How These Couples Travel The World? [Travel Budgeting Guide]

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[@arijitpatra6186]

I have travelled to 80 countries so far on an Indian passport, as a solo 30-yr old working in the UK. A lot of the advice offered here is absolutely golden! Personally, I do not plan too much and never carry any more than cabin baggage, which saves a lot of hassle when flying low-cost carriers in Europe and South America. Additionally, for accommodation, one hack to consider is that book a couple of days in a location through an aggregator, but beyond that, directly ask around in the hostels, hotels etc. This works well in many locations. Sightseeing can be optimised if staying in hostels by visiting in groups that may form there (which is one reason to prefer hostels over hotels if travelling solo and if the location's safety profiles permit). Personally, I always avoid tour guides unless absolutely necessary, but as mentioned in the video, sometimes guides can expedite entry and facilitate other advantages.

[@ThePunjabiWanderer]

I have been travelling for the last 5 years in Europe, South America & Asia and my per month expenses have been around 1 lac INR. Yes I travel alone so I don't fall in this category; just wanted to give all the single people an idea of how cheap travelling internationally is :)

[@TheKakarot_itachi]

For a round trip to western Europe, Business class tickets alone cost1.5-2lacs.

[@ayushranjan3861]

@@TheKakarot_itachi dont take direct flight my friend,take layovers from india to gulf countries and then from there to europe,also book in months advance of your travelling

[@simoncherian]

@@ayushranjan3861 also he shouldnt be probably buying business class tickets if he wants to do budget travel

[@arjuns504]

Can u breakdown ur expenses

[@krishnanirval7036]

Pls breakdown ur expenses

[@eswarupkumar5537]

Also, lucky are these couples sharing their experiences with their partner, sharing an equivalent mindset 👏.

[@rohanr26]

Which isnt common. A couple smartly planning a common passion together is amazing.

[@swapFrance]

You can’t argue with your wife ( husband might be thinking lets spend 1-2lakh instead of arguing with her 😅)

[@rahulbeenime]

Glad they shared their planning and budgeting behind their travelling. Wish they also talked about their philosophy behind travelling

[@abhishek-en7dj]

That’s what I was thinking all along while watching the video. They seemed more like tourist than travellers

[@ankitbhavsar]

Travelling just for getting stamps on the passport doesn't go down well, at least for myself. Travelling should be fun, should add value to life. Just ticking on the maps the places visited is just another checklist exercise

[@palashrawat401]

I think more than budgets it's also the hassle of tourist visas for schengen and North America which is a major put down

[@inbanw]

Hardly a hassle for Schengen. Just got my visa in 7 days. Just follow the procedure and have documents in place

[@cbazxy2697]

What about other asian countries and African countries? They are as good as eupore or america.

[@jnana-w2p]

Avoid the countries that make you run around for Visas. We can choose which countries to spend our money in

[@nimishvarma88]

Can't agree more! I think somewhere Indian passport needs to be more powerful going forward.

[@sahilgulati6995]

@@WalterWhite-og6wj You can book dummy flights and hotel when applying for visa.

[@gauravkhandelwal1575]

I travelled multiple Asian countries just because ease of getting Visa. I travelled twice to Europe (Germany, Hungary) and I know how tough it was for me to get visa

[@tejas_rane]

I'm 27. Have covered Vietnam, Dubai so far. Planning Singapore, Malaysia, Thailand this year.

[@arundhanavath6294]

For me personally covering India is main aim ... it always amazes me with cultural difference ... rest will cover later on :D

[@prathwinshetty]

Very true. Each part of the country is diverse from the other and so much to explore. That's the beauty of this country That is why it's called the subcontinent maybe

[@SD_003]

Couldn’t agree more. India in itself is like 30 countries stitched together. So diverse and interesting. I feel it would take a lifetime just soaking these in.

