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#040: Small Group Adventures with Girls’ Guide to the World
22 Aug 2024
00:22:15
In this episode of the Why We Travel podcast, Claus Lauter chats with Doni Belau about small group adventures for women.
Created my Doni Belau Girls’ Guide to the World offers unique, small group adventures that foster authentic connections between women and cultures.
Topics discussed in this episode:
• Why small group adventures offer a safe entry point for solo female travelers • How cultural immersion and personal growth are integrated into Girls Guide to the World tours • What makes a 6-10 person group size ideal for bonding and individual connections • Why having a private room is essential for women's group travel experiences • How Girls Guide to the World ensures trip participants are a good fit for group dynamics • Why flexibility and a positive attitude are crucial for enjoying travel experiences • What unique frameworks are used to create themed trips like art-focused tours in European cities • How meeting local women and supporting their initiatives adds depth to travel experiences • Why early booking is recommended for popular destinations like the Amalfi Coast and Paris • What role the Girls Guide Traveling Sisterhood Facebook group plays in empowering female travelers
Doni Belau is the founder of Girls' Guide to the World, a women-only tour company offering 60 tours across 40 countries. With over 15 years in the travel industry and having visited more than 80 countries, Doni crafts diverse, transformative journeys that blend cultural immersion, adventure, and personal growth. Her background in TV production and humanitarian work informs her approach to creating meaningful travel experiences for women of all ages.
In this episode of the Why We Travel podcast, Claus Lauter chats with A.B about mindful travel beyond mere exploration and why she promotes immersive exploration and support for local businesses.
Topics discussed in this episode:
How AB's grandmother inspired her passion for travel
How AB started her travel journey after finishing high school
What challenges AB faced as a digital nomad and small business owner
How the pandemic impacted AB's remote working lifestyle
Strategies AB used to settle in and get up and running in a new place
Why AB believes immersive travel is different from being a visitor
How AB integrates into local communities and support local businesses while traveling
What AB's perspective is on balancing luxury and budget travel experiences
Advice AB offers to those wanting to start a balanced travel lifestyle
About our guest: A.B. is a well-seasoned hospitality professional with 20+ years of luxury travel and hospitality experience. She has an extensive background in large-scale event production, strategic partnerships, the culinary arts, luxury travel clubs, and lifestyle social clubs. She has worked across the U.S. and Southeast Asia, building upon her knowledge of hospitality and culinary. She started traveling at age 7 and has been going ever since!
You can learn more about A.B. at https://www.balancedtravel.com/
In this episode, we talk with Justin Walter, a regular travel expert for KTLA, the #1 news program in Los Angeles, about a little paradise called Marquesas Islands.
On the Show Today You’ll Learn:
Where are Marquesas islands?
How to get there? What’s the local language?
How the South Pacific Islands are in reality?
Why should you stay at a local AirBnb over a hotel?
In this episode, we talk with Megan Gieske, a US American traveling writer, photographer, and content creator on a one-way ticket around the world, about Cape Town.
On the Show Today You’ll Learn:
First impression of Cape Town
An insight into the people and culture of Cape Town
Is crime really that high in Cape Town’s townships?
#021: Travel Photography - Technical Aspects, Choosing The Right Equipment, Learning To See Creatively, Finding Your Own Style.
05 Jan 2023
00:19:35
In this episode, we talk with Ella DeAmicis, aka Wanderstruck Ella, about how to explore our most creative side through the amazing world of travel photography.
On the Show Today You’ll Learn:
What would be a good start to think about being a travel photographer?
How do you unleash your creativity?
How difficult is it to get into the market of selling photographs?
#038: Live That Travel Dream While Working On Your Goals
09 Jul 2024
00:24:27
In this episode of the Why We Travel podcast, Claus Lauter chats with Kelsey Schaefer about the transformative power of travel and why it's more than just a break from routine—it's an investment in personal development.
Kelsey shares her experiences of traveling extensively, especially her eye-opening trip to Thailand.
Topics discussed in this episode:
Kelsey's Journey to Thailand
Teaching English Abroad
Culture Shock and Adaptation
Personal Development
Solo Female Travel
Embracing Challenges
About our guest: Kelsey Schaefer believes there is so much more to life than working in a cubicle and waiting until retirement to see the world. She feels that travel has taught her more about herself and the world than any degree or job ever could. Her goal is to help others step out of their 'stable' situations and take the leap to become the version of themselves they’ve always wanted to be. She truly believes that traveling helps achieve this transformation. Kelsey emphasizes that stepping out of our comfort zone is the key to becoming a better version of ourselves. It allows us to decide who we are when we're not surrounded by the things that typically define us.
