I work for 12 months and travel for 3 and have been doing that cycle for the past 4 years. Vision your job as your ticket to travel and make it the job's purpose and the reason you work there (if travel is the biggest goal in your life) and you won't even have to remind yourself to save. Put away a little with every pay check into a savings account so you're not tempted to touch it.
+Gustavo Rodriguez if you're into that sort of stuff, you could volunteer to teach English in developing countries, find places you don't need many qualifications for :)
Max Leverett My biggest tip would be to find an organized group trip! It's such a great way to meet new people because traveling in a group brings everyone together and you'll probably find lifelong friends on a trip like that (I have!) Also, hostels are great because you share a room with other people and they usually have common rooms where everyone can cook together and hang out. If you're traveling with people you get super close really quick :)
Temp Channel :) it's beautiful in there. I would like to go there. You can go as a volunteer to another country and work there for food and accommodation. How old are you?
This might be a hoax but apparently websites for flights and accomodation (specifically large companies selling packages), charge more if you have more cookies on your internet browser. They can tell when you revisit sites and change prices accordingly. So you must always clear your cookies in internet history
One great way to save money is to work in a national park. I worked in both Jasper N.P., Canada and Denali Park, Alaska. Pretty much anyone can get a job in a national park, you can save money, and meanwhile you're in an awesome place already and meeting people from around the world while you're working.
Gabriel Traveler What kind of national park jobs have you done? I have no previous experience of anything like that, but it sounds interesting! I live near Loch Lomond and the Trossachs national park, always there! Love it.
BeautyCreep That's the awesome thing is you don't need any previous experience for a lot of the jobs. In Denali Park, Alaska I was a housekeeper for 2 summers and worked in a restaurant another summer. In Jasper, Canada I was the gardener one time and then worked at the front desk 4 different seasons. If you wanted to be a park ranger or something that's a different story, you would need experience and a college degree. But for those types of jobs I worked, no experience required. You'd just need to find out what the different companies are in the park and figure out how to apply. In Denali I worked for ARA, in Jasper I worked for Mountain Park Lodges. Also, you can just go there and start asking around and probably find something. That's how I found the job in Jasper.
this really inspired me to travel the world. Im originally from the Netherlands, but grew up and lived in SE Asia for most of my life. This was an eye opener to me as to how amazing the world is and how hospitable people. It really chances you when you see happy people eventhough they just have the bare minimum. It really teaches me to value the little things in life and not be so materialistic. Right now im working in Dubai and aim to save up for 5 years so I can travel for a whole year!!
Good tips for travel. I got the travel bug a little over two years ago and I had to figure many of those tips out on my own. Both of you seem to have jobs that are in the tipping industry. Picking up an extra shift here and there at a low paying job will help a little, but having a job where you get tips is a massive help if you don't have a job that pays all that well. You can work at McDonalds for minimum wage and have an extremely hard time saving. Or, you can work as a server, bartender, or delivery driver and make minimum wage plus tips (depending on the laws of your state/country), which can almost double your income. I found it much easier to prioritize saving when I had the separate incomes. One is cash tips and the other is a paycheck. Either save the tips and use the paycheck for rent and food, or do the opposite. At least, that's what helped me save.
love it ! Another tip I recently received from another UA-cam is to try to spread out your assets/income by putting your money into two different bank account. For example, instead of your typical and local bank, go to another bank and put your money there so you won't be tempted to use that money.
My goal is to sail around the world. My parents did it together when they were younger and it's always been my life dream, hopefully I can do it one day :D x
My first goal is just to travel in the US and Canada. Ive only ever been to 2 states not counting my home state of Texas. So I wanna start with that. Get used to traveling alone first before I leave the country.
Raya, your friend is a riot :) Me being of the older generation and having watched FunforLouis and others including your vlogs, found your guide very simplistic whilst informative. Hopefully it will inspire others to achieve their travelling dreams :)
There is also traveling organizations that aim to help young travelers. One I have been looking into us EF College Break. The trips are pre-planned, they break down the price, AND the best part is each trip you meet a new group of amazing people. I'm hoping to travel soon!