[@PrashanthPurastu154]

Exactly!! ❤ I just want the people who wish to to travel the world to ask themselves a question. Did we explore atleast the must visit places in INDIA...? Im sure the answer is NO for most. Let's start from our own HOME first!! 😅😊🎉🇮🇳

[@snehal462]

Totally!!! India is the best. I never really had the craving to travel abroad despite having the financial liberty. Most people don't even travel the length and breadth of the country first but start going abroad and travel for most nowadays is merely a number of countries they visited which serves as a status symbol.

[@ABHIJEETSINGHANIA09]

Same

[@asymptota1841]

In order to feel any part of Europe....4/5 days are not enough....better to stay at any offbeat place for atleast a month.....rather than covering 2 3 places.

[@tejaswarambhe7464]

This is true but work commitments, kids, etc makes this hard. Good to do this before marriage with less responsibilities

[@soho93]

Great content. Would have loved to here more on the followigs - 1.Leveraging travel credit cards like Amex platinum travel, axis atlas. These are major game changers and has got us free hotel nights many times) 2. Leveraging visas : once have a US, UK or schengen visa and till that visa is valid, many other countries offer voa or even visa free entry ( like singapore, Philippines, turkey etc.) . Also, dubai has 48 hour free transit visa, great way to see the city in between journeys. 3. More on the finance distribution of trips. For younger adults if we accumulate 10% of our savings each month, we may not have the money to do international trips each year. Making a 2 or 3 year plan with mix of domestic and international trips would help to plan that.

[@xploit811]

Thank god I completed all the expensive travel destinations (Japan, Aus, Hong Kong, Norway) pre 2016 when travelling was still relatively cheap. It just doesnt feel the same anymore travelling now when costs are high and the experience/charm has gone down.

[@SteelShirt99]

I think a lot of this comes down to planning. I’m looking at dates 5-6months from now and cost is relatively not that much.

[@yasaswiy]

many people travel with a very long checklisted itinerary and say i have seen this country.. the beauty and quality of any vacation comes when you stay for few days atleast in 1 place experience it deeply.. I live in europe and i really love the way europeans travel.. stay at a place atleast 4-7 days experience the food , culture, be at very unique locations in such countries.. not the checklisted cities

[@krishnaleela1]

Very true

[@krishnaleela1]

We can just see things and places in photos and images too .. but the experience of experiencing food and culture deeply is imp

[@fuzzylogger]

Me thinking how their leaves are approved so easily! Lucky guys

[@investfoxy]

You don't need budgeting etc when you earn crazy like bank 🔥 only salaried 9-5 people have to care so much about expenses

[@vyasadithya-k2m]

I have visited all 6 continents except Antarctica.. always book budget airlines, stay in ibis budget hotels quite affordable.. use local public transport

[@SoumyaBanerjee-h6r]

I would really love to see a full interview with Mr. Aditya on his FIRE journey and lifestyle and his views.. All your FIRE videos are super and you are doing a great work for FIRE aspirants like me...

[@dhruvdani]

Incredible video. Never seen couples with so much clarity.

[@eswarupkumar5537]

Loved this episode 🙌. Needed such a topic to be discussed, opened above travel and money relationship.

[@Nuwu94]

I’m happy all are old couples and not really young ones ❤ I aspire to be the same!

[@mohammedbugedwala8258]

This was a brilliant video! And thank you for covering this topic across different budget tiers. Really helpful.

[@WintWealthYT]

Glad it was helpful!

[@TravelWithSravan]

I been to 44 countries Travelled Singapore, Thailand, Cambodia and Malaysia for less than 1.5 lakhs

[@shreeparna777]

Thanks @Wint for covering these great topics!

[@WintWealthYT]

Glad you like them!

