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For Latin America I would say a Grayl water filter bottle is a must-have. Unfortunately I lost mine on the way home after my first trip with it, but I immediately bought another one. It’s $100, but definitely worth it when tap water isn’t safe. Also great for long walks during the day that may have a waterfall/stream.

To get a sense of a place that you might be interested in traveling to?

There’s nothing in the sidebar.

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Taiwan was my first solo trip (and first time in Asia). It was amazing. Indonesia was my second one. I would suggest Taiwan for the internet stability. Try to learn a little Chinese as well.

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Correct. I’ve been told Google Flights is about as good as it gets. My airport on East Coast isn’t one of the big hubs unfortunately.

You’re living your life. Your happiness and life is more valuable than any job. So quit worrying and do what you want.

Paid $1600 USD to Indonesia earlier this year. That was for vacation though.

How’s the internet? If it’s any good, you should post your accommodation to https://thewirednomad.com

No, but if you don’t mind adding your accommodation + internet speeds to https://thewirednomad.com that would be great!

Check out https://thewirednomad.com. You can find listings from Airbnb and other sources like Flatio and Nomad Stays which cater to 1+ month bookings. And all of them have verified, fast internet speeds.

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Take a look at the map on https://thewirednomad.com

You can find accommodations all over the world and make sure you have a good internet connection.

In general, cellular networks do seem to perform better in areas of bad wired internet. Assuming by “pocket Wi-Fi” you mean a cellular hotspot that connects to nearby towers, then yes I think it would do you good.

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I would say you are in the minority with internet not being a problem. And why would anyone want to chance it anyway when literally your income and possibly job is at stake. https://thewirednomad.com

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