20 WAYS TO TRAVEL FOR FREE! ...REALLY!

[@eranbenavraham]

I am 42 years old, I have spent most of my life travelling and working around the world. To date, I have been to 122 countries and lived in 14. I have always wanted to do a travel vlog but feel like I am too late since there are so many people doing it. I am a big procrastinator too. I would recommend all of your above tips as I have done most of them. Great video.

[@marina_varnava]

@Khalid Bouchajra Hi! That person commented 7 years ago so I don’t think they’ll respond 😅 But look, you can look up your job skills and find a job in the USA that relates to them, & they can fly you out on a temporary visa I think. Go to the official website and see your options.

[@kenzietwiss]

It’s never too late! 😊

[@mailboxes6118]

@Khalid Bouchajra Look up Cruise Ship Jobs

[@DINKY_TEHc]

do it any how wouldnt b late in the game go for it dont not?:)

[@davidbockarie4845]

I need your help

[@tipsycat27]

As an avid hitchhiker who has travelled across Europe and America by that means alone, I can say that it is possibly the greatest money saver as well as opener to experiences when it comes to travel. It is an ultimate freedom. But it CAN be dangerous for women in particular. I've probably been in over 200 strangers cars, and 2 of those were bad experiences. So whilst the odds of having a negative experience is REALLY low, all it takes is 1 dangerous experience to put an end to everything. Fortunately my 2 weren't THAT bad and I was able to weasel out of the car, but they could've easily taken a turn for the worse. It's safer than people think, but I wouldn't advise it either, just share my experience. Some tips if you are adamant on trying hitchhiking: Dress boyish, if you're a girl. Even go as far as to fool oncoming cars into thinking you're male. It'll be harder to get rides but at least you know that none of those cars are pulling over with bad (sexual) intention. Always be talkative and confident in a car. Confidence is key. Don't victimise yourself. Give oncoming cars loads of space to both see you and to stop. It can make the biggest difference. Never hitchhike at night or in late evening. Always keep your bag at arms distance incase you have to make a break for it. Always carry valuables on your person rather than your bag. Also, a knife. If someone pulls up to you and you don't like the look of them, don't feel like you should get in. Ask them for directions instead. They'll be pissed that you made them stop but at least you won't be in a confined space with them.

[@sOofiiexD]

+Tipsylou wow!! hi i rlly want to travel using this tips but my family is so worried about all this bad things that happen to girls, please give me more advice i'd really appreciate it :)

[@tipsycat27]

Sof Corts How old are you, firstly? Respect your family's concerns. If it's your first time travelling, I suggest finding a friend to go with you.

[@sOofiiexD]

Tipsylou 18! yeah i guess i'll do it first with friends thank you!

[@theseproblemsmatter1]

+Sof Corts yeah even though i don't even know you I'd rather you didn't do it this way, same with any girl here esp considering traveling or hitchhiking alone. Doing it with someone they've talked to online for ex like me after getting to know them enough is A LOT better and safer in comparison.

[@Foralluhaterz]

as a young man I feel very safe travelling alone but for women its different, did u exchange sexual favours for a ride or a some reward? not safe for women at all

[@soyan.o2844]

Another tip would be Error Fares. Sometimes airlines send out false fares because somebody made a mistake and you can get international flights for next to nothing. These fares are taken out very quickly but if you are quick and a bit lucky you can get the cheapest flights possible. There are a lot of communities that look up error fares and post them. Just be flexible and quick. The best thing? You still get all the miles and perks as if you bought a full priced ticket

[@jonathanabadie2973]

Thanks for the advice man !

[@sasharahaman494]

Great advice!

[@astrs7338]

Thank you so much !!!

[@rfcalm]

the title of the video is 'travelling for free'

[@ShannonDoheny]

I'd love to see a video on becoming a travel blogger!

[@PsychoTraveller]

+Shannon Doheny I have 2 videos on being a travel vlogger now on my channel :)

[@dexterhard]

+PsychoTraveller the only true travel blogger is the hobotraveler 18 years none stop travel around the world 110 countries is andy check out hes site youtube hes been on the net for 20 years the best the real deal ^

[@td63107]

You mean NON-stop travel, HIS youtube site. and HE'S been on the net.

[@genekwan3491]

Talia Wallace.

[@cosmic_ana]

yep me too

[@Better2today]

am dying here... i want to see this planet

[@Better2today]

phone service?

[@Better2today]

phone service?

[@360sportsmobile8]

you can look up places on google

[@brendablanco5967]

360 Sports Mobile lol so sad

[@Naveen-iu7eu]

Use google earth , street view lol

[@edyraper]

For travelling : 1. Live in a country with high minimum wage 2. Live in a country with a decent passport 3. Save some money and you are good to go. Other wise you will face visa situation and you will need prepare tons of documents to get visa for every single country you wish to visit, and your savings won't be enough if you are middle class or poor, it will be impossible to travel frequently. Maybe once a year if you are hard working.

