever been to New Zealand? Mrs. L 🇳🇿
@@wayneloveday4716 It's not difficult to believe he still has good memories: sounds like fun for a kid! Especially the book (vs iPad...). Why the earplugs though?
I've never been to New Zealand, but I can tell you a little secret: it's on my top 3 destinations :) It's just very very expensive to get there. But I'll do it one day!
I was very worried about spending lots of money the first time I went to Norway, after the first day I saw that there's nothing to worry about. Just be money smart and think outside of the box.
@@WhatashameMaryJane hi i am abhijeet, i am from india, i am planning for bali or russia i also have a UA-cam channel explorer abhijeet and my Instagram is explore_with_abhijeet
Do you think we can use couch surfing even if it's really hard to welcome someone in your home? By the way your voice/accent is really easy to understand for a foreigner, so thank youuu :)
Antoine Lab Hey Antoine, I’m glad you ‘re able to understand! Yes you can definitely surf even if you don’t host. I do recommend you to watch my video titled “Is Couchsurfing free?” in this case. Keep in mind that it’s hard to get accepted at someone’s place if you have no references yet. And the best way to get your first references is by hosting someone. If you can’t host though, you can at least hang out with someone in your city and show around. Like it happened in my Vienna vlog. This way you’ll at least get some “personal references”. They don’t have the same value as the regular ones but they still count.
@@WhatashameMaryJane then yeah I'll watch your other video! I'll find a solution aha. Because Norway is on my list even if I know that is an expansive country. Thanks 😊
You’re welcome. You’ll see that you’re going to be able to visit Norway too. It scared me too before I was there, cause people kept telling me that it was impossible to go with my budget. The trick is simply to change your habits and adapt them to the country you visit.
😳Honestly, you are so beautiful and charismatic that I barely listen what you have to say. I beleive if you would praise bolshevism or similar, I would still like it. Just try it and I beleive many men will do the same thing as myself. Generally, I love to travel but I don’t really get it your nomadic approach. I feel homesick after several weeks and I love doing stuff around my house, I love having roots. Those give me the sense of belonging, of being somebody, coming from a certain past and going to a certain future. What is wrong with a standard travel, during a few weeks vacation or even a several days long citybreak. Couchsurfing is suitable for it and I really got your point regarding knowing the culture you visit.
I've been in Budapest many times! Last one was last summer, I made a vlog about that trip too, here ua-cam.com/video/mSvWbLQVDuA/v-deo.html Are there other places in Hungary you'd recommend me? I like your country very much :)
Jazmin j I usually request for 1 to 5 nights, but if we get along very well it happens that the host asks me to stay longer. The longest I’ve been is something like 10 days (after requesting for 3)
@@WhatashameMaryJane Thanks! I'm going to NY in May with a friend and my son. But I want to do more traveling this year after August. Do you know if hosts usually accept guests with kids? My son is around 7 and he is pretty good at listening to me so he's not destructive lol. I'm just wondering what hosts think about people with kids.
@@WhatashameMaryJane No only just downloaded the app last night. I would like to use it maybe later in the year when I'm done with Summer classes and have some time off! I'm a little nervous.
Being nervous is totally normal before doing something you've never tried before. I do believe it shouldn't be so difficult to find hosts who are willing to accept a kid. Try to get the feeling from things like the age (avoid 20 yo, you should be good with late 30s+), the position (someone who lives in a tiny apartment in Manhattan may not be the type who'd like to have kids around, go for people who live in Queens or Jersey City), the personality (you want to look for keywords like "kind", "welcoming", "patient", rather than "fun", "interesting"..) and the living situation (find people who don't have roommates). There are also lots of mothers and fathers who are Couchsurfing hosts as well!
Hi Marry Jene, after goes through all your traveling vlog , i come a cross you presented the same way the Italiano behavior ,do not judge me wrong but i presume your conclusion notes as stance of selfishness and advantage taker, First you took all benefits you wanted and then start back biting, Hence its true you never know the reality of humor in human being unless you try it,but dont forget the result is across the board but partial. my humble apologies for straight talk but i said what i observe , Bless You.,
Hi Rehan, I love straight talk and I appreciate your kind and honest message. I must ask you to be more precise though, especially when you talk about: Italian behavior, back biting and the reality of humor.
hot young ladies with hot accent get 100 x's more help and niceness from random people, so some of this info about experiences is really unrealistic if your not one, as i have seen many many times
you look so naturally pretty
Thanks Laure
Yep, it's official, I love you!! I'm always telling people you dont need to be rich to travel the world. Thanks again for amazing tips!
