How to use Facebook, Travel Forums, Travel Message Boards, and other travel communities like Lonely Planet Thorntree to learn how to travel?
Social networks, whereby members can ask questions, and other members can answer is one of the best ways to learn about travel if correct. However, be warned, NGO's, business owners, and criminals lurk in them.
Generally 10 percent great advice, and 90 percent self-serving advice.
List of Social Networks:
Facebook
Lonely Planet Thorntree
Travelfish
WARNING! - Connecting two accounts can be dangerous, never use your Facebook to connect to another account, and especially if there is a credit card connected.
Andy Graham
Manager of 100 plus web sites, founder, and owner of HoboTraveler.com
Please watch this videos about social networks:
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