Podcast appearances and mentions of andy steves

Andy Steves joins us today from his cabin in Washington. Andy is the author of Europe: City Hopping on a Budget and the founder of Weekend Student Adventures. In this episode he talks about what student travel and study abroad will look like in a coronavirus world. What he learned from his father, travel guru Rick Steves. And his favorite places in Europe! https://andysteves.com/ IG: andystevestravel  

Historian Michael Wood discusses how Westerners might better understand China, the world's new superpower, by learning more about its monumental achievements over the past 4,000 years. We'll also get time-tested advice from author Ashley Steel for taking the kids to Europe. Plus, Rick's son, Andy Steves, shares his favorite phone apps and other tech tips for travel. For more information on Travel with Rick Steves - including episode descriptions, program archives and related details - visit www.ricksteves.com.

One of the big narratives of full-time family travel is that it provides so many positive experiences for children. However, it's hard to really get a grasp on the kind of effect that it has on children. So this week, we're excited to speak with Andy Steves, a travel professional, author, and entrepreneur who grew up traveling with his father, Rick Steves (who is well known as a travel guide creator, radio and TV host). Tune in to see how growing up while traveling the world shaped who Andy is today, and how travel continues to be an important part of his life! If you're interested in following along on Andy's adventures, make sure to check out his Instagram page (@andystevestravel). We'd also really appreciate it if you subscribed to the show so you don't miss an episode! If you're interested in some of our photography work, you can check out our Instagram page as well as our blog. As always, feel free to reach out with any questions and comments! You can contact us at hello@thejetsettingfamily.com. Brought to you by The Podglomerate network.  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Tune into this episode between travel entrepreneurs discussing how to find a market need, developing a product or service to answer those needs and how one can set about to tackle these big and important projects. Travel entrepreneur and social media influencer, Ryan Thorpe joins Andy Steves to share about he juggled getting a travel website off the ground and even monetizing it while simultaneously cramming for school exams to pass his university classes.References in the episode:The Student Nomad Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/thestudentnomad/The Student Nomad Insta: https://www.instagram.com/thestudentnomad/?hl=enRevolut Digital Banking: https://www.revolut.com/en-US/

  In this episode: The perfect place to travel for budget travelers and freelancers. Why Eastern Europe and Latin America is the best place to visit if you are a budget traveler. Why getting payed in pounds or dollars and live in pesos can be a smart way to live on a budget. Removing your preference and expectations when visiting a new place can help you adapt more easily to a new environment. Google maps, Yelp and Tripadvisor, Kayak, easyJet and XE.com can help you save money while you are traveling. How much should you save before traveling long term. Where to find local food that's affordable. How to connect with other travelers while you are abroad. ------- Hey Offbeat Family, I really your listening to this episode. I would love to hear more from you and what you think of the podcast. Contact me: hello@theoffbeatlife.com

Have you ever thought of building a business around travel? Andy Steves started his travel business in 2010, giving student tours to exchange students all around Europe. At first he was doing all the manual work himself (tours, guides, etc) but eventually learnt how to scale and grow his business. He currently lives in Medellin, Colombia. You'll love how inspiring his story is. We also chat about... Growing up with a travel lifestyle How he scaled his business His business and personal goals How do find off-the-beaten-path places as a tourist The emotional perspective of working and travelling. Enjoy this chat with Andy, and please subscribe to us in iTunes if you enjoyed it! Show notes and links from today's episode Rick Steve's Europe Instagram: Andy Steves Travels Website: Andy Steves Book: Andy Steves' Europe: City-Hopping on a Budget Key takeaways from our chat with Andy Steves 1 - Technology has changed the way we travel Andy has been working on his business for 8 years, and he's saying that in the past 2 or 3 years travel has evolved a lot. Now you can book a holiday from your phone, you can easily meet people online and Instagram influences the places we want to go. This is an interesting challenge for his business, that revolves around 3-4 day city trips for students in Europe. He tells us his goals are to turn his website in a type of marketplace, so he can easily adapt his city trips. 2 - Travelling is often cheaper than staying at home This has been repeated on other episodes - meaning that travelling really does not have to be expensive. Andy tells us how cheap it is for him to live in Medellin, Colombia, compared to Seattle. Rent, food and general cost of living is so much cheaper that Andy is not considering living in the US any time soon. He also mentions how important personal interactions are, and that talking to the locals and learning about their culture can go a very long way. 3 - Life is about the opportunities you choose It is true that it's a little strange seeing your friends and acquaintances achieve certain life milestones as you continue down your own path. Gwen explains how she wonders what her life would be like if she stayed in the military, J and her husband could have kept working for the Olympic Committee and gone to Rio, and Andy can see how everyone back home goes on with their own lives'. Although maybe a strange feeling, we all agree it's about the opportunity cost of every decision. At the end of the day it's best if you feel confident about the decisions you take, and accept that your life is about what you choose to do. Questions? Like or dislike? Leave us a comment! Want to support the podcast? Here are three things you can do. 1. Start tracking your net worth with Personal Capital using our link. It's free. 2. Subscribe to our YouTube Channel and get one extra LIVE episode from us per week. 3. Join our Facebook group and connect with other members of the FI community.

