By this point, we would not be surprised if many of you are eagerly anticipating your next vacation. Which makes it appropriate that we end things with one of the most important infographics. Another safety guide with some useful tips.

This guide not only offers you some practical tips but also how to better enjoy the experience. At the end of the day, it’s up to you how you plan to travel or what to do. Just always stay safe.

Traveling can be rather expensive at times. Factors like differences in currency strengths, application fees for visas, and accommodation expenses can quickly add up. And we didn’t even mention the price of airfare, which is often one of the biggest expenses.

That said, airfare prices can vary quite dramatically depending on where you are planning to travel to and also when. Take this infographic, for example, that provided a data chart showing price variations depending on when you purchase your tickets.

We have talked about planning your trips or holidays around off-seasons so as to avoid large crowds of tourists. This notion of off-season travel does not only apply to visiting countries. It is equally important when planning on visiting national parks.

Think of this infographic as a guide for when to visit some of the most famous national parks in America. The list is quite extensive, meaning, no matter your interests, there’s sure to be more than one park for you.

So, this one is certainly a bit “different,” for lack of a better word. We don’t know about you, but we’ve never heard of someone who ever hitchhiked that wasn’t a character on TV. Regardless, it is still a thing, otherwise, someone wouldn’t have created this.

This infographic shows in which states in the USA it is illegal to hitchhike. We also didn’t even know it could be illegal. As you can see, it is legal to hitchhike across most of the US. Some states are a bit more technical, though.

We have another cool fact infographic for you. We have done the longest walking paths and longest direct train routes, now we have the longest possible non-stop flights you can take. It must be an absolute nightmare to sit for that long!

As you can see in this handy chart, the shortest of these flights is still over a staggering 16 hours! We guess it makes it simpler to fly the whole way direct, but seated for that long doesn’t seem worth it.

As you should know, traveling to countries generally requires a bit of paperwork beforehand, such as applying for a visa. Of course, it varies from country to country. The citizens of some countries can cross more borders than others without acquiring a visa.

Meanwhile, citizens of other countries may need a visa for every country they travel to. This generally comes down to the power of the country’s passport and the agreement it has with other countries. This scatter plot shows us a bit about the most “powerful” passports.

The heading pretty much sums it up; you really can never know enough when it comes to traveling. Now, as with a couple on this list and a lot of things on the internet, not all of the hacks are super useful.

Most of them are useful, which is all that matters if they’re able to provide you with something helpful. The tip about emailing yourself a scanned copy of your passport is just plain ingenious! The battery in the fridge suggestion is weird though.

Speaking of longest routes, this next one is sure to amaze all the train aficionados out there. What you are looking at is the longest possible direct route you can take using only trains. Fancy giving it a try yourself?

The route runs all the way from Vietnam, crossing through Asia and Europe and ending in Portugal. This is one impressive train journey that is no doubt worthy of Sheldon from The Big Bang Theory. He really loves trains, if you didn’t know.

We’ve looked at a lot of cool bits of info to help you with your travels. But how about we check out some really interesting facts? What we are going to look at is the longest continuous walking path in the world.

This means a path you can walk from point A to B without needing a boat or plane. The longest route is measured at a staggering 22387 km! The route starts in Cape Town, South Africa, and ends in Magadan, Russia.

Now, arguably one of the most popular tourist attractions is beaches because not everyone grows up living around one. If you’re looking to soak up the sun, the most important part is deciding which beach, and country, to visit. Fortunately, we have the ideal list for you.

While this infographic offers some incredible recommendations, it’s important to remember to always do your research. There would be nothing worse if you ended up picking a beach that wasn’t the right one for you. Like a beach where you can’t surf.