[@nfvy8111]

EDY LIVE so like US, but not the US

[@damijedonald6591]

EDY LIVE So avoid Croatia :/ 😂

[@kathyaf.365]

EDY LIVE yeah this is true

[@randomname8616]

Trump VEVO Search up "Ted x tomislav perka, traveling for free" on youtube

[@MrQwertyorder]

Ah so true :( I'm facing the same problem I thought this video would highlight that

[@sarafilippini4244]

I've tried woofing for a month in norway and it was a GREAT experience!

[@coralyn4931]

Sara Filippini Where in Norway did you do woofing? And what kind of things did you do?

[@sarafilippini4244]

+Córalyn My friend and me went in Tromsø, a medium-sized town in northern norway, but norwegian medium size is like small size in the rest of the wordl😄.We worked in this farm for a very kind woman called Leikny, we lived with her and the other wooofers, and we could say it was a very international atmospehere: just in our month (June) there were A German, an Austrian, a Finnish girl, and two Americans. We worked six Hours a day and we had two days off per week, so we had a lot of spare time to go trekking and hiking (the landscape was breathtaking).

[@coralyn4931]

Sara Filippini Wow, cool, thank you for the information :D Sounds really nice, now I just need someone to come with me XD

[@isame0085]

Sara Filippini That sounds awesome!

[@sarafilippini4244]

+isame 00 probabile tue best travel ever😊

[@trishryans-ur8jx]

I've done most of these, including bartering, thanks for the refresher

[@cassandrakemara8755]

u still need money to get into the country cool way to save while traveling though

[@CathFerook]

That's what i was thinking, plus the time taking off work. Nothing is free y'all!!

[@waegukin558]

Nikola Jovanovic hey~ can you help me? How can i contact you please?

[@therealbfunke]

@@nikolajovanovic1131 so pay movie for a video that won't help so they can not pay for other tickets? Dawg your trying to sell broken mp3s to hobos

[@VolcanicLioness]

My tip: be first cousins with people that live overseas 🙂

[@anonymous3044]

helo beauty girl im zayn thakuri and your self can we become a friend

[@trifilosgr]

Instructions unclear, Do explain

[@emilierose]

💯💯💯

[@jimmykray9583]

All my cousins live the same village as me 😂😂

[@alinouhi8260]

Hi my friend

[@kindredspirit6654]

Become self sufficient before head off traveling.

[@00000a0009]

the best suggest compared to the video

[@Sauliukas20]

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[@meghanpatrick1669]

I am 15 and am looking to travel after finishing school, hopefully making money out of making videos and taking photos. This really helps to give me ideas of how to travel around on a budget, great video!

[@irishendriks9202]

+Meghan Patrick I'm in the exact same situation as you are, I hope that we can follow our dreams. Goodluck!

[@xNOlZE]

+Iris Hendriks I guess that you're dutch, but where do you want to go :3 ? i'm 17 and i also want to travel when i finish school

[@irishendriks9202]

Yes, I'm dutch. Are you also dutch? I would like to go too Asia. For example to countries like Cambodia and Thailand. I would also love to go to Dubai. What about you? I'm verry curious :) xx

[@xNOlZE]

I'm also dutch but i don't want to go to Asia since i dont have that much money :( To be honest, I like to travel in Asia. I'm planning to travel through South-Europe and East Europe. Dubai is my dream actually. Ik kan ook gewoon Nederlands praten maar i dont care hahah

[@irishendriks9202]

hahaha same, maar je moet blijf zijn. Je kan al best snel gaan. Ik moet nog zo lang wachten. Ben al wel een tijdje begonnen met sparen tho. Jij?

[@annaluisa7103]

hitchhiking is the best way to get around, you are very flexible because you can always look for a lift spontaneously and don't have to plan it, then you don't pay any money AND meet awesome locals before my England trip this year I'd never thought it would work so well!!! I can just recommend it!

[@9999garv]

Anna Luisa extremely unsafe isn't it?

[@annaluisa7103]

I wouldn't do it alone. I don't think its unsafe at all because most people are kind. I was with my boyfriend. Hitchhiking with another girl or alone isn't something to recommend.

[@9999garv]

Anna Luisa yes that makes sense

[@annaluisa7103]

you should try it out, I've met so many people!