[@shrikz]

Am travelling the world by watching KZbin videos😢

[@Dathblitz69]

Yo same bruv 😢

[@PranavJindal999]

What is the obession with travel people have developed.. especially international.. vacation once in a while is okay.. but counting the countries, going through all the hassles of pre-packing, post vacation fatigue, getting everything sorted like flights, hotels, tickets, visa, jetlag and whatnot.. the complete vacation thing is extremely exhausting and people have glorified this "traveling" as if that is the goal of life. Goal should be to relax from the daily grind and a small get away from monotonocity, instead of counting countries and expending exorbitant amount of money on it. Just hop into your car and go for a road trip for couple of days!

[@sushanbhasin]

Hopping in your car doesn't fetch you bragging rights, doesn't give you anecdotes to narrate proudly during your next party.

[@ariestourstravels5053]

Well, travelling makes you a lot humble. Your story is different from people who love to travel. So, it's not about bragging. Some people spend on expensive cars., some on travel. So they choose what story/memory they want to tell. Hop into a car and roam or talk about missed flight and other experiences. So chill

[@araucariapasquale1]

You sound like you are burned out from working. If not, these things are not a big deal.

[@Happysoul_3]

I believe travelling keeps your life enjoyable but people should not set targets like I will visit 80 countries by the age of xyz.. Be chill, take decision according to your budget and don't get too obsessed with travel vloggers who gave visites 100+ countries.

[@SahajaGangavarapu]

So true......

[@smarteveryday1606]

everyone got their dashing partner of mutual understanding, i've to say they are very lucky.

[@GaneshKale-cj5vm]

So in nutshell: 1. Plan to visit during non peak durations. 2. Check airline vs agent websites for better price comparisons. 3. Use discount coupons, credit cards, forex cards. 4. Use public transport as much as possible. 5. Invest some amount monthly as a travel savings 6. Get express passes or tour guides to cut the queue.

[@Saranya_Karthikeyan]

A wholesome and informative video!!

[@apoorvamahajan7576]

I don’t understand whenever someone shares their foreign travel experiences, people instantly say there are so many places in India why travel abroad? Someone who travels abroad, also tends to travel a lot more within India, its about a passion for travel. However, foreign cultures are also a great way to understand about the history of the world, different cultures, wars, mythology & customs. It also gives a great insight into what we do well as a country and what we could do better. For me foreign travels have also busted many myths, strongly reinforced others. For example Europe… with all its beauty, history still has racist undertones. Post my travels, I would never want to settle in Europe because you will never be equal in their minds. Dangerous places like Mexico, have been wonderful… met some really wonderful people while we didn’t understand their language, still they were extremely welcoming & warm. Places like Kazakhstan … are so developed & have such welcoming people. Eastern Europe is very different to Western Europe. Bangladesh has very confident women than India on an average, which most Indians wouldn’t expect. Almost all countries that I have been are unfortunately safer for women than India and are extremely respectful towards women. Foreign travel opens your eyes and breaks your deep rooted perceptions. Ps: A very proud Indian 🇮🇳

[@anime2315]

Amazing to know your perspective... The last part of your comment is soo true .... I have travelled only two countries but as a woman i can say that the perception towards women are much better and of course much safe .... But unfortunately the Indian population will not accept this problem....

[@fnamelname7296]

Mexico is not dangerous! There are some border towns that you stay away from. For a person who claims to be well travelled, making such a generic statement is just 🙄

[@rageshvarman4689]

Great content as always Wint wealth👏

[@saneworld9418]

Could have asked more relevant questions: Their Salaries and Travel Insurance

[@swapFrance]

what a social pressure on these people 😅

[@lowesthigh]

😂😂😂

[@SoumyaBanerjee-h6r]

This is a super Video.... So many new prospect and hacks learned from different couple... I really love your videos and always wait for a new one., very different from what others are doing...... your videos really give new prospect..

[@WintWealthYT]

Happy to hear that!

