how to travel for cheap and even for free! *seriously* 

Yes exactly!

But how do you make money then go back home to no job? :( That's what I'm really confused about.

@@AndWeHaveRisen this is probably best suited for people who can work on the go.

@@AndWeHaveRisen Every job has yearly vacations, also you can travel on weekends.

It depends on where you live .in my country , traveling tickets are hella expensive

havva can I chatting with you!

Wow, I didn't know this :)

Wow! Can you explain me how to use blablabus? When I was traveling around Europe, blabla always appeared as an option but we never understood how to use it

@@Nickyjusticeful I use the app and it's just super simple, like you can choose your destination first then when you go to choose your dates, you can see all dates available and their prices so it's really great if you're looking for the cheapest dates

and they don't need visa for so much country lol

Wooo perfect timing!

Was doing the same but definitely hold off on it. The Corona virus is causing a lot of the countries to be on lockdown limiting travel between the countries.

I really recommend flixbus ect, it’s often much cheaper than traveling by train (but also more exhausting) :)

Alisha Suna because of that I mentioned the exhausting part. But you can really save some money and for example the german train is also not the greatest example for punctuality 🙆🏻‍♀️

Alisha Suna ich finde Bus fahren auch furchtbar, wenn man allerdings aus der Highschool kommt und es darum geht Geld zu sparen, finde ich den flixbus/train ne ganz gute Alternative. Wenn man sowieso nur einmal mit dem Zug fahren möchte, würde ich auch eher Geld ausgeben, statt 11 Stunden durch halb Deutschland zu gurken 🙈 zur Verspätung: ist mir leider schon super oft passiert

Lol

I GOT U

go with it girl and if u want to know more tips i've got mine in my profile chech it out

Hostels ARE the way to go for this! I did some solo travel a few years ago, and while you definitely should make sure to either have emergency money or a credit card for a flight home, it is so much fun to travel alone. You can meet people in the hostels that you can explore the city with, or you can go off and do your own thing (it's amazing how much you can get done when you're calling the shots, lol). If it's your first time, I would recommend not booking rooms with more than like 6-8 people, and stick to mainly all-female. Most of my mixed rooms were just large groups travelling or couples, but it's definitely nice to just have all girls so you feel safer. Also, more than 8 people can be pandemonium - more people = more noise! Good luck and safe travels

alwaysneedher thank you so much! I’ve been getting advice from people for so long I think I need to just go book a flight!

I have the same problem!! I’m so so nervous to venture off alone

Same I’m SO WORRIED I MIGHT GET KIDNAPPED

I think you should change your mindset so that you won't get scared I promise you you'll regret it if you don't go

I've traveled around the U.S. and one trip to Asia solo. I'd say do your research; Check out female traveler message boards and also read about the culture from a few different resources. Before or during your travels, try to meet up with other ladies who might be passing through. I met such great women this way! There are sooo many women traveling solo and I never knew until I started doing it myself. Once you're on your way, be wise; PAY ATTENTION to your surroundings, if your gut tells you something is shady then listen to it.

Hi Faith! I am thinking the same thing!): I am looking to travel solo soon but it is pretty scary being a young woman.

Right! This is the one question I had through the whole video! I’d love to travel but really don’t wanna find myself chained in somebody’s basement. 😂

Stick to Europe and East Asia.

@@Kaylabearyt omg literally same! I wish I was a guy so that I could just freely travel anywhere I want without fear omg

Do other people leave reviews? So we know who's exploiting their workers?

Damn 😂😂😂

​@@assholebygingeryes ! Legally you can't work more than 4 or 5 hours I think. I did it and it wasn't slavery at all, but unfortunately some bad people use woofing or workaway to have free full Time workers... These people have to be banned !

No way!! Which island did you go to?

​@@ElenaTaber I just got back from the Big Island, but took advantage of the flexible hours and was able to see Maui and Oahu for a bit :) Have you ever been?

Really? Can you say where you stayed ?