[@MindfulLifex]

Anna Luisa ya if you wanna be raped or murdered. Doesn't matter where you are, predators look for hitchhikers. Easiest target ever. Nobody knows who they're with, where they're exactly going, typically don't know their way around so don't know they're not going the right way, etc. srsly dumbest idea ever. Killers targeted hitchikers in the 60s and 70s when it was big and it's just gotten worse. Check out the highway of tears. Truckers are esp a known demo. Many who are predators go into trucking for such easy access to vics and it bein so hard to catch them.

[@fqras]

Must’ve been about 5 years ago that I saw this and had dozens of awesome couchsurfing and workaway experiences since then! Thanks for everything!

[@RachelSmets]

I’m doing house sitting and loving it!! Travel, live for free, explore countries and keep inspiring others to live their dream life. It’s possible! I’m older, so hostels or couches are not my thing... Happy journey!

[@RamotFX]

hi Rachel can i get connection pls am from ivory coast

[@ellenc4872]

how did you get into house-sitting? That sounds fun

[@ibrahimshaibuahmed3974]

Hello good evening and just watched this video and one of my dreams is to travel around the world and I would like you to take through of how to do it

[@RachelSmets]

@@ibrahimshaibuahmed3974 it's totally possible! I'm doing it too!!! I have videos on my channel as well about it and am sure you'll find help here too.

[@mariia1034]

@@RachelSmets 🎉🎉🎉

[@marydavidson9508]

Great video. I worked on cruise ships on and off for just over 5 years, and wanting to travel is one of the things that drew me too it.

[@PsychoTraveller]

Mary Davidson Bet that was amazing!

[@marydavidson9508]

PsychoTraveller Thanks so much for responding, I've been a subscriber for a bit, and love your videos. It was amazing. Long hours, but I've traveled to so many places. Made friends from all over the world too, and stayed with some on my trip to the UK last July. The only thing is that this definitely fueled my wanderlust.

[@grifinx]

Mary Davidson hey I was wondering how do you get a job on a cruise ship ? like where I would start

[@kmd072591]

I was wondering the same how do you get employed on a cruise and would you recommend it?

[@MiguelExhale]

+The Velderman cruise ship pay is kind of bad but it is a great idea. They hire all the time Google "carnival careers"

[@FeliciaFollum]

I did AmeriCorps for internships for two years (I had a monthly living stipend) and received education awards on top of that. I was able to use them toward a class in India (which you can see old videos from) and then I volunteered for another organization and was able to get a sponsorship since I had volunteered for several years with them. Also, I added a residency and teaching onto that so I was able to stay longer in Brazil.

[@vnixz]

If your from 3rd world countries or basically not from usa its hard to even get out of the country. coz you have to get visa for every damn place and there is very low chance that you'l get visa

[@pfirsichriegel7578]

Vnixz shrestha wtf, do you you think noone's leaving their homecountry without visa except people from the us ? lol

[@vnixz]

Pfirsichriegel us citizen dont need visas to enter some of the countries. plus us citizen will almost always get visas for any country without any hassel unlike other countries which have very long process to obtain a visa and the possibility of getting one is very low.

[@pfirsichriegel7578]

Vnixz shrestha Yes! If it is that what you wanted to say, youre right. I thought you meant that US citizens are the only ones who are allowed to travel some countries without visa.

[@kannu5067]

Not really, I'm a Finn and I only need a Visa when going to Russia, Australia or the US. Otherwise, I can travel the Europe, Middle East, Asia and Africa as much as I like.

[@siyashrestha8730]

So sad to be born in a country where you need visa to go anywhere. I love to travel, see things , meet new people , culture, food, so many things to see in this world but its really heartbreaking to think that why we cant travel everywhere in the world without them strict procedures of preparing documents, paying soo much money having to show too much bank balance and its not even sure you gonna get visa after that. Why so discrimination. After all, this is also our world. 😢😢😢😔😔😔. In my next life i want to be born as American.

[@Design____ByS]

This video is SO useful I'm already planning my next holiday!

[@theetravelhippie]

You're videos are extremely informative, thank you

[@der-k5602]

Thanks for that. Greetings from Colombia! Your videos are very useful, I like them.

[@KlikAndSeuss]

Guys c'mon give a thumbs up! Aly is Amazing! I hope to see a blogging video I would be forever greatful! As I'm just getting my feet wet with it before I leave to Australia! ;) thanks for all you do Aly your the bomb! Give her videos a thumbs up! She deserves it!

[@hayeopreis]

During my motorcycle travel I met a lot of cyclist who cycle all around the world; from South-East Asia to Europe, around Africa, etc. It takes them multiple years. They mostly wild camp and sleep in their tent. They often live for around 10US dollar a day, some even for around 5 dollars. Normal daily cost is only for food. Sometimes they sleep in hostels when in cities. Depending on the country they have to pay for visa, sometimes a bit for bike repair, a travel insurance, and that’s about it. If you work hard for one year in a high wage country like Switzerland or Norway and live low budget while there, you can save up about 10k to 20k euro in a year. With this money you can cycle around the world for about 3 to 6 years. I hope this information is useful to someone.

