There is more to a travel job than blogging and booking trips (and being an influencer).
 
Have you ever felt like your travel experiences, skills, and expertise are really helpful to people and that you wish you could find a way to make a meaningful impact on the lives of others?

Then this article is for you.

As travelers, we all know something different.  We have different experiences, backgrounds, stories, interests, and abilities.  We are all experts of something, whether we know it or not.

As a traveler myself for many years, I would have people constantly reaching out to me asking me how I was able to travel so much, how I stayed safe as a female, and how I afforded it.  I would also get questions from people who I couldn’t relate to or answer.  For example I had moms asking me about traveling with children and black women asking me for travel tips and advice.  Other than what I could best relate to (budget, solo female travel, safety, certain...

Written by Leslie Campos

For many people, vacations are annual summer affairs carefully planned for when the kids are off school and work isn’t quite as hectic. For families with busy schedules and plenty of personal responsibilities, that’s a long time to wait. This is especially true if you run your own company.

Weekend getaways are a delightful breath of fresh air, but they can be tough to plan and may, considering airfare and accommodations, be prohibitively expensive. Fortunately, the advent of budget airlines and online tools like Airbnb.com and VRBO have altered the way many people think about travel. With a budget-conscious mindset and a little know-how and planning, The Travel Coach Network shares how you can make weekend trips a regular part of your yearly vacation agenda.

Leave work behind

No matter what you plan for your weekend, it won’t be enjoyable if you are stuck answering important phone calls about your business. As the boss of your company,...

When you hear the term “Travel Coach”, you may initially think it means a “Travel Agent”.  I can completely understand why. Travel coaching is a newer concept. When I started my wellness travel coaching business over 4 years ago, there was little to no one talking about it.  That doesn’t mean that no one was doing it though.  I have countless people throughout the years who have said that they have been a travel coach for years or that they were doing it but just didn’t know what it could be called.

Since travel coaching has grown tremendously in the past few years, especially after the pandemic has shined a bright light on the value that travel has on our personal and work life, I have come to learn that there are several definitions of what a travel coach is or does.

Some of the definitions that I have heard are people who coach travel agents or simply, someone who still just plans and books trips.

But that’s...