Reading Time: 4 minutes I don’t consider myself a luxury traveler or a budget traveler. I’m an “I want to travel and these are my options” traveler. Sometimes, I want to camp; sometimes, I stay at 7-star hotels. Other times you may find me on a friend’s couch. At a certain point (where you travel with children or are overworked and need a private vacation), a cheap, rowdy hostel where you can teach fellow nomads how to play King’s Cup is just not appealing. However, when you’re wandering on your own, you have the leeway to save money by making a few sacrifices. This weekend, I joined about 30 #IgersWithoutBorders from the Los Angeles and Orange County area for a caravan road trip to Utah and Arizona. The all took Fridays off work, and we saw Monument Valley, Horseshoe Bend, Utah’s sand dunes, Bryce Canyon National Park, and the Devil’s Garden in two days. We spent about $60 each for gas and lodging. I don’t want to hear about how you...