I just subscribed to nadine yesterday because i was looking up travel videos and i was so excited to see 2 videos of you guys together in my subscriptionbox :)
Awesome, guys. I hate when people say "oh I wish I could afford that". It's all about saving & prioritizing. I have a "travel fund" jar & I try to cut out expenses that are unnecessary like Starbucks or that sweater that I don't need & things like that & every time I want to buy something & don't I put the money in the jar. And I put a chunk of any money I make in there as well. It all adds up:) A place at the top of my travel list is India!
great tips! I noticed that most travel don't even consider something like taking a cruise to travel. Although it may sound expensive, when you find the right offer is not at all, and you will visit so many places and see them in a whole new different way. Some people prefer to stay longer in places too, to get to know the culture and all, but for some of us who have less time to travel, finding a way to visit more places in less time sometimes is a good option :)
unfortunately Raya, as you may know since you were born in Bulgaria, minimum salary in Easter Europe is about 250 Euros....so no I cannot work put aside extra 300 euros just by working an extra shift unless I work 24/7
Great tips Raya and Nadine! I will say though, if you travel in a group and smartly book hotels you can save more money than staying in hostels. Most hostels charge per person, so if you are a group of 3 or 4, you can share a hotel room for less. Also, pick the right hotel and you can get free breakfast, take snacks (from the breakfast buffet) for lunch while you are out, and then you only pay for dinner someplace.
Absolutely loved this Reya!! Really love your positive energy and the inspiration in this vid. I recently quit the 9-5 and I've started to travel the world- bit by bit and vlog it all. I'm trying to save as I go too! Thanks for the advice! x
Newly subbed x I aim to be a vlogger on my gap year in a year and a half, you'll be part of my inspiration! Excited to see where else you venture to and maybe I'll meet you one day 😄
Last year I was kind of just like, "Hey mom, so.... I think I should go to VidCon" and I never thought she'd agree but I just kept casually bringing it up daily and she ended up being all for it. After having the time of my life, I started working at the end of the year and put aside $1000 of my earnings specifically for my flight to go this year. Florida is DEFINITELY on my list. A lot of internet friends from there, as well as Playlist and Disney WORLD!! Aiming for the next Playlist!!! ps: travel is hard for me because I HATE airplanes so much.
nicoleponesyou Disney World is overrated, coming from a Floridian; it is wonderful and all, but you have to go AS SOON as it opens to avoid super long lines and stuff. ALSO, you know, well... the people there too aren't exactly the kindest and the prices are ridiculous. But aside from that, you can enjoy yourself quite easily when it's early and you've got the park to yourself and like 500 other people at the most.
Yeah, I totally get that. I used to live close to Canada's Wonderland- going there was like a weekly activity for me. It's more about the experience to me- something I just wanna cross off my bucket list. :)
nicoleponesyou Just wait for my next video - Nadine and I had the most amazing weekend in Orlando without going to any theme parks! There's so much more to do that is often overlooked :) Also, I'm so proud of you for saving up and working for something you want, I hope to see you at VidCon!
I'd also like to add that the Florida mall is wonderful, and anybody looking to explore with a pennyboard, bike, skateboard, etc will have a wonderful time too (as long as you remember where you're coming from!).
I was literally thinking about this today! Wow thanks so much Amazing video really interesting and useful. Traveling has always been a big dream of mine and this really helped :) Will be bookmarking those articles and web pages ;) Cant wait till I'm old enough to be able to go off on my own (amazing video as always! Thanks Raya!)
I want to travel the world and visit different cultures, but since seeing your video about south Africa and the volunteering you can do with the animals.. That is what me and my husband want to do. One day.. We have 3 small children so some day. I would love to take them once they are teenagers.
With not bearing a powerful passport like the one of USA, the cost of visas takes up a lot of my budget(a visa to visit the UK cost 160$ which is a lot in Indian rupees) and the cheapest flights to many places from India are very expensive. I can only travel once a year because of this.
