<\/a><\/span><\/p>\n2. FEATURE: How to Travel and Make Money at the Same Time<\/h3>\n Wouldn’t it be nice to find a way keep getting paid while traveling? <\/span><\/p>\nHow about getting paid FOR traveling!? <\/span><\/p>\nYou’re on the road, out of pocket, out of the country, out of sight – do you have to be out of income?<\/span><\/p>\nWe all want to travel the world – but how do you do it and finance it while you travel?<\/em><\/p>\nMy good friend Christian seems to float from country to country – for years now. I figured it was time I grilled him (and my R&D team) for answers, so I can pass them along to you.<\/span><\/p>\nGo from passive, sunburned tourist to getting involved. From postcard buyer to postcard seller. You have skills and ideas that can sell internationally, right there around the home. <\/span><\/p>\nDISCLAIMER:<\/strong> As always, I take no responsibilty for your<\/em> actions. These are ideas only. Whatever path you choose, investigate the risks and get professional advice before taking action.Category 1) Don’t Work<\/h3>\n This first group of ideas below can take significant effort to set up. But once it’s done – you can be set for life! I’m talking about passive income – money that doesn’t mind that you’re on a walkabout (That’s Aussie talk for – well – walking about.)Ideas like: <\/span><\/p>\n\neBooks and eCourses <\/span><\/li>\ndownloadable sessions\/seminars <\/span><\/li>\na drop-ship Internet company <\/span><\/li>\nstore up savings, invest well,be kept by a rich man or woman <\/span><\/li>\n<\/ul>\nBut people had ideas of other ways to travel and not really work: <\/span><\/p>\n\nbe a courier, delivering something of value to your destination (like documents or a car!) <\/span><\/li>\nbe a companion for the elderly or disabled, or for a child or woman traveling alone. Or even accompany a pet on a flight! <\/span><\/li>\nwrite a book as you travel; make money from it down the track<\/span><\/li>\n<\/ul>\nCategory 2) Work<\/h3>\n Perhaps you’re not in a position to succeed with the Don’t Do Work option. This is where the fertile minds of the SolutionBox bloggers really came into their own.<\/span><\/p>\nGet accredited in the travel industry<\/strong>, and then using those credentials to gain benefits and incentives for specific resorts and hotels. <\/span><\/p>\nBlogger Paul K has friends that do a music tour – not rock stars, just ordinary guys who play an instrument, but go on the road. <\/span><\/p>\nKim Knight and others suggested teaching English as a Second Language, noting that there is significant demand for it worldwide, and it’s generally not required to speak the local language. <\/span><\/p>\nAnd the work doesn’t need to be for cash – offering to work as barter could quickly get you a ride, a meal, a room, etc.<\/span><\/p>\nImportant<\/span>: Always check what you propose with an immigration lawyer (or at least your destination countries immigration web site) before working in another country!<\/p>\nIdeas include working as a: <\/span><\/p>\n\ncoach or consult! I’ve gone to many citiesrun teleclasses on any topic you like<\/span><\/li>\ninternet marketer<\/span><\/li>\nnanny or aupair<\/span><\/li>\ncamp counselor (you can often get a cultural exchange visa. e.g. search for ‘Camp America’. I did this myself!)<\/span><\/li>\nphotographer <\/span><\/li>\nsound or lighting technician with a traveling show <\/span><\/li>\nski or snowboard instructor (I’ve done this too! Didn’t get paid, but a free season pass)<\/span><\/li>\nwork on a ship – cook, deckhand, activities coordinator<\/span><\/li>\nwork at a resort (I’ve done this too!)<\/span><\/li>\nbutler\/personal assistant <\/span><\/li>\ntranslator<\/span><\/li>\nbe a guide <\/span><\/li>\nathletic trainer <\/span><\/li>\nmotivational speaker <\/span><\/li>\nbe a spruiker (i.e. the people speaking on the microphone about perfume in departmentflight attendant <\/span><\/li>\nbusker (honey b. well asks “what is busk?” – Webster says it’s “a person who entertains especially by playing music on the street”). Can you juggle? <\/span><\/li>\nanything on a cruise line <\/span><\/li>\nteaching – music, yoga <\/span><\/li>\nwriter – get paid to write articles for travel or health magazines, or local English language newspapers <\/span><\/li>\nbecome an online gambler. e.g. poker. You could study gambling until you truly understand the risks and strategies. <\/span><\/li>\n<\/ul>\nMany jobs require no specific planning or training, and will be readily available in many locations: <\/span><\/p>\n\nwait staff, kitchendog-walking <\/span><\/li>\ncleaning <\/span><\/li>\ngardening <\/span><\/li>\nfruit or produce picker <\/span><\/li>\nmassaging <\/span><\/li>\nsource unique local product, and ship it back to sell at Western prices. Think eBay!Make it happen<\/h3>\n By looking at ways to make money while traveling, you’re also looking at new ways to experience a place.<\/span> <\/span><\/p>\nInstead of coming home with just souvenirs and photographs, you could also come home with a deeper understanding of where you’ve been, and – with extra money in the bank! <\/span><\/p>\nAgain, it is especially important before working in another country, to make sure that you check the legalities of what you can or can’t do work-wise and what, if any, visa requirements you need. Doing the legal research before you go may save you time, money, and possibly deportation!<\/span><\/p>\nAction Stations<\/h3>\n Would you love to travel, but finances keeping you stuck at home?<\/span><\/p>\n1) Where would you love to go?<\/span><\/p>\n2) What are your TWO favourite methods listed here?<\/span><\/p>\n3) Post your answers at the <\/span>blog<\/span><\/a>.<\/span><\/p>\nHave fun, and make money!<\/span><\/p>\nEnjoy,<\/span><\/p>\nDavid<\/span><\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"1. Announcements\/Offers New Support Help Center Supporting you is very important to us. For faster and more efficient service we now provide support through: www.solutionbox.com\/support.htm instead of via email. We have anticipated 90% of your questions, and you can now get an instant answer. 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