At 34, Torbjørn Pedersen embarked on a seemingly impossible journey that would take 10 years – and involve cerebral malaria and being held up at gunpoint. He reflects on the highs, the lows and the joy of getting married en route
Fascinating story of a Danish traveler who visited every country on Earth, only by land and boat.
Yeh I mean you are sleeping on the streets and eating scraps on $20/day in EVERY western nation.
Sure, you can lower the average living on a couple dollars a day in developing nations, but I still find it impossible that someone can travel to every nation on the planet for $20/day and survive.
I’ve travelled on a shoestring across 5 continents.
Well, $20/day was his original planned average daily budget. He did say that Western Europe was the hardest, since his money didn’t go very far.
In any case, with the increasing length of the trip and his solicitation of financial help, I don’t think it’s clear whether his final budget was $20/day.
Yeh I mean you are sleeping on the streets and eating scraps on $20/day in EVERY western nation.
Sure, you can lower the average living on a couple dollars a day in developing nations, but I still find it impossible that someone can travel to every nation on the planet for $20/day and survive.
I’ve travelled on a shoestring across 5 continents.
I call bullshit.
Well, $20/day was his original planned average daily budget. He did say that Western Europe was the hardest, since his money didn’t go very far.
In any case, with the increasing length of the trip and his solicitation of financial help, I don’t think it’s clear whether his final budget was $20/day.