Devanshu Kedia ikr ppl on youtube always forget about the visa I have 2 passport : a « weak » one and « powerful » and i recently had to travel with the weak one and it is verrry different. I feel very privileged for my other passport
This video was so helpful thank you so much! I would love to go traveling and this makes that dream seem all the more possible so thank you!!! And I would LOVE to go to San Francisco :)
This video is so true! I have always wanted to go to Hawaii but I thought it was too expensive but I planned it all out and saved a lot and I'm going in May!! :D
This is super cool. I've been following you for a while now. (Btw, love your trips) and kinda Super jealous of your trips. And have never seen this until now. And have traveled quite a bit. But now I'm a big girl and working. And thought traveling was out of the question.. But I love how you broke it all down and made traveling make sense...! So I am gonna save up everything from this year and see where it gets me...! No more Starbucks! :)
I love this! I just watched some of your other videos - you're so adorable! I live in NYC too and make travel-related videos. I think we share a similar outlook on life :) We should collaborate!
Great TipS Raya, I am one of them who wants to travel but money is always big No and i spend more and more money on things that i doesn't even need. Thanks for being such a great inspiration
Nav Kaur Hopefully now when you're about to spend money on something you don't really need you can think of this video and start saving for that New York trip :) Good luck!
Really want to go to South America and Central America at the moment!!! But currently looking at Poland because it will be much cheaper as I live in the UK. Need to get saving.....
Affordability is not n issue. Only great company?? I still want to look back at my Cuti-Cuti Malaysia travel which i did with my collegemates. I never got bored looking back at them. Searching that type of travel partners.
Hey Raya, can you please make the same kind of video about people who are from countries with low currency like i am from india and planning a trip abroad and saving for it is gonna take a lifetime. I am a big fan of yours. i love your videos and simplicity in your personality. Thanks :)
prachi suryavanshi that is a great question, I am a Sri Lankan citizen and I plan on making a video about how to get visas and traveling with a low rank passport as you know Sri Lanka is ranked 88th which is pretty low but I'm a budget Traveler my self.
And if all the hostels are booked in NYC, you can sleep in the woods in Central Park like an outdoorsman friend of mine did for 3days!! Which was friggin awesome!! He even used a little cammo tent. Nobody caught him.
RayaWasHere Yeah. Stay at the hostel by booking early. He did it as a dare/bucket list thing. He kept his airline suitcase tags to show he wasn't homeless just in case. But it turned out to be safe because of the large amount of cop patrols there since 9-11. The only problem was fending off a family of raccoons. Ny raccoons are tough.
This is actually such a great video because when I say I want to travel everyone around me always undermines the idea, and sometimes I even catch myself doing that, so this video really makes me feel like I am capable of doing this and following my dreams one day. I was just wondering tho, when saving up money for your trips, do you work from home and then go out and travel or are you just always on the go? because if you are how do you work part-time jobs in different places around the world? Thanks so much for the awesome video xx
RayaWasHere Stories and the people you know always are the treasures of every adventure! I just uploaded one vid and is in spanish but I think you like the images :)
haha this is where the country comes into play....i live in Panama centrala merica and our salaries are somwehrer between 500-900 a month.......so..still possible to save money but...not 300hahahaha...cuz its expensive to live here but salaries are shit
uber doesn't overcharge? I've never used them but I know so many people who have a driver that seems to purposely make "wrong turns" so they can charge more.
RayaWasHere Hey Nadine I want to visit and stay for a while at some of the major US cities. I checked AirBNB and the prices for rent alone are just atrociously high (2000 a month) Any advice?
I live in Singapore and the first place I wanna go is NYC and yes, money is the problem. But with all that you've shared, I think I'm gonna make it work. Question, have you ever travelled by yourself to a foreign country and have troubles communicating due to language barrier? If so, how do you deal?
Fyqah Rosly I'm happy you're going for it, I'm hoping to make it to Singapore soon actually! :) With speaking English, Bulgarian and a bit of Spanish I've been able to get by for the most part everywhere I've gone. But when I do run into problems I usually try to gesture or even draw out what I'm trying to say. There's also tons of apps that can help translate - hope that helps!
I would love to meet you then! There's tons of food from all cultures here and you wouldn't want to miss trying any of that. And thank you for the response!
LOVE THIS !!! ❤ Let's all make travel happen!!! Thanks for having me Raya xx
Hey Nadine You guys are the cutest! I hope our wanderlusting selves cross paths one day!
You're cuteee girl :D
I work for 12 months and travel for 3 and have been doing that cycle for the past 4 years. Vision your job as your ticket to travel and make it the job's purpose and the reason you work there (if travel is the biggest goal in your life) and you won't even have to remind yourself to save. Put away a little with every pay check into a savings account so you're not tempted to touch it.