[@SD_003]

Having done 7 countries myself, I feel among Indians ‘foreign travel’ is seriously overrated. It’s more about Instagram stories than actually experiencing. Saying this as I found a lot of desis crib about not getting Indian food in some cities which in my opinion is a stupid expectation. Moreover spending too much time planning which of course is recommended, kinda makes it more of a hassle rather than an enjoyable experience. I like taking holidays for putting my feet down and relaxing. Running around for sticking to a schedule, checking currency conversion time to time kills the fun.

[@debanjandas8192]

This is the most bang on message regarding this hoopla

[@Happysoul_3]

The first couple is earning huge money..

[@sng3232]

Probably already have ancestral assets too.

[@SaheliPaul7]

This is really nice, appreciate them to be so candid. Too good 👍

[@sudhirnarnaware7556]

Please ask all 3 couple whether they have explore whole India!!

[@manognareddy9964]

I see so many board games in one couples videos, would,like a video on those as well.☺️ monopoly works as a great asset for a kid on wealth management more than anything else. Wynt, I gave you the idea, pay me 20% royalty from that videos ad revenue lol😂😂

[@sng3232]

I believe travelling is to soak in the place and all the experience it can give within you. For that, you need to be in a place for a certain time whether it's domestic or international. Just setting your feet there and checking it off your list doesn't make good sense to me. The couple who travelled 21 countries in a year or two, with children actually shocks me. I am not even mentioning the school leaves here. How? Just how and why?!

[@debanjandas8192]

This video seems like they have some sort of a mission and just doing check off, check done...lol😅😅

[@N.k.86]

42 countries in 2 years really?? Means 4-6 months per year in traveling

[@shrutishukla8329]

Please share the excel

[@BiroktoBangali]

I did 8 days extensive UAE trip in less than 1 lakh but South Africa cost me nearly 3lakhs. Not sure how both the countries are put in the 2L category

[@deathstroke2341]

Its all about budgeting

[@soho93]

I agree, flights to kenya are often double the cost for a flight to Abu Dhabi/ Dubai. Also, safari prices are quite high in Kenya specially overnight safaris.

[@striker44]

Good video. Great couples interviewed, giving great tips. Interview some slow travellers for their tips.

[@nitishgupta6463]

Good luck planning !! I have not been able to plan mumbai trip If stuff varies 200~300% its not called planning n nobody can plan ! Companies with whole team cant mitigate 50% risk …😅

[@Youtubeforbrands]

Helpful video, will revisit the video for the next trip planning

[@diksha9466]

This video was amazing and very informative. Please do make more videos on traveling.😊

[@DroidEagle]

would you guys mind sharing the excel that they use?

[@rlpai5833]

From the size and decor of their houses it is apparent that they don't need to budget that much and are earning far more than average. It is a complete waste taking children below 15 for travel on international t🎉rips as most kids dont have any interest nor understand the sights. Better to travel within india cheaper and have more comforts. There is so much to see in India itself and parents need to show their kids tgeir own country and create that interest for them so that they have good memories instead of leaving tge country for a foreign one without even knowing what the country has to offer. People are blindly spending huge amounts of money educating kids abroad for status or other reasons when education quality has improved a lot here. Of course the kids have to work much harder in India to achieve success.

[@timetotravel1]

I traveled 12 country of you are single then very easy to travel the world, with family also but they need too much money

[@PrabhakarPrabhakar-vw7nk]

When I start preparing list of countries from Europe to visit, unable to filter any major city. It takes time to list out few countries. Expecting to visit entire Europe

[@mpsmourya6675]

"We did...." seems as if it was a task to go 😅...social media !!!

[@meeeeeeauuuuuuuu]

We should also consider the factor of international travel's worth in comparison to what is available in India, as a factor. I get the point intent of this video is more about budgeting. But it does feel a bit misguiding if you don't consider international in a relative term.

[@gaurab_bose]

Extremely insightful! 😊

[@shibamghosh7421]

We want to see more of how they plan finance for traveling

[@GetYourselfALife]

3:10 You are able to do this only because you are well off, sorted financially and privileged.