You're welcome Stacy 😊
I'm gonna travel to Norway about 2 weeks after and thank you for advices!! Too underrated video and channel, you deserve more views and subscribers!!
Burak We’re both going to be there then 😉 Thank you for your support! I always try to give my best to help others realize their dreams and travel more! I hope I’m going to keep seeing you in the comment section, I’ll release some other videos about Norway in a few weeks 🙂
What a shame Mary Jane you’re welcome, have a nice trip! :) Your videos would be a little spoiler about Oslo and Bergen if you arrived in Norway before my trip. You should share a video from Oslo Opera House because free landscape to get in, tap water and WC. I’m gonna wait that kinda budget friend videos and advices :)
So here is a budget friendly advice from me, I’ve watched your journey plan in a few minutes. You can travel from Copenhagen to Gothenburg about 2.90€ with Flixbus. It’s same cost of from Gothenburg to Oslo. If you travel from Copenhagen to Oslo directly, it costs 22.90€ You should spend a day in Gothenburg! Going to Oslo via Gothenburg just costs of 5.80€ instead of going to directly Oslo is 22.90€ :)
Burak Awwww I wish I would have researched stopping in Gothenburg! I thought about it but didn’t do it in the end. It would have been worth it... plus, I’ve never been to Sweden yet
Very useful info Mary! Thanks for sharing.
Sandra Dorelas Thanks for watching, Sandra!
Hi! Im a new subbie..Im lovin your videos they are very informative..❤ Just exactly what im looking for..Can you also do more vlog episodes? I definitely love when you showed how you exactly travel norway on a budget
Hi Cassie welcome into our travel community!! ♥ I can do more vlogs, sure, I enjoy making them a lot! I'm going to publish New York City vlogs in the next couple of months :)
I'm probably 35 years older than you but I love your sensible advice and have now subscribed. Great videos. (Mrs L)
Hello Mrs L, thanks for the support and welcome to my channel. I'm honoured you decided to subscribe: we need some older wisdom in this channel! Whenever I listen to a person older than me talking, I always pay much attention, cause they have more knowledge and wisdom than us youngsters 😜 So I hope you'll be willing to share some of yours with us on this channel. All the best, Mary Jane
(Btw I'm listening to your Atonal Music playlist, it's been so much time since the last time I've listened to these composers!)
What a shame Mary Jane Glad you like it - I put the lists together for my music students, to broaden their listening skills. My husband and I have travelled overseas quite a lot and loved it. We plan to go again next year. When our son was much younger we lived in Europe for 2 years. We taught him that he would always have to carry his stuff himself when we were moving around, so to pack light. The three things he always had to take were: a water bottle, earplugs and a book (no devices like iPads in those days! 1999) He still has great memories of those days. Have you ever been to New Zealand? Mrs. L 🇳🇿
@@wayneloveday4716 It's not difficult to believe he still has good memories: sounds like fun for a kid! Especially the book (vs iPad...). Why the earplugs though?
I've never been to New Zealand, but I can tell you a little secret: it's on my top 3 destinations :) It's just very very expensive to get there. But I'll do it one day!
Focus on the essentials. Yes!
That's actually the key.
Daaamn, I going to second that comment!! You are so naturally pretty, wow
This channel is awesome!
v nice
Really helpful, I'm going to Norway so super helpful as I'm a student and am broke
I was very worried about spending lots of money the first time I went to Norway, after the first day I saw that there's nothing to worry about. Just be money smart and think outside of the box.
great video, thanks for sharing info
You're welcome
It depends where you travel. You can't drink tap water in India for example
starting soon international trips
Oh yes? Where are you going? (And where are you from)
@@WhatashameMaryJane hi i am abhijeet, i am from india, i am planning for bali or russia i also have a UA-cam channel explorer abhijeet and my Instagram is explore_with_abhijeet
Nice video....very useful
Thanks for leaving a comment :)
Do you think we can use couch surfing even if it's really hard to welcome someone in your home?
