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Ruben Arribas

About the Author: Ruben, co-founder of Gamintraveler.com since 2014, is a seasoned traveler from Spain who has explored over 100 countries since 2009. Known for his extensive travel adventures across South America, Europe, the US, Australia, New Zealand, Asia, and Africa, Ruben combines his passion for adventurous yet sustainable living with his love for cycling, highlighted by his remarkable 5-month bicycle journey from Spain to Norway. He currently resides in Spain, where he continues sharing his travel experiences with his partner, Rachel, and their son, Han.

40 Singapore Travel Rules Tourists Break Without Realizing (Locals Notice Immediately)

This post will be all about Singapore travel tips and all the cool facts about Singapore and things to know before visiting Singapore. From first timers to seasoned travelers, this post will be your go-to guide to get to know more of Singapore and what awaits you from amazing places in the city, great transportation, clean …

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11 Authentic Thai Dishes You Can’t Leave Thailand Without Trying

Best Thai Food – 11 Best Thai Dishes To Try in Thailand Thai Food, is there anyone in the world who doesn’t know how delicious you are? Read our favorite Thai dishes. Read here best Thai breakfast Yes. If you’ve backpacked or traveled your way to Asia, then you’ll know what we’re talking about Thailand. …

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The French Grocery List Under €50 Weekly – Family of Four

French families don’t actually spend their entire paycheck at the market buying organic hand-raised lettuce blessed by monks. They feed four people on €50 a week and nobody’s dying of scurvy. The average French family spends between €300-400 monthly on groceries. That’s not per person. That’s total. For everything. Including wine. Yes, wine is groceries …

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This Homemade Mojito Tastes Better Than Any Bar’s—Here’s the Refreshingly Simple Secret

The mojito is more than just a summer cocktail—it’s a crisp, cooling burst of mint, lime, and rum that’s stood the test of time. Originating in Cuba, this classic drink balances citrusy tang with sweetness and herbal freshness, all topped off with a splash of sparkling soda. Making a mojito at home isn’t just easy—it’s …

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Ćevapi: The Balkan Street Food You’ll Crave Forever (And How to Make It at Home)

Few foods capture the heart and soul of the Balkans quite like Ćevapi. These small, hand-rolled grilled meat sausages are a staple across Bosnia, Serbia, Croatia, Montenegro, and beyond—each region claiming to have the best recipe. Found everywhere from street stalls to family barbecues, Ćevapi are more than just food; they’re a cultural ritual. The …

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The Prague Dental Work Americans Schedule During Vacation

Americans are flying to Prague for root canals and coming home with change from what one crown costs in Dallas. An entire dental vacation – flights, hotel, tourism, and multiple procedures – costs less than a single tooth repair in America. Prague dentists are booked solid with Americans who discovered they can fix their entire …

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12 Portuguese Desserts That Deserve a Passport of Their Own (And How to Make Them Right)

If you think Portugal is only popular for its wine and scenery, then you’ll have to try these 12 mouthwatering sweet dessert recipes from Portugal—we’ve tried most of them, and we can’t wait to try them all! Each dessert has a unique flavor profile that reflects the local ingredients and traditions of the region where …

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Spanish Coastal Towns Begging Americans to Open Businesses

Coastal Spanish towns that lost 80% of their population are literally offering free buildings to anyone who’ll open a business and stay year-round. Not tourist-trap Valencia or overpriced Barcelona – the forgotten fishing villages where the mayor will personally help you navigate paperwork because they need young people more than bureaucracy. Towns are so desperate …

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Why Your Pad Thai Never Tastes Like Thailand (And How to Make It Authentic at Home)

Pad Thai is one of the world’s most beloved noodle dishes, often seen as the gateway to Thai cuisine. Its perfectly balanced flavors of sweet, salty, sour, and umami create a dish that is satisfying yet light, indulgent yet refreshing. Stir-fried rice noodles are tossed with eggs, tofu, crunchy bean sprouts, and your choice of …

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The Rome Neighborhood Where Americans Teach English for €2,500

Monteverde has become Rome’s worst-kept secret for American English teachers. Not the tourist center where everyone fights over scraps, but this hilltop neighborhood where Italian families pay €2,500 monthly cash for native speakers to teach their kids. No TEFL required. No experience required. Just be American and speak English. The neighborhood is packed with wealthy …

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The Spanish Prescription That Costs Americans $4,000 Monthly – I Pay €30

My neighbor’s daughter has Type 1 diabetes. In Texas, her insulin costs $1,200 a month with insurance. Good insurance. The kind where you pay $800 monthly just to have the privilege of paying $1,200 for life-saving medication. She moved to Madrid last year to teach English. Now she pays €30 for a three-month supply. Not …

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