Today's episode is with Andy Steves.Andy has been traveling practically since birth. First it was touring Europe with his renowned father, Rick Steves, and now he currently splits his time between Prague, Medellín, and his home city of Seattle when he’s not traipsing about Europe and running his award-winning company, Weekend Student Adventures.Our conversation was wide ranging and we largely talked about the importance of diversity, identity, intelligent conversation, nuance and expanding one's mindset.Some more things we discuss are as follows:The cultural importance (and impact) of travelingThe difference between fear and safety when traveling and how the concern for safety has changed globally. Andy can speak to the myths vs. reality.What the best cities are for millennials right now.The factors to consider when deciding where to go and how to travel.How Europe specifically has changed and how that has affected travel, for better or for worse.Why he followed in his father’s footsteps, but then how he created his own path with WSA.Resources Mentioned In The EpisodeAndy Steves' website: http://andysteves.com/Weekend Student Adventures: http://www.wsaeurope.com/Andy Steves' Europe: City-Hopping on a Budget Book: https://www.amazon.com/Andy-Steves-Europe-City-Hopping-Budget-ebook/dp/B073P3YGG4/ref=sr_1_1SUBSCRIBE, REVIEW, AND RATE ON ITUNES,ACAST, AND ON STITCHER See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Have you ever wondered how real world experiences are crucial to success? This week I speak with Andy Steves who is the founder and "chief backpacker" of Weekend Student Adventures. Andy grew up traveling Europe with his family and tagging along with dad Rick Steves while he created content for his guide books, hosted his TV show and led tours. Andy didn't set out to become a travel entrepreneur but  he saw a need in the market while studying abroad in college. He realized that student's wanted to see the sites and have fun on the weekends in order to blow off steam after a long week of hard work. So, Andy created WSA after graduating from Notre Dame in 2010 and has since led countless of tours, written several books including his most recent "Andy Steves' Europe: City-Hopping on a Budget" and continues to travel the world as a nomadic entrepreneur. I am so excited to share  all of Andy's incredible knowledge in travel and how real world experiences are crucial to success. Listen on to find out all of Andy's tips and tricks! --- Hey Offbeat Family, I really your listening to this episode. I would love to hear more from you and what you think of the podcast. Contact me: hello@theoffbeatlife.com

Segment 1: Andy Steves is an entrepreneur, podcaster, and award-winning author. He is passionate about helping travelers bridge cultural gaps. By combining modern technology with the travel philosophies of his father, travel guru Rick Steves, Andy is becoming the new voice of the millennial traveler.Segment 2: Trevor Throness has consulted with hundreds of mid-market business leaders, helping them figure out their people issues. In his new book The Power of People Skills, Trevor teaches leaders how to solve chronic people problems...permanently.Segment 3: Dave Blanchard is the CEO of The Og Mandino Leadership Institute. Dave is the bestselling author of three books, including “Today I Begin a New Life—Intentional Creation”.Segment 4: Doug Fletcher currently splits his time between speaking/writing/coaching on the topic of business development in consulting and professional services and teaching at the Jake Jabs College of Business & Entrepreneurship at Montana State University. He is the co-author of “How Clients Buy: A Practical Guide to Business Development for Consulting and Professional Services”.Segment 5: Terry Beard is the author of the new book “Squelched: Succeeding in Business and Life by Finding Your Voice”. Terry grew Beard's Frame Shops from the single store company into a 37-location regional chain with hundreds of employees.Sponsored by Nextiva and Finagraph

