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THE HIDDEN SECRET IN THE TRAVEL INDUSTRY

 turn your passion for travel into a source of income. .

Do you love travelling? Have you ever dreamed of both earning and saving on your own travel?  We will share how easy it is to do this by travelling smarter!

Did you know that commission is built into every travel booking you make whether that is a direct booking or via an online portal? When you become a home based agent you get to earn that commission yourself!

Whether you book travel once a year or once a day, being an agent pays for itself. You can use the money you earn to supplement your income or to go on more holidays. Our agents earn on their own terms and report only to themselves.

The business host company is well established with over 30 years in the travel industry with both ABTA & ATOL protection. There are no targets, no quotas to meet, no minimum requirements to join. 

If you have friends who could benefit from this business the marketing part of the business will reward you for the introduction.

Please click on the button below and we can answer any question you have.

Earn commission on all bookings giving you financial freedom

Work as much or as little as you want. Make it your side hustle or main hustle - it works for all  options giving you time freedom

Work from your phone or laptop anywhere you like giving you location freedom

WHAT THIS BUSINESS OFFERS

• Why did you become a travel agent? I used to book direct with hotels or on online search engines all the time, not knowing that commission was built into every holiday I booked! Now I book those same holidays but I get to keep that commission I used to give to holiday companies. This has enabled me to go on more holidays.
• Do you need experience? No. We have extensive free training with all our suppliers as well as constant in house company training. The training is all online, it’s accessible 24 hours a day, 7 days a week and done on your terms around your current work & family commitments. It’s completely flexible.
• I have a full time job, will this work for me? Yes. We have no targets or quotas so you can absolutely do this around a full time job. We have lawyers, doctors, retail owners all working this business around their current jobs.
• Do I need a big social media following to to successful? Absolutely not. Word of mouth is the best way to grow your business. As soon as you start booking for a friends, family or colleagues, you will get new and repeat business.
• Are you restricted to the holidays you can book? No. You can use all of our host agency preferred partners to make bookings or contact hotels directly worldwide. We are partnered with the best tourism companies in the world.
• What if I join and change my mind? That's fine - you can cancel anytime, there's no minimum term or contract!
• Sounds like it is too good to be true? Honestly this was my exact thought before I signed up. I don’t know of any other opportunity that allows me to have my own travel business for an investment of just £156 and a monthly fee of £46 (travel agent only £142 investment and £32 a month). After looking at lots of other travel companies I found lots of other companies ask for thousands of pounds to start a new travel business, the IATA number alone is expensive. Our host agency has been well established in the USA for the past 30 years, and has been in the UK market for the past 5 years. The company want travel to be accessible for everybody, not just people who can afford it. This business was built with the pledge to allow normal people to live extraordinary lives.
• How do I start? Contact us below and we will get you started straight away. Once you have signed up, there is mandatory training requirements which will take 2-3 hours.

Dedication. Expertise. Passion.

Hi I'm Rubi and welcome to the Wanderlust Travel Club.

For the last 20 years I have worked in media and last year, I decided to follow my passion and start a business in travel.

I initially joined the business to save on my own travel (I have saved over £20k) and now I help others do the same.

 I work from anywhere in the world, choosing when I want to work around my family & earn income from doing something I love.

If you are wondering if you should join, I can tell you this was the best decision I made!

Hi I'm Nabeela.

I joined the travel business in Nov 2023. What I love about the business is the fact that I have access to over 90 amazing suppliers and I am able to earn an extra income flexibly around my busy lifestyle. Whether you want to save on your own travel, earn additional income streams or share this fantastic opportunity with others, then get in touch...

Hi I’m Alina

I joined the business as I love to travel and didn’t realise it was possible to make money from my hobby! 

From joining the business I have saved thousands of pounds on my own travel and have helped others to do the same. 

The business allows you to work flexibly and from anywhere in the world. It’s a great opportunity and I would encourage anyone who loves travelling to join and make money from doing what you love!

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Wandervous is a private travel community for those that seek more. Our distinguished members plan creative and culturally immersive trips around the world and invite other select members to join.

Who is Wandervous for?

We are not for average people. We look for the highest caliber individuals who excel across multiple areas. Our members are in the top 1% of two to three categories putting them in the top .001% of society.  

What to expect

Members get proposed trip itineraries emailed to them as soon as they are available. They can choose to pass or be connected to the organizers if they are interested.

Where do we travel?

Our tastes are as diverse as our destinations. We wander to tropical beaches and bustling cities alike. We never do the “tourist-y” thing.

How many people?

We like to travel with smaller tight knit groups. We find that groups of 4-8 are ideal.