By the way your voice/accent is really easy to understand for a foreigner, so thank youuu :)
Antoine Lab Hey Antoine, I’m glad you ‘re able to understand! Yes you can definitely surf even if you don’t host. I do recommend you to watch my video titled “Is Couchsurfing free?” in this case. Keep in mind that it’s hard to get accepted at someone’s place if you have no references yet. And the best way to get your first references is by hosting someone. If you can’t host though, you can at least hang out with someone in your city and show around. Like it happened in my Vienna vlog. This way you’ll at least get some “personal references”. They don’t have the same value as the regular ones but they still count.
@@WhatashameMaryJane then yeah I'll watch your other video! I'll find a solution aha. Because Norway is on my list even if I know that is an expansive country.
Thanks 😊
You’re welcome. You’ll see that you’re going to be able to visit Norway too. It scared me too before I was there, cause people kept telling me that it was impossible to go with my budget. The trick is simply to change your habits and adapt them to the country you visit.
😳Honestly, you are so beautiful and charismatic that I barely listen what you have to say. I beleive if you would praise bolshevism or similar, I would still like it. Just try it and I beleive many men will do the same thing as myself.
Generally, I love to travel but I don’t really get it your nomadic approach. I feel homesick after several weeks and I love doing stuff around my house, I love having roots. Those give me the sense of belonging, of being somebody, coming from a certain past and going to a certain future.
What is wrong with a standard travel, during a few weeks vacation or even a several days long citybreak. Couchsurfing is suitable for it and I really got your point regarding knowing the culture you visit.
nice video
Thanks
Hello I'm From Bangladesh
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hot and informative
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You can surf on my couch anytime.
come to Hungary ♥
I've been in Budapest many times! Last one was last summer, I made a vlog about that trip too, here ua-cam.com/video/mSvWbLQVDuA/v-deo.html
Are there other places in Hungary you'd recommend me? I like your country very much :)
@@WhatashameMaryJane Deák Ferenc tér at a summer night :3 Everything is more beautiful in Hungary at night, come and visit me :3
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What's the longest you've ever stayed with one host?
Jazmin j I usually request for 1 to 5 nights, but if we get along very well it happens that the host asks me to stay longer. The longest I’ve been is something like 10 days (after requesting for 3)
What about you? Ever happened to stay so long with one host?
@@WhatashameMaryJane Thanks! I'm going to NY in May with a friend and my son. But I want to do more traveling this year after August. Do you know if hosts usually accept guests with kids? My son is around 7 and he is pretty good at listening to me so he's not destructive lol. I'm just wondering what hosts think about people with kids.
@@WhatashameMaryJane No only just downloaded the app last night. I would like to use it maybe later in the year when I'm done with Summer classes and have some time off! I'm a little nervous.
Being nervous is totally normal before doing something you've never tried before. I do believe it shouldn't be so difficult to find hosts who are willing to accept a kid. Try to get the feeling from things like the age (avoid 20 yo, you should be good with late 30s+), the position (someone who lives in a tiny apartment in Manhattan may not be the type who'd like to have kids around, go for people who live in Queens or Jersey City), the personality (you want to look for keywords like "kind", "welcoming", "patient", rather than "fun", "interesting"..) and the living situation (find people who don't have roommates). There are also lots of mothers and fathers who are Couchsurfing hosts as well!
Love your travel blog guys! Subbed!!! Keep it up ❤️💪🏼 hope you gonna like our feed We traveling for 2 years too 🤪 are you Russian ?
Hi, thanks for showing some love! I'm not Russian, I'm Italian. Where are you guys from?
Quanto mi piacerebbe...
Eh eh...pian piano perché no! 😊
Hi Marry Jene, after goes through all your traveling vlog , i come a cross you presented the same way the Italiano behavior ,do not judge me wrong but i presume your conclusion notes as stance of selfishness and advantage taker, First you took all benefits you wanted and then start back biting, Hence its true you never know the reality of humor in human being unless you try it,but dont forget the result is across the board but partial.
my humble apologies for straight talk but i said what i observe ,
Bless You.,
Hi Rehan, I love straight talk and I appreciate your kind and honest message.
I must ask you to be more precise though, especially when you talk about: Italian behavior, back biting and the reality of humor.
hot young ladies with hot accent get 100 x's more help and niceness from random people, so some of this info about experiences is really unrealistic if your not one, as i have seen many many times
I believe that anyone who is kind and has a nice positive approach to people can get help from them.
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