Andy Steves grew up following his dad Rick Steves on his travel related work trips, spending two to four weeks a year in Europe while his dad updated guidebooks, created TV shows, and led tours. Initially pursuing a college degree in Industrial Design, Andy decided to shift his career focus towards travel based on his experiences during a trip he took to Europe after graduating high school, and realizing there was a niche for shorter term city tours for students studying abroad and on a budget. Since launching Weekend Student Adventures in 2010, Andy has expanded the company to fit a variety of travel styles and tour lengths, and ensures quality experiences by visiting the city first to build optimal itineraries, and only hiring local guides. After growing to offer tours in fifteen cities across Europe, Andy has also released a Europe guidebook and has recently launched the Andy Steves Travel Podcast. On this episode we talk to Andy about what it was like to grow up following his dad around the world and how he changed course to start his own travel career. We also chatted about how he launched Weekend Student Adventures, plans the tour itinerary in each city, and how he slows down occasionally to have a day for himself to keep from getting bored of similar sights while traveling. Andy also shares his experiences on what it takes to be a good guide, the changes he's seen with time in the way people travel, and some of his ongoing and upcoming projects. Enjoy! This episode of The World Wanderers is sponsored by AutoSlash. AutoSlash is the #1 site for getting a great deal on a car rental. They figure out the best coupons and discount codes to get you the lowest rate possible, and then track prices on your rental right until the day you pick up the car. If they find a lower rate, they email you so you can lock in the savings. It's like price protection on your rental. They can even track the price of rentals made on other websites. AutoSlash has saved customers millions of dollars on car rentals. It's completely free - give it a try on your next booking! You can also check out our travel community on Facebook where you can ask questions, get travel recommendations, and find community members in your area! If you would like to support the continued growth of the show and receive cool kickbacks like postcards from around the world and one on one calls with Ryan and Amanda, head on over to Patreon. Thank you so much for your continued support! Music Credits: www.bensound.com

Today, we talk to travel expert Andy Steves... he has travel tips for you; plus, your letters.

This Week in Travel - Travel News Podcast. Regular hosts Gary Arndt, Jen Leo and Chris Christensen are joined by this week's guest: Andy Steves, tour company operator and author of Andy Steves' Europe: City-Hopping on a Budget

Steffan speaks with Andy Steves, Rick’s son. An entrepreneur, podcaster, and award-winning author, Rick details his latest book about traveling across Europe on a budget.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Andy Steves is known as the travel guru for this generation. He is the founder of Weekend Student Adventure and has recently published Europe: City Hopping on a Budget. With Summer swiftly approaching, you won’t want to miss this exclusive travel advice and insight on his new book.   You can listen to his travel podcasts […] The post KCSU Interviews: Andy Steves appeared first on KCSU FM.

On this episode of the Rocky Mountain Review the news team started with an interview with author Andy Steves on his Europe: City Hopping on a Budget. Then they returned with local news and sports done by Gabe Peterson. The team went into national and global news after the break followed by the Rocky Mountain Music Segment by […] The post Rocky Mountain Review: April 24, 2018 appeared first on KCSU FM.

You may be familiar with Rick Steves, the travel guidebook writer, tour company operator and TV show host. Now his son Andy Steves is offering up his own brand of travel, with tips and tours for a new generation. In this episode of the Associated Press Travel weekly podcast “Get Outta Here,” host Beth Harpaz, the AP Travel editor, talks to Andy Steves about his guidebook, “Andy Steves’ Europe: City-Hopping on a Budget,” and his company, Weekend Student Adventures. Andy Steves also shares some of his strategies for travel and talks about what it was like growing up as Rick Steves’ son.

