A recent TravelPulse article discussed The Travel Trends That Will Define 2024. Here’s how some of these trends fit into Travel Coaching.

Learning about and immersing into other cultures: Travelers have a natural curiosity for how other people around the world live. We saw this in our own TCN 2023 Study on the Deeper Reasons for Why People Travel where our second highest category was Learning About and Experiencing Other Cultures. When you step out of your comfort zone and dive into another culture that opens your eyes, mind, and heart to what else exists in this world, you undoubtably will have an experience that changes who you are. As a Travel Coach, suggest destinations that best suit the cultural experiences that your clients are looking for while explaining how those experiences can enhance their trip.

Making a positive impact: Travelers are becoming more mindful of the impact that they make on the Planet and local communities than ever before...

By: Gina Cambridge

"Travel far, travel wide, but leave behind a trace of love for every mile you journey."

- Gina Cambridge

Welcome, wanderlust souls, to a journey that transcends borders and embraces the ethos of
sustainable and conscious travel on a budget. As avid or budding explorers, we can understand
the transformative power of travel, but we also must recognize our responsibility towards the
planet and its communities.

In this blog post, we embark on a quest through four essential areas: #1-planning, #2-packing, #3 research, and #4-products, to help you enable planet and community friendly travel adventures.

So let's illuminate your path with some affordable ways to travel sustainably and conscientiously. Let's embrace this adventure together while leaving behind a trail of positive change.

Here are little ways we all can make an impact for change…..

1. Planning

a) Choose Eco-Friendly Accommodations: Seek accommodation that embody sustainable practices, such as energy...

The Travel Coach Network podcast is your weekly dose of travel coach info, inspo and news from around the globe. Tune in to each episode to hear inspiring stories of successful travel coaches who are building their lives and business around travel, all while exploring the world. You'll also learn all about travel coaching, setting intentions for your trip, adding meaning to travel, and how you can grow your own travel coaching business. Because remember, there is more to a travel career than just blogging and booking. Now join us as we reshape how and why people travel. 

Sahara Rose: Welcome back to the Travel Coach Network podcast. It is I, Sahara Rose De Vore, the founder of the Travel Coach Network and the creator and instructor of the Travel Coach Certification Program. Today I have a very lovely guest, I have Paige McClanahan. She is an American travel journalist based in the French Alps. Born and raised in Chapel Hill, North Carolina, Paige has lived in five countries...

The Travel Coach Network podcast is your weekly dose of travel coach info, inspo and news from around the globe. Tune in to each episode to hear inspiring stories of successful travel coaches who are building their lives and business around travel, all while exploring the world. You'll also learn all about travel coaching, setting intentions for your trip, adding meaning to travel, and how you can grow your own travel coaching business. Because remember, there is more to a travel career than just blogging and booking. Now join us as we reshape how and why people travel. 

Sahara Rose: Welcome to the Travel Coach Network podcast. It is I, Sahara Rose De Vore, the founder of the Travel Coach Network and the creator and instructor of the Travel Coach Certification Program. Today I am so excited to bring to you Barbara Booth and Cornelia Quinn. They are the co-founders of Go-Be sleeves and today, speaking on the podcast, it's going to be Barbara. Barbara Booth is a former NBC...

By: Erica Mallin

Italy may not be the first country that comes to mind when thinking about a sustainable travel destination. I know that when I first started thinking about a niche service in sustainable travel, I was looking at various Caribbean Islands. But it only took going back to Italy on a family trip for me to completely change my mind. The Italy I came to know is filled with all the elements that make for a remarkable sustainable trip.

Supporting the local economy is incredibly easy in Italy. Whether staying at a locally owned hotel or bed and breakfast, or at one of the fantastic agriturismi (family farmstays) throughout the country, you can be sure that your money is going directly into the hands of the people who live there. For me, the best-loved part of a trip to any of the twenty regions in Italy is the chance to have distinctly local experiences. A family favorite was taking a cooking class at a little bed and breakfast in the Western Alps that included a trip to the...