In this episode, we talk with Julia Menez, a points strategy coach, speaker, and host of the Geobreeze Travel Podcast, about how to travel using points and miles.
On the Show Today You’ll Learn:
Travel hacking and using points for your advantage.
What it means to collect points?
How can you start collecting before you can start spending?
How can you boost your credit score?
What's a good strategy in regards where to spend your points.
What's the biggest mistake people doing with points?
Should you sign up for new credit cards every year?
Different ways to transfer the points over to somebody else
The perks you can have with points
How can you get a free honeymoon package through points?
#015: A Deep Insight Into A Canadian Province, Saskatchewan.
23 Nov 2022
00:13:35
In this episode, we talk with Ashlyn George, the award-winning content creator behind The Lost Girl's Guide to Finding the World, about a Canadian Province, Saskatchewan.
On the Show Today You’ll Learn:
A deep insight into Saskatchewan (Canadian province)
What sorts of activities can you have in Saskatchewan
How many sand dunes are there in Canada, and how much effort do you need to make to reach there?
How do you get around in the province? What is the best way to travel?
What kinds of travelers visit Saskatchewan?
Camping & Wildlife in Canada
How can people get in and out of Saskatchewan?
How much of a budget and time do you need to visit Saskatchewan?
What's the biggest mistake people make when traveling the region?
#011: How Is It Possible To Visit 20 European Countries In Six Months On Bicycles?
09 Nov 2022
00:21:08
In this episode, we talk with Ed Gillis, the husband and dad of a bike-happy family of four from the Yukon in northern Canada, about the extraordinary adventure of visiting 20 European countries in six months on bicycles.
On the Show Today You’ll Learn:
How is it possible to visit 20 European countries in six months on bicycles?
What sorts of preparations do you need to travel on bicycles?
How to manage luggage weight on bikes for such a long journey?
The challenges faced as a family in these 6 months of cycling across Europe
In this episode, we talk with Shafik Meghji, an award-winning travel writer, journalist, and author based in London, about Bolivia, a fascinating country in South America.
On the Show Today You’ll Learn:
First impression of Bolivia
Places you must visit in Bolivia
How much time do you need at least to visit Bolivia
In this episode, we talk with Cristina about how moving abroad opened her eyes and made her value her hometown and country more.
We talk about:
Why did moving to the UK make Cristina appreciate Malaga and Spain more?
How did joining language exchanges help Cristina in the UK?
What did Cristina miss about home, like the sunny weather and meeting friends easily?
How did living abroad inspire Cristina to explore more of Spain?
What misconceptions did British people have about Spanish culture?
How can travelers get an authentic experience in popular Spanish spots like Costa del Sol?
Why do Spaniards move abroad to improve their English and job prospects?
What are some must-see attractions and foods in Malaga?
Why does Cristina recommend visiting Malaga in October?
Where can people find more travel tips about Malaga on Cristina’s blog?
About our guest: Cristina is a travel writer and content creator from Southern Spain. She is also the founder of My Little World of Travelling, a blog that helps travellers discover Malaga, her hometown, and Southern Spain like a local by providing insider tips and advice.
The podcast dedicated to those who want to explore the world on their terms.
Each week, you'll hear from amazing travelers and expats sharing their best travel stories from around the world. Listen to their unique travel experiences and get real insider tips about their favorite destinations.
Whether you're an experienced world nomad or just getting started, this podcast will inspire you, improve your travel skills, change the way you travel, and motivate you to get out and see the world.
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#005: Traveling Europe For The Perfect Dessert Recipe
06 Oct 2022
00:16:15
This episode features a conversation with Sophia Bentaher about taking a culinary tour of Europe in search of the perfect dessert recipe.
Sophia is a French Moroccan American gal living in LA and working as a poet manager. In 2017, she ditched a 9-5 to go hitchhike across Europe and learn how to bake traditional desserts in each country. Kind of Eat Pray Love meets Anthony Bourdain. Crossed 20 countries and gathered over 23 local recipes, from kolaches to crostatas 🎂
On the Show Today You’ll Learn:
Her motivation for learning traditional desserts from each country
What exploration and movement mean to her
What it's like to hitchhike to 18 countries in one trip
#004: Trekking to Mount Everest's Base Camp, Nepal 🇳🇵
28 Sep 2022
00:15:37
This episode features a conversation with Gisselle Vallejos about her trek to Mount Everest's Base Camp.