[@mugumyapaultheafricannomad9488]

I'm currently traveling around Africa on a budget of $6 a day maximum on a bicycle. That $6 covers everything including visas. I simply keep my food budget at under $4 a day ($120 monthly). My bike is dirt cheap MTB and I spend less than $10 a month to maintain it. In cities I try to get couchsurfing host. And I sleep in my tent elsewhere all the time. If I get occasional lodge I always find something for under $4 a night and I could do that twice a month. Roughly I can easily live on $150 a month and the remaining cash is for visas.. but I try to get visas that last 3-6 months so that I can live longer thete without leaving the country that would stress me to pay for another Visa. I love your comment because it talks about me😊

[@claymountain1300]

One time my flight got overbooked (at emirates in Dubai), so me and my friends volunteered to stay another day. We got to stay in a five star hotel for a night for free, and we got a free extra plane ticket to Dubai to use another time. So basically we got a free second trip and it was awesome. So make sure that you are flexible when it comes to planes, because airlines will offer some great gifts sometimes

[@claymountain1300]

***** yep i think it depends on your airline. I was flying with emirates and they are very considerate

[@الغدرااليمني]

انا لم افهم وابغا منك مساعده للسفر konyzulphrea

[@ameliecc-wj7zm]

If you live in the EU (or one of their partner countries like switzerland, turkey, iceland....) you can do the EVS, short for European Voluntary Service. You get to be a volunteer, you get a place to live (host family, flat with other volunteers, depends on the organization you volunteer for), you get food and even most of your travelling costs like the flight are PAID by the EU. PLUS you get a small loan, depending on the country you work in (around 100€ per month). It's long-term tho. So you should plan on staying abroad for at least 3 months, most organizations want you to stay for 8 months. And the kind of work is really, really different. Could be anything from working at a daycare, helping in an office or working with animals at a farm. Just google EVS and start your adventure. You need to plan ahead tho. If I wanted to go this summer I should've started to contact organisations in november.

[@sorvoja]

I truly enjoyed watching this video, primarily because of the fascinating accent that added a unique touch. I found it so intriguing that I've decided to subscribe for more.

[@feliciaguffey6574]

I'm 13 and stuck in this house. I wanna grow up sooo bad but the same time I don't since duh responsibilities but I want to have a nice house with so I can decorate and buy things instead of waiting around for someone to do it for me I just want to make my own decisions and travel the world taking videos and inspiring people like me. Sometimes I sneak out and walk 2 miles to just hang out at the dried up creek. I try to bring my friends along but they say their scared to get Kidnapped and that it's to cold or hot so they rather go inside and call me weird for always trying to be outside but when I'm inside there's a burning feeling that just tells me to run outside and take in the scenery and don't get me started when I feel the wind in my face it feels so peaceful idk what to do I just wanna run away jump on a plane and go to china or Vietnam and help people idk and I can't relate to anyone I feel lost why am I even writing this any advice idk what to do I'm just L O S T

[@feliciaguffey6574]

Omg I just wrote a novel...why can't I be like this in school😂

[@elisechee]

felicia guffey I totally understand how you feel because I felt the exact same way when I was your age (which makes me sound old but I'm only 16). I know having freedom and having your own place to decorate however you want it sounds very great, and trust me, I'm excited for it too. But please remember that it's so important to live in the moment. You're only young once and you really don't wanna waste that time thinking about the future. Instead of doing that, think about how you can make your current situation better. Make sure the life you're living right now makes you forget about those thoughts about the future. Here you have my novel😂 hope you can take something from it!

[@thecheapbastard5168]

I'm a middle aged adult and i would give everything to be 13 and dependent on my parents again.

[@angelahall6598]

Keep going outside.... Smile when you feel the wind on your face. 💚

[@sux5776]

now you're 16 but you can't go outside because of the virus IT HURTS

[@cceeeez]

finding your channel has been the greatest thing ever! I haven't even made my way through all of your videos but after the first two I've seen, it answers so many of my questions. thank you so much!

[@sisilissick6281]

The video that started it all for me! I was going back deep into my KZbin history and this was the video that caught me into the little psycho cyclone. It's been a great few years watching your journey. I love your love streams and can't wait to see your next one. Love you lots Aly. 💕

[@DelightfulTravellers]

Amazing video. Well done! We truly loved it.

[@MasterOfSparks]

You forgot stealth camping. That is living in vans or other motor vehicles and keeping a low profile.

