Hands up who has leftover money from their travels! I’ve got a drawer just like you, with a sizeable amount of leftover currency exchange coins, notes and god-knows-what-year-that-went-out-of-date currency.
Are you looking for a job that you can do remotely from anywhere in the world? Are you looking for a steady income every month whilst you travel? Do you enjoy teaching English to children? I feel I’ve finally found the holy grail of teaching English online by being a VIPKID Teacher and want to tell you how you can make a lot of easy travel money teaching English online too.
Congratulations! You’ve made the decision to travel! One thing though…you’re going to need MONEY to get you there. I’ve told you how to travel Europe for free and travel forever once you’re on the road but unless you plan to hitchhike and sleep under the stars, you’re going to need to make money for travel beforehand. Saving money for travelling can be a pain in the butt. Here are 11 easy and awesome ways to make money for travel right now!
Are you making mistakes newbie bloggers make? Maybe you’re just starting out with your travel blog or are you a veteran travel blogger who needs some reassurance (or a kick up the bum). The travel blogging world is constantly changing and mighty morphing. If you don’t keep up, you’re gonna get in trouble (sad but true…because I’m starting to get into hot water myself). There are plenty of blogging mistakes to avoid. Here’s 10 Mistakes Newbie Bloggers Make That You (And I) Need To Stop Now.
I’m broke. I’m actually broke. I’m serious. All that money I saved up ($13,000) in one year whilst Teaching English Abroad in China has bit the dust. I’ve motorbiked across and survived torrential storms in Taiwan, got inked by a monk in Thailand, travelled solo in Bangladesh, studied Jiu Jitsu in China, explored the depths of Scotland and Ireland and just completed a 10,000 mile car journey from the UK to Russia in an old banger with four other women on the Mongol Rally! Now that’s where all that money went!
You want to travel for as long as possible right? Struggling with a lack of funds though? No problem! You can definitely travel on a budget and keep your small pennies going and going. Grab your notebook and get ready. Here are 10 ways to Travel On A Budget Forever and Ever! Onwards budding adventurer!
Regardless of how much I critique Shanghai, its gift as the land of ‘dream it and you can do it’ is undeniable. If you want to be something, do something and make it happen, you wouldn’t be just a hat rack if you decided to come here and try your goddamn best. There’s definitely something in the air here, apart from all that pollution crap. Shanghai will throw out all the awesomeness in the cosmos and give you what you want and I’ve found my golden ticket through Burlesque.
13 years old. Wide-eyed, totally confused about my inner self and drenched in the blackest of the blackest goth attire because, hey, it’s the year 2000 and nu-metal has completely engulfed me. Stomping forwards in my ruby-red cracked DMs with no real grace through the streets of London, Brixton, I’ve just pulled myself out of the darkest, sweat-inducing, beer-flowing walls of the Academy. I’m high on the electrifying riffs of Slipknot and dizzy from all of the thrashing and mayhem. I charge like a baby rhino towards the tube to return home, because my parents have warned me, people ‘are going to rob me for every penny’ here. Head down, ploughing through, ascending the concrete station steps, nearly there then…
I’ve been very fortunate when it comes to finding work. I’ve had some fantastic jobs, with great pay. Every time, these jobs have enabled me to just keep on travelling and travelling and travelling.
Do you want to teach English in China? That’s great! Read on to find out exactly how you can do it with the best tips, advice, resources and job companies which can help you travel, save money and fulfill your dreams!