Gisselle is a solo woman traveler and budget backpacker. She loves slow travel and immersing herself in the local culture of the places she visits. Gisselle is from Minnesota in the USA and started traveling internationally at the age of 27. She has been to 6 out of the 7 continents, traveled to 22 countries, and has spent time living in Australia, and Vietnam, and is now currently living in Cairo, Egypt.
On the Show Today You’ll Learn:
What you need to know before trekking to Everest Base Camp
Challenges involved in high-altitude trekking
How to plan your trek
Interaction with other travelers and the atmosphere along the trail
How much money you will need for your trek to Base Camp
This episode features a conversation with Alexander La Cerna Barreto about Lima, Peru.
On the Show Today You’ll Learn:
Reasons to visit Lima
Things to do in Lima
Neighborhoods you should explore
What ceviche and pisco are
What your schedule should look like
And more
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Welcome to the first episode of the Why We Travel Podcast. Discover what this podcast is about and why you should subscribe. Also, learn about our online community for travelers and what benefits you will have as a free member.
Welcome to this episode of the Why We Travel Podcast. In this episode, we talk with Faustina about travel and working remotely.
We talk about:
- Why Faustina did decide to become a digital nomad after college - How YouTubers Damon and Jo did inspire Faustina's passion for travel - The realities of digital nomad life, including the good, the bad, and the ugly - How studying abroad in Spain did influence Faustina's decision to pursue remote work - What factors Faustina considers when choosing which countries to visit - How Faustina does set up her day-to-day life, including accommodation and work schedule, in new locations - Strategies Faustina uses to connect with other digital nomads and locals - Faustina's travel hacks for finding affordable flights and accommodations - How Faustina handles challenges like illness and unexpected events while traveling - Advice for aspiring digital nomads and remote workers
1) PODCAST & COMMUNITY: The WHY WE TRAVEL podcast & community are dedicated to those who want to explore the world on their terms. Whether you're an experienced world nomad or just getting started, this podcast will inspire you, improve your travel skills, change the way you travel, and motivate you to get out and see the world. Join us at https://whywetravel.net/
Each week, you’ll hear from amazing travelers and expats sharing their best travel stories from around the world. Listen to their unique travel experiences and get real insider tips about their favorite destinations.
Welcome to this episode of the Why We Travel Podcast. In this episode, we talk with Stephanie Antin. She shares her experience in attending a language school, a very under utilized method and affordable way to travel.
1) PODCAST & COMMUNITY: The WHY WE TRAVEL podcast & community are dedicated to those who want to explore the world on their terms. Whether you're an experienced world nomad or just getting started, this podcast will inspire you, improve your travel skills, change the way you travel, and motivate you to get out and see the world. Join us at https://whywetravel.net/
Each week, you’ll hear from amazing travelers and expats sharing their best travel stories from around the world. Listen to their unique travel experiences and get real insider tips about their favorite destinations.
If you liked this episode, let us know by hitting the like button 👍 and share with your friends and family. Please also remember to subscribe to our channel and switch on the notifications to never miss an episode!
1) PODCAST & COMMUNITY: The WHY WE TRAVEL podcast & community are dedicated to those who want to explore the world on their terms. Whether you're an experienced world nomad or just getting started, this podcast will inspire you, improve your travel skills, change the way you travel, and motivate you to get out and see the world. Join us at https://whywetravel.net/
Each week, you’ll hear from amazing travelers and expats sharing their best travel stories from around the world. Listen to their unique travel experiences and get real insider tips about their favorite destinations.
If you liked this episode, let us know by hitting the like button 👍 and share with your friends and family. Please also remember to subscribe to our channel and switch on the notifications to never miss an episode!
Welcome to this episode of the Why We Travel Podcast. In this episode, we talk with Wes Cunningham, a location independent entrepreneur, about his experience in Guadalajara, Mexico.
We touch on his 4 day trip traveling through Michoacan (Patzcuaro, Janitzio, Uruapan, Zamora) for Day of the Dead celebrations.
#032: A Family's Journey Around the Globe while Working Remotely
10 Jun 2023
00:14:24
In this episode, we talk Chantal Patton, a location independent entrepreneur, who has traveled to over 118 countries together with her husband and 3 daughters
On the Show Today You’ll Learn:
How did Chantal and her family start their traveling adventures
The impact of travel on personal values, perspectives, and priorities
Insights into raising globally aware and adaptable children
Reflecting on the biggest challenges encountered during their journey
Practical advice for individuals or families interested in starting a similar lifestyle