How to start a hostel
What will be the best business a young guy/girl can have for a small amount of money?
Want to meet different people from different countries everyday? Hostel is your answer!!
I started my first youth hostel at the age of 24… It didn’t take much. It all started in Buenos Aires. I came here to party and learn Spanish. I liked it so much I decided to stay.
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Ushuaia
Ushuaia es una pintoresca ciudad que ofrece, en sus alrededores, territorios vírgenes que invitan al descubrimiento y la aventura. Durante el invierno, Cerro Castor es la opción para los amantes de la nieve, donde se pueden realizar todos los deportes invernales, incluso patinaje sobre hielo.
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Sao Paolo
There are plenty of inexpensive hostels throughout the city offering safe, clean, budget lodging options. You can meet plenty of other backpackers to enjoy your travels with and the staff is usually more than happy to help direct your way through the city. The best part of traveling on a budget in a city as big as Sao Paolo is you can get anything you want at a variety of prices, so as long as you can find your way there anything is possible.
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Santiago de Chile
A giant cosmopolitan city, Santiago de Chile is abuzz with business and commerce. But peer beneath the smog and you’ll find a thriving culinary culture, a bustling artistic community, and great cultural finds. All less than an hour away from world-class skiing, rolling vineyards, and famous beaches, making Santiago a great place to center your vacation while exploring beautiful Chile.
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Salvador de Bahia
Backpacking through Bahia you can’t help but get caught up in the unique culture and great energy of the place. Luckily, there are plenty of opportunities for travelers to learn a bit and get themselves involved. Prepare yourself to hit the clubs by taking some cheap, pay-as-you-go Afro-Brazilian dance classes at one of the many schools in town.
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Rio de Janeiro
There are plenty of hostels in Rio for every budget, and for the majority of the year they are very inexpensive, offering great accommodation that allows you to meet other backpackers to go out and enjoy your travels with. During Carnaval and New Years prices are hiked up considerably, but are still much cheaper than any other accommodation option.
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Quito
With uneven development and strict historical preservation, visitors to Quito can see a little bit of everything, from old colonial buildings to sparkling new high-rises, abject poverty to the highest luxury. A trip to Quito guarantees that you will get a taste of all Latin America has to offer, even on the tightest budget.
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Panama City
The wealthiest city in Panama, with a fascinating modern history, Panama City is a thriving economic center with modern skyscrapers and old colonial ruins lying nearly side by side. Though not as cheap as many other destinations in Latin America, the unique culture and tropical pace of Panama City make it an ideal backpacker’s destination.
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Montevideo
A small capital in a tiny country, Montevideo has often been overlooked by travelers in favor of neighboring giant Buenos Aires. But Uruguay’s quaint capital has much to offer on its own, besides its proximity to Argentina. Beautiful buildings, white sandy beaches, and a quiet sophistication, not to mention low prices and favorable exchange rates, are all reason enough to make a stop in Montevideo during your Latin American travels.
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Mexico City
Mexico City is the bright, chaotic, proud, frenetic epicenter of Mexico’s culture, economy, and government. From high end shopping and fine dining to artisan markets and street food, you can get a little bit of everything in this throbbing capital city. No matter where you’re headed in vibrant Mexico, spending a few days in DF will give you some great experiences and a wider understanding of what the country is all about.
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