[@priyahaldiya6640]

Is Vietnam worth visiting when you have already visited USA Mauritius Japan Thailand Bhutan

[@ziplock8316]

Disneyland and universal? I dont think indians in general understand what genuine travelling and exploring a place means. And i dont blame them. Very few have disposable income in their 20s or want to go through visa hassles. By the time they travel in their late 30s and above, they are stuck doing such uncle holidaying. Backpacking, driving around the country, hiking etc are foreign concepts. Anyways, to each, his own. Main thing is to stay at peace on such trips.

[@arijitchakravorty4868]

Spoke my mind …. Uncle trips

[@somratdutta]

need more such videos!

[@dhawaljain3837]

duniya me log kya kama rahe hai and what all they are doing hats off

[@spartantroy3920]

Bombay main kidhar se hain tu

[@viveknaskar]

I loved this video!

[@Sk-tv1rz]

The most imp thing these people missed was travel n health insurance for traveling abroad…..

[@prateekkhincha5554]

Isn't this the same couple who bought the A35?

[@sng3232]

They already have loads of money, added to it is probably their salary.

[@ghostrAider98]

lol. Nice catch. That's the first thing I noticed. Didn't even watched the video. Most of them are VPs, Directors

[@koustubhavachat]

how can they get Leave Approval from Reporting Managers ?

[@Madhu555]

lol 😂

[@avnishalok]

LOL 😂

[@agarwalvishal00]

I think they are maybe at mid senior levels so it's easier

[@sanjanak9409]

Is this budget per person or per couple?

[@kagorika9232]

Someday 🫡..

[@maumitasarkar9492]

21 countries in a year? are we talking countries or just cities here? coz at the bare min as well, it takes 2 weeks to see a country on an avg.. I took 17 days to see Turkey and have managed covering only one portion of it.. Secondly the budget mentioned, 10-12% of annual expenses for travel? so their annual expenses is 1Cr? coz 10L seems to be their travel cost, unless I read it wrong. I am not convinced with the data shared, being an ardent traveler, I know how travel budget looks like and this isn't adding up..

[@WintWealthYT]

Hi Maumita, they mentioned travel being 20% of their total expenses. Also they don't cover 21 countries every year, that was was just between 2017-18.

[@maumitasarkar9492]

@@WintWealthYT it's one of those who go by quantity rather than quality, and I am not getting on that bandwagon. Your channel does a good job, so pls cover more logical ppl and data that makes more sense

[@SurajBoddu]

so good

[@TheKakarot_itachi]

The major expense in travelling abroad is flight tickets. Impossible to sit in economy class seats for 4+ hours. Business class tickets from Delhi to western Europe cost around 3.5-4lacs for a couple

[@tejasghongadi]

Focus on Credit Card Rewards from your day-to-day spends and convert your economy flights to business class using Airmiles. You can google for The Points Code for more answers on this topic.

[@himanshuvaish9627]

If you guys can source their planning excel, this would save hours of our time and a great jumpstart to act on this video's learning. Btw .. love your channel ..

[@WintWealthYT]

Hey Himanshu, please check the planning guide linked in the description. You'll find the information from their excel sheets on it

[@sng3232]

Yes an excel template would help normal people like us to use and start planning too

[@sumeet3773]

So basically become millionaire to travel. Nothing for us commoner.

[@jayw115]

Is collecting 1 Lakh to 2 L an impossible thing for an commoner? You can make at least one trip an year with countries where you don't need a visa.

[@sankkham]

Flight tkts are costly. Other things are cheaper​@@jayw115

[@ankurhotnot]

Save and travel international every 2 year and domestic every year. Within 2 lakhs, you can visit many foreign cities.

[@andyabsp]

When Husband says 57 accurate figure, it reminds me of Dil Kehta Hai movie guy😂😂😂

[@SSS_M23]

Is the budget amounts per person? Or is it for 2 people, 3 or 4? That's just not clear. And more people, increases the costs exponentially.