@@brunadeoliveira2434 not going to say just because I had a not so great living situation and wouldn't want anyone else to experience that😬

@@jaceycorrente3739 Hi! I was thinking about doing the same exact thing :) I'm in college and wanted to socially distance and all in another state in the U.S. Would you mind if we chatted over insta or something? I understand that you had not the best living situation but I'd appreciate any advice

ew. your pfp

@@audrey-pichu222 you didnt have to say anything about it :)

@@audrey-pichu222 I mean you're the one taking time out of your day to be hateful

@@classicclaire5247 black lives matter 😁

@@audrey-pichu222 I couldnt agree less!! but all lives matter, too, i totally understand that they are the ones being oppressed right now

People usually travel for couple of days (not months) and 90% of jobs have 2 or 3 holidays per year + you can always travel on weekends :)

Sometimes it just depends on your industry! I am a wedding planner and a florist I work with goes to South America for a whole month every Jan-Feb ish because where we're located, we barely have weddings in the winter. It's also very hot in the summer so we're barely booked for July/August. Education is also an industry option because you get the entire summer off and long holiday breaks. My hope after I graduate college and go full time is to take all the time off to really travel. I can still answer emails from thousands of miles away. And if I'm 22 and making $30,000 a year but living with a roommate, I could easily save $3000 every year for travel.

there’s a few options open to you if you want to balance work with travel! 1. get a “work from home” style job where you can work remotely without having to attend a workplace. these kinds of jobs are likely to become more common after the pandemic! 2. get seasonal / temporary work. this can be difficult because you’ll have to be job searching continually & it’s hard to make much money from this kind of work, but it’s more flexible and gives you more time in the year to travel. 3. get work abroad! there are lots of seasonal / temporary jobs available in various countries, there are entire websites dedicated to these job listings. it would mean staying abroad longer, usually between a month to about a year, but there’s many jobs of this kind that cover things like travel, food and accommodation as well as paying you! 4. become self employed! this allows you almost total freedom, although if you want to travel frequently you may still need to ensure you can work away from home - which can be tricky since many people who are self employed do so by having their own business.

@@em-fi2jg what kind of work can I do online I’m confused

Each method of travel will have its pros and cons! Buses are cheap but they take longer, trains are faster and there's no security, which means no extra travel time, but they can be slow, and flights are fast but you need extra time for security and they can be expensive. Definitely just open Google Maps and take a look at what makes sense for proximity, and cross-reference it with methods of travel (for example, I planned out most of my Europe trip based on which airports Ryan Air flies out of). Blogs are an amazing resource as well, that's where I learned how to book airport shuttles and where to get subway passes or "tourist passes" for cheaper public transit or landmark bookings/tours.

Yay! I hope it's been helpful :)

Daisy Blake hehe thank you :,)

Woo so glad this is helpful for you!

Hope you enjoyed :)

Yay! So glad you enjoyed :)

Pietro Maximoff ah yay I’m so glad you found them helpful! You got this

Daniel Iles yes!! I always get the vast majority of my meals at cheap grocery stores

It's 2.30 a.m here and i'm currently working on my uni work. Lol..thanks for liking my comment ! ❤❤I love you so much !

How the fuck is it possible to live and eat for free? Like I really wanna know.

@@trailerkeller6760 you work for it, so no money involved, you work to live in an accommodation for free, kind of what au pair means

What did you do when freelancing? I want to get into it but i don’t really have any ideas yet

@@harmony2027 I was a copyeditor, mostly academic texts and non-fiction books. The freelance market is fairly competitive these days so my best advice is to pick something you already have some experience in (even if it's unpaid) so you can give credentials to future clients. Also helps to go through people you know or previous clients to find new ones. There are so many more jobs that are fully remote post-pand. though that that might be an easier route to start with! My job has let me take large stretches remote so I've been able to travel that way in the past two years and haven't had a good reason to go back to the financial uncertainty of freelance haha.

erika gabriela yay I’m so happy this was helpful

How did you get into it? Can you help me with the website links? Thanks :)

Monalisa Das hi! I went through EPIK, which means I teach in public schools. This is their main website with all the info. You could also do hagwon/private academies instead but I don’t know much about that route. Hope it helps! www.epik.go.kr/contents.do?contentsNo=56&menuNo=286

How is it possible to travel, live and,eat for free?

Me to haha😂