Examples: Instead of getting general admission tickets to a concert, you'll be able to buy back-stage access and meet the artistInstead of going out to your local dollar-beer night on Thursdays, you could afford to go out and get bottle service (if that's your thing) Instead of going to Chipotle for lunch religiously, you could take all of your close friends to a more expensive restaurant on you- without having to think about itInstead of backpacking across Europe and eating ramen the whole time, you'll be able to travel comfortably and experience whatever intrigues you, passing up on nothing (again, if that's your thing)These are just quick examples off of the top of my head, as they are the things that I myself end up 'passing' on most frequently.

Students, interns, nurses, athletes, backpackers, etcAirbnb sounds like your best marketing channel

One of the men stops, drops his backpack and opens it, and takes out a pair of lightweight running shoes.

Backpacking off of point 2, many properties are QUITE expensive for what you're getting.

I go backpacking a lot, kayaking and just got into rock climbing.

I kept one when I backpacked through Central America a few years ago, but it was more of just hobby at the time: I'm interested if TCS Ventures Group could help connect me with a local mentor?!

I spent a summer backpacking in Alaska and it was incredible.

The second option is that I will save up around €20,000, sell my car, which is worth around €5,000 and quit my job and go backpacking for a year in Middle and South America, New Zealand, Australia, and Asia.

Even wearing a backpack gives you cancer over there. 

@Max Gradowitz - I love Kern County for backpacking, I'll definitely start exploring the cash possibilities up there.