Historian Michael Wood discusses how Westerners might better understand China, the world's new superpower, by learning more about its monumental achievements over the past 4,000 years. We'll also get time-tested advice from author Ashley Steel for taking the kids to Europe. Plus, Rick's son Andy Steves shares his favorite phone apps and other tech tips for travel. For more information on Travel with Rick Steves - including episode descriptions, program archives and related details - visit www.ricksteves.com.

With an overload of information flooding our social media feeds, we return to an old standard—the guidebook—to see how it's faring in the 21st century. This week, we chatted (and argued a little) with Andy Steves, son of famed guidebook writer Rick Steves and a millennial travel guide writer in his own right; and contributor Mark Ellwood, who got his start writing a guidebook for New Jersey, Pennsylvania, and upstate New York. Now it's your turn to answer our question: do you even use a guidebook anymore?

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Get into the holiday spirit by hearing about Germany's many outdoor Christmas markets, then listen in as Rick's son Andy Steves describes what kind of low-cost weekend adventures young travelers are looking for in Europe. Plus, find out why Seoul's nightlife and pop culture are attracting a worldwide crowd to South Korea, and experience the "hard sell" at a street market in Cairo. For more information on Travel with Rick Steves - including episode descriptions, program archives and related details - visit www.ricksteves.com.

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In today's episode of the Zero To Travel Podcast, I speak with Andy Steves from Weekend Student Adventures Europe to find out how to travel Europe on a budget. Andy shares a ton of tips and advice on European travel, including how to plan the best itinerary for your trip, how to secure the cheapest flights, and which European cities shouldn't be missed. In this episode of the podcast, you will learn: The difference between traveling around Europe with your parents and on your own How to take a travel idea from an idea to a plan How Andy spotted the gap in the market for his business How to experience rather than just observe a new place What makes good tourism What tour guides and guide books lack (and how to get it) The biggest mistake people make when they travel to Europe How to find the cheapest flights in Europe How to decide which form(s) of transport to use when traveling around Europe Andy and Jason’s favorite train rides in Europe One way to get around visa requirements Andy’s top three off-the-beaten-track destinations in Europe Two of the more touristy European cities that are still worth visiting How to travel on a budget without sacrificing the experience Andy’s favorite travel books What Andy struggles to say "no" to when he’s traveling Resources Mentioned How To Quit Your Job and Travel The World! Location Indie The Paradise Pack Weekend Student Adventures Follow Weekend Student Adventures on Facebook | YouTube Airbnb Yelp Tripadvisor Rick Steve’s Europe Let’s Go Lonely Planet Skyscanner Cheapoair Kayak Eurail SBB.ch Shantaram For more travel podcast episodes, check out the Travel Podcasts Directory!

Travel expert Andy Steves teaches us how to travel abroad affordably while having an authentic experience. Andy grew up traveling to Europe with his father, the travel guru, Rick Steves.  He worked college summers as a tour guide for his dad’s company and saw a gap in the market while spending a semester studying abroad in Rome.  In 2010 Andy set up his own travel company, Weekend Student Adventures Europe to take study abroad students on affordable intra-Europe three day weekends. For a lot of students, their semester abroad is the first time they have had to budget their money.  Dealing with a new currency makes this even harder as does the “foreignness” of a new place.  Young people perhaps outside the US for the first time might be too timid to venture off the well trodden tourist path and end up spending more money for a less authentic experience. By doing some research, which is half the fun of a trip for some of us, you can avoid the tourist traps and really experience a new place.  When looking for a restaurant, don’t go to the place on the main strip with menus in every language.  Walk a few streets over and find the place the locals go.  The food will be better, cheaper, and the experience more memorable.  The same applies to bars and clubs.  Every city has an American ex-pat bar but why did you spend $1000 on airfare to spend the evening drinking with the same people you can drink with back home? We all have romantic dreams of Parisian cafes and Roman trattorias but we don’t all have the budget.  There are so many beautiful places in Central and Eastern Europe that are much more affordable.  You can have a three course dinner in Krakow for 5-6 Euros which is $8.  You can spend an afternoon in a thermal spa in Budapest for 4 900 forints which is about $22. As Andy’s dad taught me, “Travel is a force for peace.”  It makes you a better person and gives you  the ability to make the world a better place. Show Notes WSA Europe:  Andy’s site providing affordable weekend travel. Mint:   LMM’s favorite budgeting site. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In this edition of Radical Travel, Justin Jones takes on Study Abroad! You’ll learn how to study find the right program for you, as well as how to make the most of your time while you’re overseas. We talk with Andy Steves, son of legendary travel and guidebook writer, Rick Steves, about his company, Weekend Student Adventures, and we’ll learn … Read more about this episode...

