Author: Zhu Zhaorui
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Publish Date: 2003-09-01
Features: Travel Myth: Solo77 Days for Only 30,000 Yuan! Can You Travel the World for $3,000? For many, this seems impossible. However, Zhu Zhaorui, who has personally experienced this, believes that traveling the world only requires three conditions: time, $3,000, and courage—and this isn’t his personal "patent" but an "enjoyment" that anyone can achieve. He uses his actions to tell people: even if you’re not a millionaire, you can still travel the world! An MBA who brought the concept of budget travel back to China shares—New Concept: Is Global Travel Only for the Rich? If you want to, ordinary people can still have fun exploring the world! New Wisdom: [Economy] Do Budget Travelers Have to Wash Dishes All the Way? Travel isn’t a form of asceticism but a process of finding the best value for money! New Discovery: What You Don’t Believe Doesn’t Mean It Doesn’t Exist. With proper research, traveling abroad doesn’t have to be more expensive than traveling domestically! New Behavior: To step into the world, just take the first step, and the rest will turn out simpler than you imagine! New Mindset: Travel is an investment, and the growth of your life experience and exposure will keep adding value to your future! The author of this book was a poor student who barely spoke English three years ago. Three years later, not only did he earn an MBA, but he also traveled the world. With his wisdom and courage, he fulfilled this dream. Dedicated to the countless Chinese people who dream of traveling the world!
$3000, I traveled the world: An MBA's Economic Travel Studies: An MBA's Economic Travel Studies
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