Tasty Destination - Food & Travel

When you're enjoying your college years, you don't always have a ton of money to do awesome things like travel and see the world. The thing is, a lot of students definitely realize that they're not going to have a lot of time to do stuff like this once they've graduated. If you're contending with a full-time class load, this idea might seem a little bit laughable. It's true, though, that once you graduate college, you're likely to find yourself enjoying a lot less free time than you had when you were pursuing your higher education. Once you've graduated and are responsible for making the kind of money that can pay for things like rent and groceries on a monthly basis, you don't usually wind up having the kind of free time that lets you get out and see the world in a serious way. Traveling as a student is a really popular solution, but when you're doing something like this, you're definitely going to want all the help you can possibly get. T

Your college years are some of your best years to take advantage of your youth, freedom, and a relative abundance of time. While to some students it might not seem like college is really home to anything close to an "abundance" of time, it won't take long to realize that life post-education is a lot less unbound. That being said, college can still be a tough time to travel, as most college students aren't rolling around in extra income. For this reason, it's important that the traveling student remain constantly wily and always on the lookout for the best deal of offer. We'll talk about a few of the ways that college students can cut corners on traveling costs, so that you can get out there and see the world before you find yourself locked into a full-time job (which won't be a bad thing, but isn't great for travel). The first step to traveling on the student discount system is the student discounts on airfare. They're offered by many major airl