The Amateur Traveler talks to Andy Steves about Rome, Italy. Andy talks about practical issues like how to get into and around Rome, how to connect to the Rome of the Roman Empire (the Coloseum, Forum and Circus Maximus, Basilica of Maxentius and Constantine, Pantheon). He also talks about a tour of the Sistine Chapel without all the crowds and not easy to do. Andy also gives us his favorite spots from Renaissance Rome like the Galleria Borghese and how to get under Saint Peter's to the excavation of older Saint Peter's. Follow Andy to places where you can meet modern Romans on your evening passeggiata to Campo di Fiori, Piazza Navona, Trevi Fountain and the Spanish Steps. And then meet one of his favorite Romans who runs a hang out for students near the Pantheon.Andy is the son of travel author and tour guide operator Rick Steves and is following in his father's footsteps running weekend tours for students studying in Europe.

The Amateur Traveler talks to Andy Steves about Rome, Italy. Andy talks about practical issues like how to get into and around Rome, how to connect to the Rome of the Roman Empire (the Coloseum, Forum and Circus Maximus, Basilica of Maxentius and Constantine, Pantheon). He also talks about a tour of the Sistine Chapel without all the crowds and not easy to do. Andy also gives us his favorite spots from Renaissance Rome like the Galleria Borghese and how to get under Saint Peter's to the excavation of older Saint Peter's. Follow Andy to places where you can meet modern Romans on your evening passeggiata to Campo di Fiori, Piazza Navona, Trevi Fountain and the Spanish Steps. And then meet one of his favorite Romans who runs a hang out for students near the Pantheon.Andy is the son of travel author and tour guide operator Rick Steves and is following in his father's footsteps running weekend tours for students studying in Europe.

The Amateur Traveler talks to Andy Steves about Rome, Italy. Andy talks about practical issues like how to get into and around Rome, how to connect to the Rome of the Roman Empire (the Coloseum, Forum and Circus Maximus, Basilica of Maxentius and Constantine, Pantheon). He also talks about a tour of the Sistine Chapel without all the crowds and not easy to do. Andy also gives us his favorite spots from Renaissance Rome like the Galleria Borghese and how to get under Saint Peter's to the excavation of older Saint Peter's. Follow Andy to places where you can meet modern Romans on your evening passeggiata to Campo di Fiori, Piazza Navona, Trevi Fountain and the Spanish Steps. And then meet one of his favorite Romans who runs a hang out for students near the Pantheon.Andy is the son of travel author and tour guide operator Rick Steves and is following in his father's footsteps running weekend tours for students studying in Europe.

The Amateur Traveler talks to Andy Steves about Rome, Italy. Andy talks about practical issues like how to get into and around Rome, how to connect to the Rome of the Roman Empire (the Coloseum, Forum and Circus Maximus, Basilica of Maxentius and Constantine, Pantheon). He also talks about a tour of the Sistine Chapel without all the crowds and not easy to do. Andy also gives us his favorite spots from Renaissance Rome like the Galleria Borghese and how to get under Saint Peter's to the excavation of older Saint Peter's. Follow Andy to places where you can meet modern Romans on your evening passeggiata to Campo di Fiori, Piazza Navona, Trevi Fountain and the Spanish Steps. And then meet one of his favorite Romans who runs a hang out for students near the Pantheon.Andy is the son of travel author and tour guide operator Rick Steves and is following in his father's footsteps running weekend tours for students studying in Europe.

Rick chats with his son, Andy Steves, a recent college grad who's learned a few tricks of his own for low-cost travel options in Europe. We'll also check in with the owners of dorm-style lodgings in Northern Ireland and the Swiss Alps, to get a glimpse inside the world of hostelling. For more information on Travel with Rick Steves - including episode descriptions, program archives and related details - visit www.ricksteves.com.