Podcasts about girls love travel

The way we work is changing - workforces are going fully remote, offices are offering hybrid work, and people are working across borders now more than ever. How is this possible?! That's what Chelsea shares in today's episode: Remote Work 101! Prepare to hear about: How to get the right paperwork and visas to work overseas (some are easy breezy, some are... not) Extending your stay if you fall in love with a country (because you probably will) Where to stay when you're working remote and abroad (it's easier than you think) How to set up your remote lifestyle (and digital office) Getting scrappy and being flexible (aka resourceful AF) Essential tips (don't leave the house without these) Finding work abroad and online (your pass to travel and work anywhere) Building community and meeting people (the best part!) Be careful, after this episode, you may just book a one-way ticket and find yourself working remote on a beach in Thailand... Connect with Chelsea & SUBMIT A QUESTION OR LEAVE A VOICE MESSAGE FOR THE PODCAST (NEW)! www.chelseariffe.com @chelseariffe - Instagram 1:1 Podcast Coaching is OPEN! Apply right here. DISCOUNTS! FREE TRIALS! Try Open for 30 days FREE right here. Get $10 off your $50+ order of Curious Elixirs, booze-free cocktails, right here. Resources mentioned: Visas & permits: Schengen Area South Africa Government Australia Working Holiday Visa Portugal D7 Visa Portugal Digital Nomad town, Madeira Accommodation: Hostelworld Airbnb RemoteYear - companies who take care of everything for you Co-working spaces: Coworker app WeWork Meeting people: Meetup.com WorkAnywhere Bumble BFF FB Groups, like Girls Love Travel & Canggu Nomad Girls

Haley Woods, full-time nomad and founder of the 1.2 million-member Girls LOVE Travel Facebook community joins The Tourism Academy's Stephen Ekstrom for this episode of Business Class. How a simple goal to make new friends and travel with them opened new doors and spawned amazing, over-the-top travel experiences on all seven continents. RELATED: Improve Visitor Experiences with Tourism Ambassador Training RELATED: Promote Your Destination And Get More VisitorsBusiness Class is made possible by Group Travel Odyssey.Support the show (https://patreon.com/tourismbusinessclass)

Episode one of a highly requested Travel Series where I answer all things travel-related from the listeners. Each episode we will go over a handful of inquiries. For more travel content and to have your questions featured, send them to me on Instagram: @MamaNoley Show notes: GIRLS LOVE TRAVEL (womxn travel resource group on Facebook) The Celestine Prophecy (adventure novel that offers insights on following your intuition and experiencing serendipity) https://thekarmabumz.wordpress.com/ (the story of my first backpacking trip abroad)

Solo travel as a woman can be challenging and a little daunting, but today's guest is such a great example of how you can be brave and smart about it, and have wonderful adventures abroad. We host Nora Katterman, who has spent the last few years on the road, in South America, Europe, Southeast Asia, and most recently has been grounded in Australia during the pandemic. After some time traveling alone, she met her partner, and we get to hear her comparisons of these two styles of visiting new places. She also talks about her passion for slow travel, the experiences that left the biggest impact on her, and her newfound love of Australia! We talk about some great recommendations and tips from Nora, from budgeting strategies, helpful resources, and why smiling can be such a powerful means of communication! Nora open up about the times when she felt worried or self-doubting, and how support from her parents and meeting new and exciting people helped her to overcome the difficulties that inevitably arise on the road. For all this and more, be sure to listen in to hear all that our guest has to say!  Today on On Arrival: •    What it was like to volunteer at an animal rescue center in the Amazon. •    How Nora made the decision to venture out and start traveling alone. •    Some of the biggest lessons that traveling solo has taught Nora.•    The power of smiling in foreign cities!  •    Nora's process for deciding on where to go next and the things she considers before choosing.•    What its like to work in the Ecuadorian jungle! •    Advice from Nora about taking the leap for those considering solo travel in the future. •    Nora's top destination for solo female travelers.•    How meeting a partner has changed Nora's travel experiences. •    Nora's recommendations for an off-the-beaten-path trip to Borneo!•    Tips from Nora to make trips more affordable and manageable.Follow Nora Katterman on Instagram. Browse through the helpful resources to be found at Girls Love Travel, Workaway, and the Harvest Trail.If you enjoyed this episode, subscribe to the show wherever you listen to podcasts. If you know someone who you think would enjoy this episode, please share it with them!Follow @onarrivaltravel on Instagram, Facebook, & TwitterDo you have a burning travel question? Visit www.onarrival.com to submit your question for KT & Jordan to answer on the next show!