[@magiv4205]

That sounds very illegal but very interesting...

[@kevinlukastv7866]

Guys i'm here for giving some support for each other KZbinrs from all around the world! Respect

[@157tty]

Sometimes couch surfing is sometimes dangerous

[@UpLighting]

life is dangerous!

[@157tty]

True my friend but those who is not always get more

[@sarahsameh2790]

there's a review list you can see how the people who sat with this person before you said about him/his house *excuse my English it's not my language*

[@VampiraVonGhoulscout]

Jonathan Raupp use your common sense, make sure they're a real person and if they give you a bad vibe then don't be afraid to say no. Meet them in public first before staying with the and hang out for a while to make sure you like them and they're not a creep. And always always have a back up plan. Have a spare host or look up nearby hostels before you go just in case the house goes on fire or something.

[@VampiraVonGhoulscout]

UpLighting it can be, but the media makes it seem way worse than it is. They want to keep people under control so they scare them. Be a goat, not a sheep, and do what you want to do instead of what they tell you to ;)

[@HomesteadingGirl]

I wish I could have done this before I started a family. How fun!! Maybe I'll figure out a way to travel like this with all of my kiddos and hubby. What a great experience that would be for us all. Best wishes to you!

[@teresse2742]

What I loved was free walking tours, which are not technically free, but they usually understand that you are broke student etc so that you give them like 5-10 bucks and it´s ok (cos they get plenty asian tourists giving them a lot of money every tour anyway). They were in many European countries and I did them even in Australia (although, I think they only got these in Sydney and Melbourne). Great thing to start exploring the new place. :)

[@mylittleworld6838]

Omg thank you so much for your advice!! Love your video! I'm 22 and I'll go to Australia for my first working holiday experience! That's why I'm here watching your videos! Your videos has been inspired me a lot ! I just wanted to say thank you for millions! Cheers!

[@alize0623]

I have a fucking job and a kid. Money isn't the problem, it's the time.

[@damijedonald6591]

alize0623 No need to swear

[@kailey9766]

no need to be a fucking kid

[@seraphiccandy21]

Not our fault you decided to have a kid.

[@nathaliesantos2173]

alize0623 Do you get vacation time? maybe you could plan it for those weeks? My sister also has a kid, the money and travels. She will ask for vacation time. Last year she went to turkey and other surrounding areas, it was part of the church but she paid her $3,000 all inclusive, flight/hotel. Her son is only 21 months. My mom took care of her son while she vacationed. March shes getting vacation again, an planning another trip for sure.

[@nathaliesantos2173]

alize0623 Do you get vacation time? maybe you could plan it for those weeks? My sister also has a kid, the money and travels. She will ask for vacation time. Last year she went to turkey and other surrounding areas, it was part of the church but she paid her $3,000 all inclusive, flight/hotel. Her son is only 21 months. My mom took care of her son while she vacationed. March shes getting vacation again, an planning another trip for sure.

[@KaazzKipp]

I've used both Couchsurfing and Work Away and they are great ways to minimise your expenses. Both have a reliable reference system so you can be pretty sure whether a host is safe or not. Especially Work Away is great if you want to stay in a country for a longer period of time and really get to know the place and the people.

[@SM-xm4kz]

So weird! I'm watching this while house sitting in Adelaide, Australia!

[@PassportStamps]

Couldn't agree more! Drives me made how many people say they can't afford to travel when it's the best thing you can do!

[@abbiecinnamon1093]

This was extremely helpful. Thankyou

[@katox2358]

Thumbs up for putting the steps in the description. Watched your video still as thank you

[@resilienceofagypsy3998]

The thought of trying most of these terrified me 🙈

[@aryam5381]

يب اتفق هههههه

[@oceanenthusiast4894]

number 10 - Derelict buildings, woodlands, stealth camping, beaches, building sites (country specific). So on and so forth.

[@dangreat400]

Breath, calm the mind, see the beauty in the world

[@pplsophia1]

I love that you are not covered in makeup. Keep it real! Thx.

[@jckl100]

I haven't travel yet but I'll try it soon, so much thanks for your tips

[@PsychoTraveller]

+Jesús Adraz No problem! Where would you like to travel to?

[@jckl100]

Well, I would like to travel to Central America, especially Costa Rica. I don't know if you have some information about it but we can talk about any tips that you could recommend me. so much thanks and I wait for your answer

[@jckl100]

Hey, thank you. I'm from Latin America so that will be easy haha

[@phantomx3.0]

Thanks for sharing!! Lovely video.. I really wanna try out Woofing sounds fun

[@polistrider6788]

Great video, very useful!!! :) Please do 'How to become a travel blogger' video and how does that make you money?

