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A to C with Nowhere to B is back with episode 4! This week, we’re talking Austria vs. Hungary, budgeting and more!

 

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Hi. I’m Juliana Dever and according to science I have some sort of "exploration" gene. Embracing this compulsion, I spend a lot of time hurtling around the planet in metal tubes experiencing other cultures and writing humorous essays about it. Enjoy.

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93 Comments

  1. Cathy Stemmler Stratoti / at /Reply

    Hi ladies!

  2. Lynette Epp / at /Reply

    Good Morning!!

  3. Janae Travels / at /Reply

    Welcome back!

  4. Femke Oosterom / at /Reply

    Its heartbreaking ????

  5. Cathy Stemmler Stratoti / at /Reply

    Audubon, PA near Valley Forge

  6. Lynette Epp / at /Reply

    Joining you from Calgary, Alberta ????????

  7. Sarah Camen / at /Reply

    Hello Ladies!!!

  8. Shana Dolenc / at /Reply

    I‘m from Vienna I’m freaking out Rn iekdbdjdkee

  9. Lynette Epp / at /Reply

    I would love to be joining you on this adventure!!

  10. Shana Dolenc / at /Reply

    I can show you around hahaha ????❤️

  11. Shana Dolenc / at /Reply

    You guys are so cute I can’t ????❤️

  12. Cathy Stemmler Stratoti / at /Reply

    Also make sure you use a credit card that doesn’t charge a foreign transaction fee.

  13. Cathy Stemmler Stratoti / at /Reply

    I get cash for the country ahead at my bank so I have some for tips or snack right off the bat. And other coutries money is prettier than ours.

  14. Christal Casey-Moore / at /Reply

    Take Benadryl and hydrocortisone…. since I maybe not on call????

  15. Teresa Damron / at /Reply

    Mine is tomorrow, Happy Birthday Rachel!

  16. Evi Plichta / at /Reply

    Lovely greets from Germany

  17. Christal Casey-Moore / at /Reply

    A nurse will fit in one of those comparments????

  18. Lynette Epp / at /Reply

    I used my debit/credit cards all over South East Asia… only way to go.. though I did make sure to use an ATM from a national/solid bank…

  19. Christal Casey-Moore / at /Reply

    Love❤️❣️❤️

  20. Teresa Damron / at /Reply

    It’s like your the 13th doctor.

  21. Rhonda Vaughan / at /Reply

    Hi Juliana how are you

  22. Rhonda Vaughan / at /Reply

    How do u save up for trips do u go to local market buy foods and save on eating out that way ? I want to save up for your Georgia trip I’d love to go

    • Rachel Leah Cohen / at /Reply

      You mean while you are on the trip or while you are saving?

    • Rachel Leah Cohen / at /Reply

      Rhonda Vaughan You make a budget for the trip and stick to it. So if you decide that you are only spending $50 a day on food..you make that work. When we stay at an air bnb for a few days, we will buy food for breakfast etc….but the important thing is knowing how much you ave BEFORE you go…so you are not stressed out while traveling.

    • Rhonda Vaughan / at /Reply

      Ok thanks for tips

  23. Rhonda Vaughan / at /Reply

    I am a nurse so I know it’s good to have emergency kit

  24. Lori Brtis / at /Reply

    I just saw this 10 minutes after it ended. I am tuning in all the way from sunny Santa Clarita, CA.???? I am starting to save for a future trip. (maybe your Georgia trip if I can get in before it’s full when it becomes available)

    • CleverDever Wherever / at /Reply

      Hi Lori Brtis! As long as you are on the Georgia mailing list you will have first dibs at one of the 12 spots before I make it available to everyone else. Let me know if you need the link to sign up for the emails!

    • Esther Verhoef / at /Reply

      Hi Juliana could I maybe join you in this email link. I would like to go to Georgia ????????. I hope to hear from you

    • CleverDever Wherever / at /Reply

      Hi Esther! Here’s the link for the email group: http://bit.ly/LetsGoToGeorgia. Georgia is so incredible, I hope you make it there!

    • Esther Verhoef / at /Reply

      CleverDever Wherever thank you

    • Esther Verhoef / at /Reply

      CleverDever Wherever I hope so too, I’m gonna start saving right away????

  25. Rahel Krainbucher / at /Reply

    I’m from St.Gallen, Switzerland

  26. Britta Meier / at /Reply

    I got rid of my car. Saves tons of money ????

    • Rachel Leah Cohen / at /Reply

      wow!