Hey hey! I am super excited to share this conversation I had with Haley Woods, founder of Girls LOVE Travel. GLT is a community (primarily on FB) of over 1 million travel loving women from all across the world. From my own experience through GLT- I have seen how powerful community can be when wanting to have new experiences and get out of our comfort zones. Throughout the episode we talk travel stories & tips for traveling- solo or not solo! Hit subscribe to follow along for more episodes!To connect w/ me on Instagram: @journeytolimitless_ You can find GLT on most social platforms. @girlslovetravel Search Girls LOVE Travel to join the community on Facebook. Website: https://www.girlslovetravel.net/home?k=2f6904ac  

In this episode, Xpat App Creator and Portugal Expat Shar Wynter share the idea of navigating travel through the Covid is a spiritual practice; why financial planning is the cornerstone towards a successful transition into expatriation; how a significant loss was the impetus of pursuing her freedom.Sharolyn is a social entrepreneur and growth strategist who promotes diversity & inclusion, personal development, and community empowerment.  She is the founder and CEO of Xpat, Inc., and creator of The Xpat App, which is noted as the first and only app for the Black expat community.  As a growth strategist, she leverages insights from her global experience to help companies and individuals elevate their band.  Her prior experience includes 10+ years at Deloitte Consulting and serving as the Director of Strategic Partnerships for Girls LOVE Travel, a community of 1.1 million female travelers.Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/shar.wynterInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/feetmeetsland/Xpat App: https://www.instagram.com/TheXpatApp/

Happy Thursday! This week I'm joined by Riley Tessier - a friend of mine who has an amazing perspective on travel and personal growth. She gives you tips on how to save for your next adventure (when it's safe of course) and how to keep your wandering soul fulfilled while staying home and properly physically distanced. She shares some beautiful messages about how travel connects us and allows us to learn more about ourselves along the way. Once you're done the episode, join the #generationnow community by following @generationnowpodcast on Instagram or @generationnowpodcast on Pinterest. Also, of course, follow Riley on Instagram @real.riley_. Questions, comments, concerns? Email generationnowpodcast@gmail.com.In this episode, Riley mentions the Facebook group Girls LOVE Travel, here's a link to check it out: https://bit.ly/3c8BhCE Oh yeah - I kinda did a vlog thing that you can find on YouTube (https://bit.ly/3dCgxEu). Intro music: Coffee by LiQWYD https://soundcloud.com/liqwyd; Creative Commons — Attribution 3.0 Unported — CC BY 3.0; Free Download / Stream: https://bit.ly/coffee-liqwyd; Music promoted by Audio Library https://youtu.be/y3ksZqtAfI0

Episode 23. Eileen talks about her recent endeavors and reflects on her solo birthday trip to Calgary, AB, Canada. Thank you to everyone who submitted questions about my travel adventure! Check out Girls Love Travel: https://girlslovetravel.org/ Check out Institute of Code: https://instagram.com/instituteofcode Send me your questions/topics/stories for the podcast: eileenthecurlyheadedcutie@gmail.com New episodes every other Sunday on SoundCloud, Spotify, Apple Podcasts, Google Play, and TuneIn Radio. See what Eileen’s up to when she’s not podcasting: Facebook: www.facebook.com/curlyheadedcutieeileen Instagram: www.instagram.com/curlyheadedcutieeileen Twitter: www.twitter.com/chceileen Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCckmv66lpJm902jajciDUHw

Recapping on my recent USA trip.I went to Boston, New Orleans and New York and if you want to hear how it went, hit play.I couchsurf'd when I was in Boston and I reccommend it to anyone wanting to get the real world experience from a place they visit, you can sign up here https://www.couchsurfing.com/Also if you're an easy-going respectful lady and want to connect with other likeminded women around the world, you can join the Girls Love Travel network here https://www.facebook.com/girlsLOVEtravel/If you could do ya girl a solid and leave 5 ***** review on any platform that you're using to listen to this, that would be FAB :)

Amiekay Richcrick quits her job as a TV news producer to make her dream of living abroad come true. She was terrified at first but she made it a point to find likeminded individuals through Facebook groups such as Girls Love Travel to gain the inspiration and courage to move to New Zealand. We get pretty deep here and Amiekay shares with us some of her struggles with living abroad and how she has been working to overcome it. She also wrote this fabulous blog post for us titled I (Sometimes) Miss My Job. In this episode, you’ll be inspired by the following: 1. Even if you’re scared to make the leap, make it anyway but be prepared. 2. Despite any struggles you face, it’s going to be rewarding, just hold on. 3. Travel will show you who you really are. Want to connect more with Amiekay? You can follow her on these following social media platforms: Skype: arichcrickSocial Media: Twitter: @amiekayr Instagram: @amiekaysadventure Facebook: @amiekaysadventure Follow Amiekay on her blog at Amiekay’s Adventure Click here to leave us a rating & a review on iTunes. Follow us on social media: | Instagram | Twitter | Join our Facebook Tribe The post Episode 12 | Amiekay Richcrick Life Lessons Learned While Living Abroad appeared first on Chronicles Abroad.

