TRAVEL for FREE: How to score FREE Flights, Rental Cars & Accommodations, Dramatically reduce Airfares, Get paid to Travel & Start a Digital Nomad ... anywhere in the world! (Travel Smart Series) Paperback – April 20, 2017

I want to start by saying I read the title and thought that this was a joke. However, it seems like the author truly has hacked this lifestyle super well and did share personal insights and resources on essentially every page of this book. I’ve read other books before on this topic and gained very little from it due to already having acquired that knowledge over the years. I found at least 10 more useful travel hack resources I’m planning on looking up to use in my repertoire. I had heard of how to get super cheap cruises from someone in person, but never wrote down what it was called and this book had it! It also had that same concept written down for rental cars, which I’ve recently run into as being MORE expensive than my flights. Additionally, for a person with ADHD, I can’t read a book from front to back EVER in one sitting. This is the first one I’ve ever done that with and feel super accomplished. It has over 100 pages and there are some pictures of websites as examples as well as a good amount of space to catch your eye on what you are trying to find. My only criticism so far is I really don’t like one of the fonts she uses when trying to emphasize something because for some letters it is hard to read.I will update my review once I’ve actually looked into the resources I have bookmarked for myself to give a more useful review.

A lot of information in this book not just the same stuff you find everywhere. Does actually give you free options in addition to less than free ones. Something should be a fit for you. example: house sitting would be a better fit for me than babysitting, working on a ship, or volunteering on an organic farm. They cover flying, cars, ships, accommodations, and online tools. Don’t expect all of these to be free but some opportunities are and some are cheap in exchange for volunteering or card points. They did not have the same amount of information on the digital nomad part. I already knew what they had listed there so maybe I know more than average about that.

I find information on in this book very interesting to read. It is very clear and simple to understand. I recommend it for newbies.

Not worth the price. You can ind all that information online.Definitely not eco-friendly. The books uses a big font and waste paper.

The media could not be loaded. I love this book it was a super easy read. I felt very comfortable that I was in that sort of genre of traveling and wanting to make passive income as well yet see the world so it was like listening to another friend. It was really well done and so I keep it with me because it’s still true right now everything about it it’s great to be able to travel, and you can travel practically for free it takes a coach like her

Excellent and well organized text. I am discovering as I read similar books that it is to my benefit to be reminded over and over of travel strategies that are helpful. How to travel the world is like learning a new language, you must both study and practice a few minutes everyday. Learning to travel well I am convinced is the same if you expect to gain the same satisfaction from your experiences. This has advanced my learning curve, it is well worth the purchase price. I plan to re-read for my trip to Colombia next May.

Printing on pages is cockeyed so sections are missing at sides.

I have been reading all that I can on cheap travel and becoming a digital nomad. I have yet to find a book like this that provides so many practical tips and resources in a very simple and straightforward manner. So many books just offer ideas and examples, but this one is full of website resources, easy practical tips, and the authors opinions of what has worked for her and what may work best for you depending on your interests and plans. I am certain that I will be using this book frequently as I plan my journeys.