    • Britta Meier / at /Reply

      Rachel Leah Cohen To be honest, it’s not too hard to live without a car in my city. Good public transportation. Wouldn’t dream of trying it in L.A. ????????????‍♀️

  27. Holly Titchen / at /Reply

    Exciting…. You guys are so cute

  28. Holly Titchen / at /Reply

    OMG.. I can’t wait to see how you both pack for a trip.

  29. Holly Titchen / at /Reply

    Love you guys!!!!!!

  30. Rhonda Vaughan / at /Reply

    On the trip

  31. Rhonda Vaughan / at /Reply

    Hi Rachel praying for yours and Julianna safe travels

  32. Shana Dolenc / at /Reply

    Thank your for making 16-year-old me smile like crazy ????????❤️

  33. Paulina Romero / at /Reply

    I also have a separate account to save money. It’s absolutely a great idea!

  34. Jade Hawkins / at /Reply

    ❤️

  35. Rachel Leah Cohen / at /Reply

    Elisheva Ende Funk

  36. Beth Almberg / at /Reply

    Love you

  37. Tricia Allen / at /Reply

    I can’t wait to see Julie pack!????

  38. Rhonda Vaughan / at /Reply

    Austria the hills are alive

  39. Rhonda Vaughan / at /Reply

    Love to you both have a great weekend

  40. Lon Peterson / at /Reply

    Ha I just bought my ticket for a week in Alaska.

  41. Lon Peterson / at /Reply

    sad… no Budapest… but Vienna is gorgous

  42. Lon Peterson / at /Reply

    by the way your two are gorgeous

  43. Lon Peterson / at /Reply

    I have found the best budget airline for US to Europe is Norwegian… I have my high season Aug tickets for less than 1k with diffident arrival and departure. I also use the lower end 2 stars and occasion flat rentals. Intercity long distance buses are really good too…but dont obsesses enjoy the trip. I also dont pay for more than one museum a day.

    • CleverDever Wherever / at /Reply

      I usually wind up taking the airline associated with my loyalty program when I’m in Europe. This way I either a) collect miles or b) use my miles for a free flight.

      For instance, when I go to Georgia I tend towards Turkish Airlines, but LOT Polish and Lufthansa are also good options. Almost every time I’ve used the miles I’ve accumulated to get a free flight on them. I haven’t used Norwegian yet, but I’m guessing it’s nice.

    • Lon Peterson / at /Reply

      CleverDever Wherever I’ve basically dropped using the major carriers for Europe travel. I won’t fly Turkish Airlines any longer. LOT is hit or m miss on service. Points i use for hotel stays as for my job I can spend months in a hotel and rack up points.

  44. Lon Peterson / at /Reply

    totally agree ATM I get cash as I need it and no exchanged. I also keep my money I do not use for next time. I also have a card that is foregin charge free. I was in Stockholm for the first time in Feb… I got cash and it felt weird, they just wanted your card.

    • CleverDever Wherever / at /Reply

      Yeah, cities all have different personalities. Some places, especially Scandinavia, tend towards electronic transactions, while other places prefer cash. I’ll always get some money to have on hand until I figure it out, but I do lean towards using my transaction-fee free card frequently.

    • Lon Peterson / at /Reply

      CleverDever Wherever I’m also a bit security conscious the more times I swipe more the more chance of theft of data. Low cost = cash and high like a ticket or room = the card if not bought online. I also don’t like to leave a trail.

  45. Angela Bethany Goethals-soder / at /Reply

    I could watch you two alllllll daaaaay. In addition to CleverDever Wherever, I’m thinking YouTube channel. <3

  46. Arlene Stephanie / at /Reply

    I needed to save money in order to pay back my study loan. I kinda wanted to have a buffer for it so I started saving 2 years prior to having to start to pay it back. My bank allows me to save automatically, so basically what I do is: my paycheck comes in around the 25th. Every monthly bill I get has been paid before the 10th of the month. Which means there are about 2 weeks left before my new paycheck comes in. I know what I need to have enough money for food, fun and travel in those 2 weeks so I have set that as the amount I want to have left on the 10th on my regular account. Everything above that, up to a certain amount, automatically gets booked to my savings account. The amount is different every month. I figured as long as I don’t see a big number on my regular account I won’t spend it. My savings account is still easy to access for me in case I do need it but I hardly ever do. And I love that I don’t need to remind myself to put money away.

  47. Melinda Morrison-Thompson / at /Reply

    Austria

  48. Rhonda Vaughan / at /Reply

    Yes Netflix would be cool u should check it out Juliana

  49. Shannon Mathews / at /Reply

    I love Innbrucks when I was there it’s got the oldest Swarovski store and makes you wanna sing the hills are alive ????

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