Hello everyone!   This post is long overdue!  This summer I went on a solo trip to learn to sail in the Greek Islands.  I had quite the adventure, and an interesting connection that was made during travel plans.  In short, captain of the boat I was going to sail with had an emergency, and had to leave.  This left me with no place to go 2 weeks before my trip!  I was still holding out hope in trying to sail, so I reached out to a group online Girls Love Travel, and simply posted this-   “Help! My Captain of the boat left, and I am now struggling to find a new boat to stay on.  Anyone know anyone in Greece with a boat? Thanks!”  A gal came forward in the comments section by the name of Jessie Stele.  Let’s go back even farther now…  *time warp* Marta On The Move grew up attending a very small school called Our Lady Of Fatima, a Catholic grade school that she attending for 8 years.  To give you an idea how small it was, there were 5 gals in our 8th grade graduating class.  Heading to public school the following year was quite a wake up call, anyways….  Jessie Stelewas one of 5 girls in my graduating class whom I have not seen, nor talked to in 25 years.  She just happened to be sailing with her fiancee in the Greek Islands.  Jessie saw my post, and commented “Hey Marta, It’s Jessie!  I am in the Greek Islands on a boat!  You are welcome to come stay with us anytime!”  The chances of this… I don’t even know what the odds are, but I imagine them to be pretty slim.  There are over 125K women in that group, and the fact that- A. She had wifi B. She had been online at all (remember she is on a boat) C. That she happened to see my post! They get pushed down very quickly. So I bet you are asking…. WELL WHAT HAPPENED?!  Well, I’ll tell you what happened is that my original captain found me an ex Navy Captain from Australia, Captain Chris, who was sailing near Samos, so I flew to meet him and we crewed his boat “The Skylark” together down the Grecian Islands.  It was one of the best times I have had in my life.  After I returned from my trip, Jessie came back to Pittsburgh, and we reconnected finally after 25 years.  I thought it was incredible how we found each other after all this time, and what better way to celebrate it, than having her on the show to give our thoughts on Greece, and why sailing is the only way to see this wonderful place. I always say that traveling let’s you connect with people all over the world of different cultures, and teaches you many things that stretch your mind.  In this case, it brought us around full circle to where it all began as kids.  I hope you enjoy our flashbacks to school, our stories of how we came to be, and our adventures in Greece!   As always,  “Keep it moving”  Be sure to stay after our conversation to hear some very windy conversation that I recorded when Captain Chris and I were on the open water sailing in Greece.  He will tell you how magical it is to be on a boat. Follow along on Marta’s adventures on Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter!  Stories of Croatia will be up soon, I promise. Marta On The Move is sponsored by Levity Pgh!  All Listeners get $5 off their floats with code “Marta” Hey! How do you like the new website layout?! I am always working on it, and would appreciate feedback! Cheers! Now to enjoy our 4th grade class photo.  Can you pick us out of this bunch of crazies?

Haley Woods from Girls Love Travel. Gotta love this girl.  Such an inspiration that I had to feature her on the show, she travels 100% for work and travel the world.  She also created the super supportive travel community for women to grow and support one another.  I stumbled upon this group, and now I am addicted, and I am not the only one! With over 12,000 followers in one month, Girls Love Travel has made record breaking numbers.   Haley Woods is the founder of the group, and she just happened to be in Pittsburgh for work.  We scheduled a GLTMeetup, and I had her over Chez Mazzoni for a recording about her origins, how GLT came to flourish, and where it is headed. So many amazing women from all over the world, proves that even if you are not with people in person, you can be connected to them around the world.  As a solo traveler, I have made the greatest friends and connections through this group, and will continue to do so.  Be sure to check them out, and enjoy Haley's awesome stories. I will be promoting certain ladies from the group when I can on my podcast, and I wanted to do that here with the extremely talented Chrystyna Marie.  I sent a post out on the group page looking for any talented musician that I can help push, and she wrote back instantly. I am now addicted to her song "Loaded Gun."  Check it out at the end of the episode, and check out her new album that drops Feb 29th!!!   If you want to be considered as a guest, promotion, or sponsor for the podcast, email me at martafoos@gmail.com                                                             Also thank you to the gals that submitted pictures! Here are some of the chosen ones for this episode, I will be featuring ladies traveling pics on all of my travel episodes! To be considered please email a picture, your location and your instagram handle to martafoos@gmail.com IG Name: travelpockets Location: Joshua Tree National Park, California