[@MateuszBamski]

Once you resign of your comfort it is possible to travel for free ;) But of course not every time. Couchsurfing has changed my life. That's for sure... And I was lucky enough to meet foundator of that (Casey Fenton). Greetings from Ireland! and happy travels!

[@hendelnady2785]

Number 20 was the most helpful one for me :)

[@UzayrSiddiqui]

First video that i have seen thats over 10 mins and not a second of BS. Subscibing.

[@GGGGoGetterGirl]

Great tips! Please do a video on how to become a travel vlogger.

[@PsychoTraveller]

+Go Getter-Girl I did! :)

[@svstrayfish6630]

hey crewing on sailboats deserves a mention there are dedicated sites that you can register on and when you pick up some skills they are mostly transferable with lots of other sail boats..you get to see the world not just the inside of a cruise ship.

[@jasminli5894]

Appreciate the tips, but I can't help myself anymore, your eyes are soo beautiful!!!

[@amoghbarve2266]

Thanks for information . Hopefully we all be able to travel and explore very soon.

[@ArtichokeHunter]

Never would have guessed that dumpster diving is illegal abroad. It's great and completely legal in New York!

[@erickarim5772]

These tips are so useful, never knew some of the things !

[@justynamaria0333]

here in canada (at least ontario) as soon as the business puts the trash outside its considered public property

[@valentinadittborn6866]

just loved you, loved the video, loved the tips. Subscribed ! thanks for the advices :)

[@crisyorke1328]

I sleep in the airport for 3 weeks haha

[@JinLost01]

I slept for 2 weeks in Port Authority while visiting NY

[@stefan2043]

i'm 16 and i runaway from home a year ago from an abusive family with my electronics and two pair of clothes, i survived from couchsurfing, well sometime i got bad experience and sometime not but lately i'm sleeping in somewhere safe like empty building or behind trash bin, i also have a dream to travel the world but i think it will never be possible so ya good luck with your dream! :)

[@mylakosh3126]

Hey! I love that you had the courage to run away from your abusive parents. I just wanted to let you know that, since you're on your own way, you can literally do so many things instead of sleeping behind bins or something. I would like to suggest you some things you can do to earn money. 1. Part-time work in some cafe or something. 2. Part-time work in some grocery stores. You can rent a small room and live your life. While working, improve your vocabulary. At certain age, you can even teach the language your good at. All the best ❤️

[@stefan2043]

@@mylakosh3126 thank you so much for the support, I've tried to apply 4 times at certain places like a cafe or any culinary stores yet they still reject me, I'm grateful enough to be able to survive till this moment, living here feels like hell but nonetheless, life is cruel so um yeah^^

[@ImaDoWatIWant]

don't forget free flight benefits by working certain jobs for the airport!

[@ajitvartak8074]

Super excited to work few of these tips.... Thanks for sharing 👍

[@Vicky-hc4su]

Honestly, I don't think anyone should do hitchhiking, especially not if you are a woman. It's crazy dangerous.. Even if you think you found a nice couple that seem harmless...

[@hideyable]

Agreed. Tourists are rarely killed in this country but the few occasions I can think of are people hitchhiking. Buses are inexpensive - why risk your life for the sake of $20?

[@Joepvn]

Because hitchhiking makes going from A to B much more than sitting around. It allows you to meet amazing people. It can take you places a bus can't, and it's often much more flexible, as people are willing to take you much further than you bargained for. Also, 20$ as you put it is easily a week worth of food. When travelling low cost, you can't just spend 20$ to get somewhere, much less so if you are not enjoying the ride.

[@Paralianpoet]

but can cost you your life too

[@deslyoness1174]

my mum hitch hiked through Europe when she was in her twenties all alone and she was fine. Especially as a woman statistically speaking the most dangerous place is your home... so I'm just gonna leave that here

[@Paralianpoet]

des Lyoness let me see, so if you say your home which mean it's my home and yours too, imply that every women's home indicate that anywhere where is "your home" is dangerous that should basically state the danger is everywhere. So that means, don't ever hitchhike even if your mum does it safely, people nowadays become a lot smarter and can make you go poof! with no traces of you at all and no one will ever know where you are.

[@patriciaazevedo506]

I just found your channel! This is really cool! This An inspiration for me that I'm trying to start making videos of my trips! Congratulations for your dedication and the super friendly personality! =)

[@bokeflo]

Lots of great tips for traveling for free. Nicely Done.

[@yaserrahimi7382]

you are the coolest. I love you. your an inspiration to people who want more in life. most importantly there is no fluff in your videos. to the point and helpful. omg 💘 💘 ❤

[@TravelWithRD]

wow great video! love couchsurfing...💐

[@tevirs]

Incredibly helpful, thank you!!!