Good idea, I am currently wanting to work with autistic kids, which is my passion so if figure
+Gustavo Rodriguez if you're into that sort of stuff, you could volunteer to teach English in developing countries, find places you don't need many qualifications for :)
+alice sarah that's a good point, I found ways to have low skilled jobs, and travel cheaply or for free if I'm willing to give up some comforts.
+Tipsylou what an awesome idea! Thanks for sharing. I seriously got inspired lol time to save now!!! :D
Do you have any tips for finding Travel Buddies? I would love to travel, but my friends are the least adventerous people in the world...
Max Leverett My biggest tip would be to find an organized group trip! It's such a great way to meet new people because traveling in a group brings everyone together and you'll probably find lifelong friends on a trip like that (I have!) Also, hostels are great because you share a room with other people and they usually have common rooms where everyone can cook together and hang out. If you're traveling with people you get super close really quick :)
RayaWasHere Thanks :)
+Temp Channel :) same. Where do you live?
Amsterdam, the Netherlands :)
Temp Channel :) it's beautiful in there. I would like to go there. You can go as a volunteer to another country and work there for food and accommodation. How old are you?
This might be a hoax but apparently websites for flights and accomodation (specifically large companies selling packages), charge more if you have more cookies on your internet browser. They can tell when you revisit sites and change prices accordingly. So you must always clear your cookies in internet history
Dan Hannah I heard this too actually, so I always clear mine just in case!
Dan Hannah Whoa, that's a new one. Good to know!
RayaWasHere using your browser in incognito mode also works!
+Dan Hannah best way is too use an incognito tab! because they can detect your visits on their websites.
Old comment but maybe someone will read this,it's true.Prices can go up.Use incognito mode.
One great way to save money is to work in a national park. I worked in both Jasper N.P., Canada and Denali Park, Alaska. Pretty much anyone can get a job in a national park, you can save money, and meanwhile you're in an awesome place already and meeting people from around the world while you're working.
Gabriel Traveler What kind of national park jobs have you done? I have no previous experience of anything like that, but it sounds interesting! I live near Loch Lomond and the Trossachs national park, always there! Love it.
BeautyCreep That's the awesome thing is you don't need any previous experience for a lot of the jobs. In Denali Park, Alaska I was a housekeeper for 2 summers and worked in a restaurant another summer. In Jasper, Canada I was the gardener one time and then worked at the front desk 4 different seasons. If you wanted to be a park ranger or something that's a different story, you would need experience and a college degree. But for those types of jobs I worked, no experience required. You'd just need to find out what the different companies are in the park and figure out how to apply. In Denali I worked for ARA, in Jasper I worked for Mountain Park Lodges. Also, you can just go there and start asking around and probably find something. That's how I found the job in Jasper.
Awesome! :) thanks!
this really inspired me to travel the world. Im originally from the Netherlands, but grew up and lived in SE Asia for most of my life. This was an eye opener to me as to how amazing the world is and how hospitable people. It really chances you when you see happy people eventhough they just have the bare minimum. It really teaches me to value the little things in life and not be so materialistic. Right now im working in Dubai and aim to save up for 5 years so I can travel for a whole year!!
Good tips for travel. I got the travel bug a little over two years ago and I had to figure many of those tips out on my own. Both of you seem to have jobs that are in the tipping industry. Picking up an extra shift here and there at a low paying job will help a little, but having a job where you get tips is a massive help if you don't have a job that pays all that well. You can work at McDonalds for minimum wage and have an extremely hard time saving. Or, you can work as a server, bartender, or delivery driver and make minimum wage plus tips (depending on the laws of your state/country), which can almost double your income. I found it much easier to prioritize saving when I had the separate incomes. One is cash tips and the other is a paycheck. Either save the tips and use the paycheck for rent and food, or do the opposite. At least, that's what helped me save.
love it ! Another tip I recently received from another UA-cam is to try to spread out your assets/income by putting your money into two different bank account. For example, instead of your typical and local bank, go to another bank and put your money there so you won't be tempted to use that money.
My goal is to sail around the world. My parents did it together when they were younger and it's always been my life dream, hopefully I can do it one day :D x
Elsa Swetenham have you done it yet
Can i tag along? It seems noble to me to roam the great sea, i love nature.
