By Alan & Pete
The podcast currently has 38 episodes available.
Is there a more polarising question?
Top Bunk or Bottom bunk?
And Why?!
In this episode we listen to fans of the podcast, Christian and Erin discuss why they are firm top bunkers and can't understand why anyone would want the bottom bunk. They bring up so brutally honest points to back up their argument.
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Gravesite tourists are a real thing. Sounds strange at first, but, visiting the graves of famous dead people is a very common thing to do as a traveler.
Have you ever been to or want to go to the pyramids of Egypt? Or the Taj Mahal in India or Westminster Abbey in London? Then you are a gravesite tourist. Many millions of people visit these famous sites each year and easily forget these are gravesites, tombs, or resting places for very famous people. Gravesite tourism comes in all shapes and sizes. There are religious pilgrimages to graves like the tomb of Jesus in Jeruselaham and Pope John Paul under Saint Peter basilica in the Vatican city. Then you got patriots and political figure tourists who visit leaders like JKF and George Washington in the U.S.A. Ho Chi Min in Vietnam, Mao Zedong in China, and our favorite; Kim Jong-il in North Korea. Not to forget everyone's favorite pop culture icons from music stars like Bon Scott, frontman of AC/DC to literature legends like Oscar Wild.
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As a tour guide who has worked on four different continents, Alan has seen a thing or two in his time. From Europe to Australia, Japan to Canada, tour guiding is never the same especially in all four corners of the globe. Alan sat down for an interview with Paula Sant'Anna, host of the "Surviving Tourism" podcast, and spilled the beans with some juicy stories about the differences between the customers, operators, cultures, and experiences on offer when leading groups in different parts of the world.
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Big Thanks To Paula and the Surviving Tourism Podcast which can be found here: Surviving Tourism
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Why don't we travel more and work less?
The more you work, the more you have to spend on travel BUT the more you work the less time to travel... a bit of a catch 22 isn't it!
What if there was a way to travel and get paid for it, problem solved!!!!
While the majority of us work all year to pay for an annual trip that is often led by a tour guide, these tour guides are getting paid to do and enjoy the exact same adventure. When your few weeks travel comes to an end, and you board your flight back to 11 months of 9 to 5, these lucky bastards are picking up a new group of thrill-seekers and are setting off to do it all again, all while getting bank notifications that their weekly wage has just been paid.
But How much work is really involved? What are the perks? Is it really just travel and parties? Do they sleep with all the guests? What are the downsides to such a job? How well do they get paid?
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What sport do you love above all others?
Now picture yourself, front row, at your favorite sport's biggest event. The Super Bowl. The World Cup. The Olympic gold medal race, or a tennis Grand Slam. Now imagine, you're being paid to be there!
The dream job right!
That dream is a reality if you're a sports journalist like Ben Rothenberg.
Ben travels all around the world following and covering professional tennis for the New York Times. Melbourne for the Aus Open. London for Wimbledon, Paris for the French grand slam, to name just a few. He gets great seats, chats with the big-name players, and squeezes in some independent travel between tournaments. "What a life!" you might, jealously, remark. At first glance, Ben has the dream job, but what is the reality of such a gig? What are the perks? How much genuine travel is Ben really getting in? What must he sacrifice for this lifestyle and how hard is he really working? Press play now and hear Ben dish the dirt on what it's really like in 'the dream job' as a sports journalist covering world tennis.
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Ben on Twitter: @BenRothenberg
Ben's work for the New York Times: www.nytimes.com/by/ben-rothenberg
Bens Podcast: nochallengesremaining.podbean.com
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Imagine your boss paying for your accommodation, picking up the tab for your food, sending you off to see the world, and paying you a wage to do it... welcome to life working on a cruise ship.
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Neils travel masters, travel agency: www.travelmasters.com.au
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Taking photos is one of the joys of traveling. We all love a good snap, capturing those moments that become cherished memories to look back on months or years down the line. But what if you could convert your photos into dollars in your bank account?
With the rise of the internet and social media, never before have so many people tried, calling themselves influences and digital nomads. But how much money are they really making? Are they making any at all? And if so, what does it take and how hard is it to make it as a travel photographer?
We sat down with award-winning photographer Peter Meyer to answer all these questions and get his perspective on how he does it as one of the few, genuine, professional travel photographers.
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Find Peter Meyer and show him some love!
website: petermeyerphotography.com
Instagram: @PETER_MEYER-PHOTOGRAPHY
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Watch Peter on Australia's Ocean Odyssey: A Journey Down The East Australian Current
and read in Australian Geographic Issue 164, September-October 2021
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The single most expensive part of international travel is often your airfare.
Instead of paying to board the plane, imagine getting paid to fly it!
Cue Captian Mike.
What is it really like to be a pilot? How much time do you really get to travel? What are the perks? What are the drawbacks? How does one become a pilot? And are all pilots members of the mile high club?
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Mark Twain, Bill Bryson, Paul Theroux
Ever thought you could try your hand at travel writing and get paid for it?
What a dream job that would be!!!
But how realistic is it?
Press play on our second episode in this ten-part series that dishes the dirt on what it is really like to have a dream job and get paid to travel.
Up for dissection, this week is travel writers and our guest Mr. Ben Groundwater.
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Have you ever dreamed of getting paid to travel?
How good would that be!
Do such jobs even exist?
Over the coming episodes, we shall explore this idea and get all the answers by talking to those who have the stereotypical 'dream jobs" and get paid to travel.
What is it really like? How much do they get paid? How hard is the job? What are the perks? What are the drawbacks? And how easy is it to land such a position? We answer these questions and many, many more.
First to be put under the microscope is Flight attendants and our guest "Kelly"
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The podcast currently has 38 episodes available.