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1. Visa (as applicable)
   • Project Visa
     • enter your destination into the website, it pretty much lists visa requirements for most if not all countries and links you to each respective country’s embassy information
2. Accommodation
   • Booking.com
     • Millions of accommodation listings available worldwide that includes homes, apartments, condos, villas, etc.
   • Hostelworld
     • if staying at hostels is your thing or something you’d just want to try out, Hostelworld has a global network of hostels for you to choose from
   • Airbnb
     • connects you with local hosts to rent their home, but make sure to carefully read the rules/reviews/host ratings
   • Agoda
     • hotel and private home bookings with options ranging from budget to luxury
3. Getting around
   • Rentalcars.com
     • I use this website regularly for my own trips to book a rental car
   • Flixbus
     • the widest transport network in Europe that I’ve used during multiple trips in the past to get around for long-distance travels
4. Excursions
   • Viator
     • helps you find different tours and activities all around the world such as wine tasting, walking tours, catamaran rides, etc.
   • Tripadvisor
     • probably one of the more popular sites to use, Tripadvisor is an excellent resource for activity reviews, booking experiences, reserving tables at restaurants, comparing prices between hotels, etc.
   • Klook
     • offers travel activity options all around the world, but this is more popular in Asia (specifically East and Southeast)

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