As always, looking stunning Raya
My first goal is just to travel in the US and Canada. Ive only ever been to 2 states not counting my home state of Texas. So I wanna start with that. Get used to traveling alone first before I leave the country.
Raya you are life goals.
Raya, your friend is a riot :) Me being of the older generation and having watched FunforLouis and others including your vlogs, found your guide very simplistic whilst informative. Hopefully it will inspire others to achieve their travelling dreams :)
Two of the most gorgeous travel vloggers on youtube! Amazing!
"I make it a goal and I make it a possibility" :)
I just watched this! can't believe I missed it! Now I already get some idea on how to start my traveling journey! Thanks so much Raya!
There is also traveling organizations that aim to help young travelers. One I have been looking into us EF College Break. The trips are pre-planned, they break down the price, AND the best part is each trip you meet a new group of amazing people. I'm hoping to travel soon!
So helpful. I am ITCHING to go to Germany and Prague next summer
I just subscribed to nadine yesterday because i was looking up travel videos and i was so excited to see 2 videos of you guys together in my subscriptionbox :)
Great travel tips Raya & Nadine.
Awesome, guys. I hate when people say "oh I wish I could afford that". It's all about saving & prioritizing.
I have a "travel fund" jar & I try to cut out expenses that are unnecessary like Starbucks or that sweater that I don't need & things like that & every time I want to buy something & don't I put the money in the jar. And I put a chunk of any money I make in there as well. It all adds up:)
A place at the top of my travel list is India!
great & helpful tips! thank u for sharing this. travelling is something that i aspire the most
This is so amazing, can't believe I didn't watch this until now but it's inspired me for the new year. After uni, travel is top of my mind ;)
aw, two of my favourites together! i'll try to follow you guys' tips, soon i'll be travelling the world. xx
great tips! I noticed that most travel don't even consider something like taking a cruise to travel. Although it may sound expensive, when you find the right offer is not at all, and you will visit so many places and see them in a whole new different way. Some people prefer to stay longer in places too, to get to know the culture and all, but for some of us who have less time to travel, finding a way to visit more places in less time sometimes is a good option :)
You've inspired me & my friend to save up now to go travelling when we're a little older, thank you!
All the love x
unfortunately Raya, as you may know since you were born in Bulgaria, minimum salary in Easter Europe is about 250 Euros....so no I cannot work put aside extra 300 euros just by working an extra shift unless I work 24/7
Your videos are so inspiring! I admire you both.
Great tips Raya and Nadine! I will say though, if you travel in a group and smartly book hotels you can save more money than staying in hostels. Most hostels charge per person, so if you are a group of 3 or 4, you can share a hotel room for less. Also, pick the right hotel and you can get free breakfast, take snacks (from the breakfast buffet) for lunch while you are out, and then you only pay for dinner someplace.
Absolutely loved this Reya!! Really love your positive energy and the inspiration in this vid. I recently quit the 9-5 and I've started to travel the world- bit by bit and vlog it all. I'm trying to save as I go too! Thanks for the advice! x
Newly subbed x I aim to be a vlogger on my gap year in a year and a half, you'll be part of my inspiration! Excited to see where else you venture to and maybe I'll meet you one day 😄
Macchu Pichu is on the top of my bucketlist
This is exactly what I want to do with my life! I follow both of you and I'm inspired by both of you:)
This video was genius! I needed this so much!
good video Raya, helps a lot. Saving up now!!
raya! so happy to be watching this video again ^^ please make more travel tip videos, there's not enough around the internet xxx
IT IS POSSIBLE.
omg, thank you for posting this.. So eye-opening ! Set goals & make priorities!
Last year I was kind of just like, "Hey mom, so.... I think I should go to VidCon" and I never thought she'd agree but I just kept casually bringing it up daily and she ended up being all for it. After having the time of my life, I started working at the end of the year and put aside $1000 of my earnings specifically for my flight to go this year.
Florida is DEFINITELY on my list. A lot of internet friends from there, as well as Playlist and Disney WORLD!! Aiming for the next Playlist!!!
ps: travel is hard for me because I HATE airplanes so much.
nicoleponesyou Disney World is overrated, coming from a Floridian; it is wonderful and all, but you have to go AS SOON as it opens to avoid super long lines and stuff.