How do I apply?

We encourage you to apply at the link below. If selected to move forward we will schedule a video call or in person meeting. The whole process takes about one week.

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We expect our members to act with the highest level of respect and dignity towards other members. We have a zero tolerance policy for breaking the code.

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1. A trip organizer plans a trip with details like where & when, how many people, the cost & who’s expected to pay, and the vibe. 2. The trip details are shared with our members where they can express interest or pass on the trip. Members who express interest are shared with the trip organizer and they are invited to connect. 3. It’s free to join and we don’t take a cut of anything. We help make your trip great by recommending accommodations and experiences.

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At this time there is no membership cost. Members who go on trips may be responsible for travel and accommodations depending on the trip type.

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23 of the best travel podcasts to listen to now.

Bringing you entertainment, humour and a wealth of knowledge for your next journey, take a listen to these inspirational travel audio chats from the world's top podcast presenters...

1. Wanderlust: Off the Page

Wanderlust 's very own podcast is now on its second series!

Each episode takes a deeper dive into the pages of Wanderlust magazine, featuring chats with  Wanderlust editors and award-winning writers, and interviews conducted by Aaron Millar.

Destinations highlighted include Easter Island, Mississippi, Northern France, Switzerland and New South Wales.

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2. The Travel Diaries

Presenter Holly Rubenstein describes The Travel Diaries as the travel version of Desert Island Discs , where celebrity guests reveal the travel experiences that shaped them rather than songs.

It’s the UK’s number one travel podcast and has featured guests such as Dev Patel, Sir Ranulph Fiennes, Tony Wheeler, Simon Reeve, Michael Palin, and  Wanderlust' s very own Lyn Hughes.

3. Not Lost

When both his popular culture podcast and long-term relationship come to an end, journalist Brendan finds he has the time — and freedom — to pursue his dream: a travel podcast where he goes places, and learns about them, by getting invited to a stranger’s house for dinner.

A friend joins him at each destination and they drink, dance, and eat their way from Montréal to Mexico City, often learning as much about themselves as the place they’re visiting. Not Lost is both a delightful travel escape and an insightful look at people — locals and visitors alike — trying to make sense of a constantly changing world. 

4. Armchair Explorer

Each episode of the Armchair Explorer podcast sees one of the world's great adventurers or travellers tell their best story from the road.

Hosted by award-winning travel writer Aaron Millar,  every tale is inspiring,  action-packed and thrilling. Aaron has a magical way of drawing the best out of his guests. 

5. No Shitting In The Toilet

Get ahead of the curve and enjoy this podcast from Peter Moore, best-selling travel author and former  Wanderlust  Associate Web Editor. 

Expect irreverent humour and gritty tales of the highs and lows of independent travel, from Peter himself and a range of expert guests.

The first episode took its theme from the title, but don't worry, they're not all about toilets...

Listen here  

6. Zero To Travel

With over 15 years experience travelling the world, Jason Moore shares his passion for all things travel in his weekly hour-long podcasts.

Take a listen as he interviews fellow explorers on their epic journeys, from walking across America to visually impaired cyclists embarking on a 16,000-mile journey from Argentina to Alaska.

Other weekly posts include tips on how to budget, travel safety tips, as well as how to find work while on the road.

Read next:  The best travel books of 2022 (so far)

7.  you should have been there .

Enjoy travellers tales, relaxed banter and opinion from Simon Calder, one of the most respected voices in travel, and author/former BBC producer Mick Webb.

It's essentially the equivalent of sitting in a bar with a couple of fun and slightly geeky travel chums. Perhaps the best-named travel podcast in the history of travel podcasts, too.

8. JUMP With Traveling Jackie

Formerly known as The Budget-Minded Traveler, Jackie has revamped her podcast to JUMP with Traveling Jackie – partly inspired by photos of her leaping mid-air at some of the world's most iconic landmarks.

Jackie's podcast has a distinct focus on off-the-beaten track travel and highlights insider tips, as well as hidden gems of travel across several continents.

Those with travel-related questions also have an opportunity to engage, as her regular 'ask Jackie' sessions aim to give in-depth answers to her online community.

9. Beach Too Sandy, Water Too Wet

If you loved Wanderlust’s article on the 20 most astonishing holiday complaints , you’ll love the Beach Too Sandy podcast.

Presenters Alex and Christine Schiefer scour the Internet for one-star reviews for travel related services and read them out in dramatic voices.

10. A Girls Guide to Travelling Alone

Gemma Thompson's podcast features a different perspective each episode, whether the mental health benefits of travel or travelling with kids.

