What were the most popular questions about travel in 2014?
Google knows the answer.
But doesn’t it always?
Today Heather presents the top 10 travel questions Googled last year while I come up with answers on the spot! We span all aspects of travel from how to fold button up shirts to the age-old question.
How do you travel?
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Today’s episode has been sponsored by our friends at Tortuga Backpacks!
In This Episode:
- 04:40 Do you need traveler’s insurance
- 07:47 Travel Documents
- 11:20 When to go to Asia?
- 14:10 Folding a Button-up Shirt?
- 18:00 How do I get paid to Travel?
- 20:40 How to Travel Alone?
- 25:27 What are jobs where you can travel?
- 28:30 How do I start a Travel Blog?
- 32:47 How to Travel on a Budget
- 36:45 How to travel the world
and much more!
Links from this Episode
- WOOFing
- LocationIndie.com
- Live Q&A Replay – Everything You Want to Know About Frequent Flyer Miles and Credit Cards
- Start Here for information on how to travel on a budget
You Should Also Listen To:
- Reader Q & A: How to Book a Flight Using Frequent Flyer Miles
- Live Q&A Replay – Everything You Want to Know About Frequent Flyer Miles and Credit Cards
- Everything you Need to Know About Passports and Visas with Allied Passport
- Your Guide to Budget Airlines
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I really loved this episode. Lots of great advice in 3 minutes or less, and I really liked the advice about travel blogging, that just sharing stories /likely/ isn’t enough to make a living off of. Please do the 2015 questions!
@Carolyn- Thanks for letting us know. It certainly was fun, we will do the 2015 ones soon!
I really enjoyed listening to this. And my favorite piece of advice was to “go slower”. I’ve been trying to do this more often in my traveling.