ALSO, you know, well... the people there too aren't exactly the kindest and the prices are ridiculous.
But aside from that, you can enjoy yourself quite easily when it's early and you've got the park to yourself and like 500 other people at the most.
Yeah, I totally get that. I used to live close to Canada's Wonderland- going there was like a weekly activity for me. It's more about the experience to me- something I just wanna cross off my bucket list. :)
nicoleponesyou Just wait for my next video - Nadine and I had the most amazing weekend in Orlando without going to any theme parks! There's so much more to do that is often overlooked :) Also, I'm so proud of you for saving up and working for something you want, I hope to see you at VidCon!
I'd also like to add that the Florida mall is wonderful, and anybody looking to explore with a pennyboard, bike, skateboard, etc will have a wonderful time too (as long as you remember where you're coming from!).
RayaWasHere I look forward to it! And I hope to see you too!!! :)
So exciting to see you two filming together! Greece is (hopefully!!) my next big trip =)
Erica Marie Heron Greece is exquisite, you can't go wrong. Enjoy...
I was literally thinking about this today! Wow thanks so much
Amazing video really interesting and useful. Traveling has always been a big dream of mine and this really helped :) Will be bookmarking those articles and web pages ;) Cant wait till I'm old enough to be able to go off on my own
(amazing video as always! Thanks Raya!)
***** So glad we could help! Good luck and have fun on your future travels :)
RayaWasHere Thank you so much :)
I want to travel the world and visit different cultures, but since seeing your video about south Africa and the volunteering you can do with the animals.. That is what me and my husband want to do. One day.. We have 3 small children so some day. I would love to take them once they are teenagers.
With not bearing a powerful passport like the one of USA, the cost of visas takes up a lot of my budget(a visa to visit the UK cost 160$ which is a lot in Indian rupees) and the cheapest flights to many places from India are very expensive. I can only travel once a year because of this.
Devanshu Kedia ikr ppl on youtube always forget about the visa
I have 2 passport : a « weak » one and « powerful » and i recently had to travel with the weak one and it is verrry different. I feel very privileged for my other passport
This video was so helpful thank you so much! I would love to go traveling and this makes that dream seem all the more possible so thank you!!! And I would LOVE to go to San Francisco :)
Ellie Carter I hope you get to go soon, but I promise if you keep working for it, you will make it to San Francisco for sure! Good luck :)
This video is so true! I have always wanted to go to Hawaii but I thought it was too expensive but I planned it all out and saved a lot and I'm going in May!! :D
Bhutan is my bucket list travel destination
Going to Thailand is a goal of mine :)
This is super cool. I've been following you for a while now. (Btw, love your trips) and kinda Super jealous of your trips. And have never seen this until now. And have traveled quite a bit. But now I'm a big girl and working. And thought traveling was out of the question.. But I love how you broke it all down and made traveling make sense...! So I am gonna save up everything from this year and see where it gets me...! No more Starbucks! :)
I love this! I just watched some of your other videos - you're so adorable! I live in NYC too and make travel-related videos. I think we share a similar outlook on life :) We should collaborate!
I really want to go to Prague for a little while - I was there for a few days on a roadtrip last summer and fell in love, but I'm only fifteen. :(
Awesome video! Keep up the fantastic work!
I'm from Florida and this video made me fangirl. I hope you guys had fun!
Haha I know I'm late
Thanks for this! It gives me hope.
I've always wanted to go to Australia!
I do watch your guys videos and other and thinking. OMG I WANT TO TRAVEL SO BADLY!
Great TipS Raya, I am one of them who wants to travel but money is always big No and i spend more and more money on things that i doesn't even need. Thanks for being such a great inspiration
Nav Kaur Hopefully now when you're about to spend money on something you don't really need you can think of this video and start saving for that New York trip :) Good luck!
Bali!
Thanks for the tips :)
HAHA YES two of my favorite travelers in one vid
Really want to go to South America and Central America at the moment!!! But currently looking at Poland because it will be much cheaper as I live in the UK. Need to get saving.....
Thanks for all the tips. I really want to travel but i dont have anyone to travel with.. How about some tips on travelling alone?