Gemma's a likeable host, and the result is an enjoyable mix of travel inspiration whether you are a solo traveller or not. 

11. Wander Woman

In her award-winning podcast, travel writer, author, photographer and former Wanderlust editor Phoebe Smith offers a behind the scenes journey to a different destination which features interviews with locals, audio clips and vivid descriptions to make the listener feel like they are there too.

Each episode also includes a Travel Hack of the Month, a Wander Woman of the month, and various tips and tricks.  

12. Travel Goals

British travel writer Pip Jones hosts a lively and informative podcast which covers a wide range of travel topics from breaking into travel writing and connecting with nature to whether you should quit your job to travel.

Expect interesting experts, advice and lots of actionable tips. 

13. Alice in Wanderland

Scottish adventurer Alice Morrison lives in a village in Morocco's Atlas Mountains and her fortnightly podcast gives an insight into daily life there when she's at home. However, older episodes cover her Sahara expedition, when she trekked 2,000kms with camels, while more recent ones cover her Atlas Expedition when she took camels 1,400kms across the Atlas Mountains.

Producer Vic interviews her and teases great tales out of her. Highly enjoyable. 

14. The First Mile

We've seen plenty of travel podcasts launch and then peter out but here is one launched in 2020 that we think will last the course.

A two-hander from adventurers Ash Bhardwaj and Pip Stewart, Season 1 featured the likes of Levison Wood, Leon McCarron and  Rhiane Fatinikun, the founder of Black Girls Hike, interspersed with dispatches from Ash's travels, and a look at how to make travel a lifestyle. The two are warm and intelligent hosts who you want spend time with. 

15. The Big Travel Podcast

The Big Travel Podcast features an eclectic mix of politicians, paralympians, philanthropists, famous faces from TV, radio, music, books, journalism, sports, stage and screen.

Hosted by Lisa  Francesca Nand, expect fascinating travel tales whatever the background or day job of the guest.

16. Travel With Rick Steves

Rick Steves is an American travel writer, guidebook author, television personality and podcast presenter.

While Rick's main podcast covers weekly one hour conversations with guest experts about culture, travel and people, his podcast collection extends to audio tours, European videos and live recordings from the travel classics.

17. Indie Travel Podcast

Whether you're looking for advice on the best things to do in New Zealand, the essentials to pack in your carry-on bag, or the cheapest way to get around on your next city break, tune in to Craig and Linda Martin who are the masterminds behind the Indie Travel Podcast .

Each 20 to 30 minute episode brings insightful and entertaining stories from backpackers, expats and digital nomads who share a passion for travel.

18. Amateur Traveler

Host Chris Christensen hones in on specific travel destinations and why they appeal to visitors.

Each 40 to 60 minute clip centres around a particular country or experience, such as a safari in Botswana, or travelling Hawaii's Big Island, and is joined in conversation by people who have lived in or are well-travelled in the topical destination.

19. We Travel There

Go beyond the basic tourist attractions and discover the best things to do, eat, drink and see from a local's perspective.

That's the aim of host Lee Huffman's audio series, which talks with locals from around the world to discover the hidden treasures of the cities they call home.

20. Travel Today with Peter Greenberg

Join one of America's most esteemed travel journalists, Peter Greenberg, as he airs his weekend podcast from different locations around the world.

Each episode reveals the fascinating history and scenery of the destination at hand, whether it's learning the Napoleanic past on the remote island of St Helena, or on board Canada's Rocky Mountaineer train from Banff to Vancouver.

21. Extra Pack Of Peanuts Travel Podcast

Hosts Travis and Heather Sherry aim to share their knowledge on everything for a life worth travelling more and spending less.

Listen in as they share insider travel tips on how to go the extra mile with frequent flyer deals to packing like a pro, alongside fellow iconic travel podcasters and bloggers who also feature in the interviews.

 22. Living Adventurously

Alastair Humphreys has himself inspired many people to live a more adventurous life, such as by taking microadventures. This particular podcast strand talks to ordinary people living extraordinary lives, whether that involves travel or not.

The second series features people with a purpose, and makes a thoughtful and inspiring listen.

23. Where to Go

Created to help people who have had their travel plans scuppered by COVID-19 and are unsure of where to go next, Where to Go launched in 2020 from the team behind the DK Eyewitness travel guides. As well as speaking candidly about the impacts the pandemic has had on destinations around the world, the hosts ensure each episode is a real celebration of the destinations covered and what makes them so special.

Destinations covered to date include the USA's national parks; Italy; Dublin; London and Paris. 

