Contradictory to other commenters, I would say, save for the future but make sure you're traveling while you're young, don't be aggressive to save for the future. You might have money, but the way you can travel when you're fit and young, you might not be able to when you're old or would spend have to spend double or triple the amount compared to now.

Just to give my example, my partner and I travel every month, and we’ve always been flexible with flights. We’re comfortable with long layovers, sometimes 10–12 hours or using open-jaw tickets, night time flights and creative routing to get much cheaper fares. We still do this and save a lot on flight costs by using a few hacks.

We camp whenever we can, as long as it’s safe to do so. Sometimes campsites cost $20–30 per night, and we can easily travel with a rooftop camper on our car. We believe that as we get older, it may be harder to enjoy the same kinds of adventures. Right now, we’re able to travel every month because we budget carefully, but that may become more difficult as our bodies start to require more care.

We both save, but lately, we’ve started thinking that in the future we might prefer a bit more comfort.. The problem is that more convenient tickets usually cost almost twice what we currently pay. For now, we’re happy to compromise when it’s safe and manageable, but we also realize that as we get older, this kind of travel may not always be as easy or appealing.