Thank you so much for these tips
really nice video, really motivates me to travel more :)
Want to went to New York !! :-)
There is hope :)
Great video ladies
I'd love to go to New Sealand ❤️
Affordability is not n issue. Only great company?? I still want to look back at my Cuti-Cuti Malaysia travel which i did with my collegemates. I never got bored looking back at them. Searching that type of travel partners.
Hey Raya, can you please make the same kind of video about people who are from countries with low currency like i am from india and planning a trip abroad and saving for it is gonna take a lifetime. I am a big fan of yours. i love your videos and simplicity in your personality.
Thanks :)
prachi suryavanshi that is a great question, I am a Sri Lankan citizen and I plan on making a video about how to get visas and traveling with a low rank passport as you know Sri Lanka is ranked 88th which is pretty low but I'm a budget Traveler my self.
Great video ladies!
good uplifting video
And if all the hostels are booked in NYC, you can sleep in the woods in Central Park like an outdoorsman friend of mine did for 3days!! Which was friggin awesome!! He even used a little cammo tent. Nobody caught him.
twelge15 I wouldn't recommend this.. I'm pretty sure you can get arrested if you get caught!
RayaWasHere Yeah. Stay at the hostel by booking early. He did it as a dare/bucket list thing. He kept his airline suitcase tags to show he wasn't homeless just in case. But it turned out to be safe because of the large amount of cop patrols there since 9-11. The only problem was fending off a family of raccoons. Ny raccoons are tough.
This is actually such a great video because when I say I want to travel everyone around me always undermines the idea, and sometimes I even catch myself doing that, so this video really makes me feel like I am capable of doing this and following my dreams one day.
I was just wondering tho, when saving up money for your trips, do you work from home and then go out and travel or are you just always on the go? because if you are how do you work part-time jobs in different places around the world?
Thanks so much for the awesome video
xx
I want to go to Thailand!!!
Great tips! I usually travel by hitchhiking and I go to warm places for sleep with the sleeping bag outdoors :P
***** Wow sounds like an incredible adventure, I'm sure you have some great stories to tell! :)
RayaWasHere Stories and the people you know always are the treasures of every adventure!
I just uploaded one vid and is in spanish but I think you like the images :)
haha this is where the country comes into play....i live in Panama centrala merica and our salaries are somwehrer between 500-900 a month.......so..still possible to save money but...not 300hahahaha...cuz its expensive to live here but salaries are shit
Love this!
Hola guys I am a fan of yours.love your vids
I don't think i will find another travel group like them again. The best only happens once in life. The rest are just near comparatively okay.
lovely. thanks
I want to go to Greece :D
Awesome video as always.. ^_^
THANK YOU!
great video ❤
uber doesn't overcharge? I've never used them but I know so many people who have a driver that seems to purposely make "wrong turns" so they can charge more.
Thank you for sharing. I was going to email you
RayaWasHere Hey Nadine I want to visit and stay for a while at some of the major US cities. I checked AirBNB and the prices for rent alone are just atrociously high (2000 a month) Any advice?
Awesome video, but what camera are you using? It has very good quality. Thanks
What if one was to travel to Mexico and go to Europe form there might be cheaper
great video, btw what lens did you use here? the picture is a bit distorted... but yeh great tips:D xx
As a Traveler, where do you guys live? Like do you have a home to go back to?
I live in Singapore and the first place I wanna go is NYC and yes, money is the problem. But with all that you've shared, I think I'm gonna make it work. Question, have you ever travelled by yourself to a foreign country and have troubles communicating due to language barrier? If so, how do you deal?
Fyqah Rosly I'm happy you're going for it, I'm hoping to make it to Singapore soon actually! :) With speaking English, Bulgarian and a bit of Spanish I've been able to get by for the most part everywhere I've gone. But when I do run into problems I usually try to gesture or even draw out what I'm trying to say. There's also tons of apps that can help translate - hope that helps!
I would love to meet you then! There's tons of food from all cultures here and you wouldn't want to miss trying any of that. And thank you for the response!
Great video :)
I so want to join you lot!
You re the best
Fun!
Couchsurfing
the music was too loud could hardly hear what you were saying
Can someone tell me how the uber works?
For me it's all about the time, I do t have time :.(
anyone know how Raya funds her travels?
I think she earns money from youtube
spain