Have you ever decided to take a trip and just taken off? Or are you more the type to sit down and plan out every second of your journey before you set foot in an airport? Hayden Lee brings back guest Guy Earnshaw, our pigeon-fearing friend from our last episode, to help him count down six travel tips concerning planning during traveling. The two of them offer unique perspectives - Hayden likes to be able to do things on a whim and have minimal planning, while Guy likes to sit down with a map and make out a plan and a schedule and a list of things to do, but be open to spontaneous experiences. If you have decided you want to travel, regardless of whether you plan your adventures by the second or if you enjoy the freedom of backpacking and couchsurfing without a plan, Hayden and Guy will give you six helpful travel tips before you head out on your journey.   0:20 - Guy Earnshaw, from the last episode, joins Hayden to help give travel tips Hayden, on one hand, likes to be able to do things on a whim and have minimal planning Guy, on the other hand, likes to sit down with a map and make out a plan and a schedule and a list of things to do, but he thinks it is truly important to be open to spontaneous experiences 1:17 - Hayden’s Travel Tips on Planning During Traveling Tip #1 - Never be married to your plan Guy once had one of his best nights out ever when he had a spontaneous night with people he had never met before When Hayden went to North and South Vietnam, he would travel on his motorbike first, then mark where he traveled on the map, rather than the other way around  Tip #2 - Have a physical map Your physical map can bring you into an adventure mindset that makes you a “traveler” - second only to your traveler’s hat!  Tip #3 - Get a handle on your money Guy has a relatable anecdote about the first time he went to a casino while he was in Perth  Tip #4 - Check for last-minute deals Hayden’s continued anecdote about when he had to get a last-minute flight out of New York using SkyScanner to get a good, cheap flight Tip #5 - Use SkyScanner! Tip #6 - Couchsurf If you want to maximize couchsurfing as a reliable form of accommodation, you’ll want to give your potential hosts enough notice Guy has a charming anecdote about last-minute couchsurfing in Oregon Couchsurfing   Check out our website at: Travel Stories Podcast Online Email Hayden (he’ll answer everything) at: hayden@travelstoriespodcast.com Follow Hayden on Twitter and send him a Tweet (he’ll really answer everything) at: @travelstoriesuk on Twitter If you want to contact Guy Earnshaw, go through Hayden on Twitter or through email and he will relay the message for you!