[@carpetmonk]

I couch-surfed right into a bathtub filled with ice.. got a kickass new scar though..

[@bewater8417]

someone took your organs?

[@carpetmonk]

the one that barks, the sexy one, the swirly thing, and something that looked like a carrot

[@emma19carrero]

Thank you so much for the links! It's exactly what I was looking for!

[@JacqualinNowfel]

Im becoming a pilot :) just like my parents

[@nimishdube9518]

The best way to know about frequent flier points is to follow posts on The Points Guy Blog and Rene's Points (BoardingArea).

[@davideroccia4432]

i often build a small mug or wood house in the forest. but i can only recomend it when you know what you doing. its illegal in the most countrys and its dangerous. it can have dangerous animals, like bears, wild cats and wild boars in the forest, and sometimes it has people who will rob you. but when you know what you doing, its cheap and funy time. last sommer i spend 400€ for 2 month holyday on the most expensive zone at the mediterranean sea and i had everything: good food, gym, party, museum, beach and casino. it was a funny time, had a lot of fun, learnd a new language and met a lot of new people. but in some countrys i had also problem with this. with the police or the owner of the land lot. but it's a good method to make cheap hollyday. but outside europe i wouldn't do this.

[@natashagardner7101]

This is why Journalism is my dream job! I get to travel around the world while doing what I love, writing. And all the travel is paid for by your work 😆

[@mari.johnson]

I agree with all of these! Great video!

[@PsychoTraveller]

Miss Mari Thanks! =]

[@craighale3035]

+PsychoTraveller What is the best one for just wanting to find friendly people to show you around, possibly stay there?

[@MiguelExhale]

Are you going to travel now?

[@jeraax2429]

stfu shit stain

[@LoveYou-gb8pq]

👍👍

[@russtorque2993]

Señorita, when I went to sweet Norway which was only last year, I stayed at City Backpackers hostel and in the community kitchen there was a ton of pastor in the cupboards that guests leave behind. I stayed three nights and had pastor each night for dinner. Extra money saved.

[@jadebromley6614]

I would love a travel blogging video please :) I have watched so many of your videos and they really have prepared me for my up coming year away in Australia! Thanks x

[@EvanSitlerBates]

I agree, would love a video about blogging/youtubing!

[@emilievandenboom7471]

i agree!

[@ThomasJamesMcNamara]

Yeah!

[@ceebee1461]

TRAVEL BLOGGING VIDEO PLEEEASE

[@miiggypopp]

Jade Bromley agreed!

[@JaymeSplendid]

If you're in America and Canada you can also hop trains. (Freight train hopping)

[@lucindachave8416]

I'm sorry for the negative comments on here. I think you're incredibly brave, knowledgeable, humble and motivational. These tips are awesome, practical, and ones that I've used before when I want to extend my travel with little funds. Anyone who thinks you've got this far because of your looks are simply ignorant, fear driven, envious individuals. You manifest/receive things because you're a go-getter and you take chances. You follow your passion for travel and the universe rewards you for it. End of story. Well done Aly.

[@KamramBehzad]

Thanks for introducing me to new options I was not aware of. Had never heard of wwoofing before!

[@varjan86]

Woofing and Home stays could bring you legal trouble in many countries. Because, in most countries it's forbidden to work without a work permit. This often also applies for work without direct payment.

[@Izzyjean]

You dont work for money when you Woof

[@ajaykumara7158]

Fantastic video lot of Informative. Thanks a ton for your tons of ideas

[@mo1979ca]

thanks for the info

[@desmond1854]

Very useful and practical video. Appreciate you!

[@iiAngelic]

How do you get connections for house sitting?

[@AnnieCala]

Love the video!!! Not having enough money to travel is one of the things stoping me from doing it. Thanks for all the tips. I would love to see a travel blogging video!!! Hope you enjoy your time home and thank you for been an inspiration.

[@tempo2921]

It should be renamed by 20 ways to travel in exchange of a service therefore it's not free.

[@calzyz]

By your logic, nothing is free.

[@الغدرااليمني]

اريد السفر

[@tempo2921]

HOBBES Welcome to babylon

[@samobad7132]

me too

[@tempo2921]

Bobo bonobo.

[@adityajain5759]

All this is pretty much known to a lot of us! Still we don't manage to make that first move from our comfort zone!!! Loved your gig!