[@mayurjoshi952]

It's per person

[@Kmmkurradu]

Where we can invest and best place can you please advise tell me 😊

[@prasunchakraborty1808]

Any tips for travel Insurance - specially when travelling with Senior citizens

[@shobhavs613]

Is this buget for 4 people or 1 person

[@WintWealthYT]

All budget estimations in the video are for 2 people, keeping couples in mind.

[@puneethganjam2950]

I like the couple with GLA who never want to have kids

[@swarajification]

It's kinda wierd that travel only means international and not within India. There is so much to explore within India itself

[@sameerchoubey9724]

The budget that they're saying is non sense. It's too over hyped. I just did Thailand / Malaysia / SG / Vietnam for 80k combined. I stayed in 4* in SG and 4* in other countries. Flights were cheaper for me at 30k for the whole trip.

[@Ubaydallah]

Single and Family travels are way different than each other!

[@harshitrao7557]

3:31 Bhutan is not budget friendly!! Inkatha economy tourism pe Chalta hai!

[@coderushi]

🎯 For quick navigation: 01:12 *🏠 Introduction to Couples' Travel* - Introduction of Sruthi Sivakumar, - Overview of couples traveling the world. 03:12 *🌍 Budgeting and Financial Planning* - Strategies for budgeting while traveling, - Tips on financial planning for long-term travel. 05:20 *✈️ Travel Hacks and Tips* - Advice on finding affordable flights, - Hacks for saving money on accommodation and food. Made with HARPA AI

[@shortsaftershots]

Ameer log budget planning of 2-5 lakhs

[@santhoshpjohn]

U dont need hefty money to travel. Its all about priority if you want to show off to other people then it is worthless.

[@shubhamb6131]

Scotland?🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

[@ajinkyanarke]

Much need a video for travelers. can I get Excel sheet that mentions this couple?

[@WintWealthYT]

Hey Ajinkya, please check the guide linked in the description. It has the information from their excels.

[@sahil47]

@@WintWealthYTthere is no excel . PDF doc helps but it’d be great if you can share the excel as well

[@sahil47]

@@WintWealthYT country wise excel that was shown in the video

[@dhrumitkumarpatel8855]

Why you guys have reduced content in this channel 😢😢

[@renusinghal8362]

Cav get their excels?

[@WintWealthYT]

Hey, the relevant information from their excels has been added to the Travel Guide linked in the description

[@DesiVagabond]

reach out if you want travel consultation. been to 55 countries so far and hate to correct but dubai ain't a country UAE !!! haha

[@utkarshrai9727]

V3ry g00d

[@nityamthakuria2962]

How much these so called High end couples save in a Yr after fulfilling their needs & EMIs ?

[@utkarshrai9727]

Nic3

[@rohangohil5509]

😊

[@cfsoza2024]

Is the budget mentioned per person or per couple?

[@Happysoul_3]

Per couple

[@araucariapasquale1]

This video gave me severe anxiety. 😂

[@friendeleven5711]

The man living off Wifes salary is the women empowerment I like

[@sainan4544]

Bro he already made crores of money.😂😂 His wife is working because she likes working maybe.

[@ShubhashishShukla]

@WintWealthYT Biggest missing question here is what's their responsibility to family/relatives looks like. I have so many high income peers who come form middle class and the sheer amount of responsibilities they have not only towards family but extended family,

[@Happysoul_3]

My goal is to cover south east asian countries. I wont be rooting for other countries unless I earn in dollars😅

[@sujitkatyal1]

😂🎉😅 lovely❤

[@vicv5659]

how on earth did u visit georgia under 1.5 lacs?

[@sdz9081]

Share the excel

[@Rohit-os2gp]

The budget is per person or per couple?

[@WintWealthYT]

It's for a couple