[@MrJuwarra]

I have hitchhiked around the Europe and really loved it.. best experiences.. although in some countries it is hard to get a ride, so it may take lots of time. And really hold of from big roads, just because freeways and highways will get you from point a to point b fast, but there isn't usually much to see and then you have less time for socializing with the people who pick you up (and trust me, when you travel long distances in foreign countries, you want to socialize.. mostly to make your trip memorable, but sometimes you really need some socializing, because for example, if you are camping and traveling alone, it may get terribly lonely sometimes). And in cities try to walk as much as possible, see sights that are not on the tourist list, see the real life, and at the same time avoid getting a fine for riding a public transportation without a ticket. And yeah, couch surfing is absolute best, but again mind that it can take time to find a host in some places, but if you travel like me, without certain plan, just going wherever you feel like and whenever you get a ride, then it is especially difficult, because you cant really ask for accommodation without even knowing for sure when you will get there. But one thing i would warn that video up-loader recommended and encouraged - exchanging your skills for food or money or whatever - if you do it publicly, especially with advertisement, then know, that many countries have quite strict laws about working without work permit (even if that work or service is just for food.. and in some countries even voluntary service) and/or without business registration. BTW, on my travels i met one guy who did dumpster diving and encouraged me to try it, but knowing my own troublesome digestive system, i never did it and am not planning to, because sometimes even food that has been out for few hours, can cause troubles, and when you are traveling by hitchhiking and camping or even couch surfing, then stomach problems are the last thing you want to deal with. Anyway, I still recommend not going on a trip with a idea of not use any money at all (unless you just want to test yourself). Sometimes is just to give yourself some treats or feel some comfort after traveling for months by hitchhiking and camping. Sometimes couch surfing host invites you to a pub or club and it would just be bad to just expect him/her to pay for you. And sometimes a little money can be a life savior. Oh, and get yourself some insurance.. at least medical (well i did only on my travels outside of Europe, but you never know, shit can happen even in fairly safe places) And if you go to tropical places, do a yellow fever and hepatitis vaccines and prepare for some stomach viruses. But i still encourage trying out weird local cuisine. Some also would recommend taking anti-malaria pills, but if you use mosquito nets, then you are better off without, because these meds can have pretty bad side effects. Sorry 'bout the long talk, but maybe some travelers found some new useful tips. Oh, and good travels and best experiences!

[@robertkaokengnye8925]

Good advices, Juwarra! From my own experiences travelling three times during semester holidays across Europe between 1963 to 1965 as a student in West Germany, I stayed in youth hostels for DM 5 per night with breakfast at Jugendherbergen in Germany or auberge de jeunaise in France. It is advisable to bring some money with you, in case you need some food or bus fares to the starting point of an autobahn or highway to lead you far and fast. Find a safe slow down corner of a road and thumb-a-lift

[@MAKROMS]

Thank you for all. I love your channel. All the best.

[@jcordero93]

Another idea to save some money is sleeping at the airport the day before your flight. Many airports have this special areas to rest where you can get a kind of pillow or something and you can charge your phone etc. for free or sometimes for a few dollars. I did that a couple of times to save one night of accommodation!!

[@mariia1034]

AirPorts are the most safest and nice places: sleep, eat, toilets, security and roof over the head + no homeless people as it’s far away from the city mostly and clean! ❤

[@abbieamavi]

This was so helpful!!!! Seriously thank you so much from a broke part time working college student!!!! :D

[@prasannaambi]

great tips,but some tips need concern about the country regulations. sometimes you can't work in a place for pocket money under tourist visa.

[@PsychoTraveller]

+Prasanna ambi Of course. I only recommend getting the appropriate visa of course :) A working holiday visa can be great and easy to get for lots of countries :)

[@mcornielle]

Prasanna ambi agree plus some of us have useless passports

[@chandanashilpa7832]

Dumpster Diving! Never thought about that! Thanks for the great video... :)

[@alessandrog2834]

May I suggest the ICOM card to those who love visiting museums. You pay for a year membership and visit many museums around the world for free.

[@kiranwingelaar7009]

good idea. Where do you get this card?

[@alessandrog2834]

I applied for it though the ICOM representative at my uni. I thick you can email them to check who is the representative in your country.

[@modi-oh1301]

but is airfares accommodated

[@alessandrog2834]

I am not sure what you mean.

[@modi-oh1301]

+Alexander Gauci like of the musuem is in europe, who pays for the flight ticket

[@NelaCadinanos]

Thanks for the tips! I'm from Spain and planning a gap year starting this September in ireland, where I would work for money and then be headed off to Australia!

[@fumakllc898]

@pshyco traveler if u use Qatar u get points everytime u travel and u can use them to pay for it ticket .

[@fumakllc898]

@PsychoTraveller

[@miguelangelgarcia2664]

Idk if u know that exists like a hitchhiking but by boat. I mean u can go to a harbor and ask boats owners where are they going. Some of them can put u up if you work while the cruise. Some people go from Spain to the Caribean