Listen here 

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Lights, Camera, Wanderlust: Movies that Inspire You for Travel

M ovies have the power to transport travelers to faraway places, fueling their curiosity and sparking a desire to travel. With captivating visuals and relatable stories, they ignite everyone’s longing for adventure. As people witness characters exploring exotic landscapes and immersing themselves in diverse cultures, they are inspired to embark on their own journeys. There are movies that can take travelers beyond their everyday lives, letting them experience the thrill of exploration and the beauty of different destinations.

Here are some movies that encourage people to travel and uncover new horizons. From classics, like “Eat Pray Love” (2010) and “The Secret Life of Walter Mitty” (2013) to hidden gems like “Buena Vista Social Club” (1999), these movies showcase travel’s transformative power. By immersing in these cinematic journeys, viewers satisfy their wanderlust. They also develop a deeper appreciation for the world’s wonders and the limitless opportunities outside our comfort zones.

Rio swiftly transports viewers on an animated escapade through the vibrant streets of Brazil. The striking animation and effervescent soundtrack artfully capture the very essence of the city’s cultural richness and natural splendor. Tracing Blu’s journey, the movie evokes the thrill of uncovering novel destinations and embracing the unknown.

Buena Vista Social Club (1999)

In this documentary, viewers are treated to a musical odyssey that guides them through the vibrant avenues of Havana, Cuba. Crafted by the adept hand of Wim Wenders, the film acquaints viewers with a gathering of virtuoso musicians rekindling the flames of traditional Cuban melodies. The infectious rhythms and heartfelt performances showcased in “Buena Vista Social Club” illuminate the unifying power of music and its role in preserving cultural heritage. It serves as a poignant reminder that even amidst adversity, the arts can dissolve barriers and unite individuals of varying backgrounds.

Eat Pray Love (2010)

Elizabeth Gilbert’s memoir chronicles a global pilgrimage of self-discovery. From Italy to India and Indonesia, the journey encompasses the pursuit of pleasure, devotion and equilibrium. The memoir, and its cinematic adaptation, impart invaluable lessons on self-care, inner tranquility and the pursuit of happiness. Eat Pray Love stands as an unwavering testament to the beauty of embracing novel experiences and ardently pursuing one’s passions.

Encanto (2021)

Encanto stands as another animated masterpiece that delves into themes of self-realization and personal maturation. Set against the backdrop of Colombia, the film follows the enchanting tale of Mirabel. The main character embarks on a fantastical expedition to unveil her family’s concealed powers. Encanto explores Colombia’s culture and landscapes in a visually stunning way. The animated movie showcases the vibrant colors and rich traditions of the country.

Black Panther (2018)

“Black Panther” defies conventional narratives while exalting African culture and identity. Within the fictitious realm of Wakanda, the film traces T’Challa’s ascent to kingship and guardianship. Along this path, T’Challa learns the weight of wielding power responsibly and advocating for justice. The film carries the capacity to ignite wanderlust in individuals, compelling them to journey to Africa and explore the richness of its diverse cultures.

The Hangover Part II (2011)

The sequel further kindles wanderlust as it ushers its characters into the lively streets of Bangkok, Thailand. Through its uproarious narrative, the movie offers glimpses of bustling markets and awe-inspiring temples. “The Hangover Part II” doesn’t solely evoke laughter, but also extends a visual invitation, beckoning viewers to explore the captivating allure and cultural gems of Thailand.

Hitch (2005)

This romantic comedy casts Will Smith as a professional “date doctor” navigating New York City’s vibrant dating scene. Endowed with witty dialogue and charismatic performances, the film encapsulates the pulsating energy and multifaceted dating culture of the city, all set against the backdrop of iconic locales, like Ellis Island.

Crazy Rich Asians (2018)

This film takes us into the world of opulence and glamour in Singapore. With its lavish settings and relatable characters, it provides a glimpse into the lives of the wealthy elite while also exploring themes of culture and identity.

7 Coffee Shops You Must Visit in Moscow!

Moscow has become famous for its extravagant cafes of ornate interiors and plush furniture where chic Muscovites come to socialise. Speciality coffee is new to the city but there are now a handful of places focusing on expertly crafted coffee. This list has them all covered, from the speciality coffee shops to the historic cafes…and everything in between! Here are the coffee shops you must visit in  Moscow .

Bosco Café

Located on Red Square, Bosco café is perfectly situated for a coffee pause after exploring the neighbouring sites of St Basil’s cathedral and Lenin’s tomb. This cafe is idyllic on a summer’s day with its sun-soaked terraced overflowing with beautiful hydrangeas.

Red Square, 3, ГУМ, Moscow, Russia, 109012

Cafe Pushkin

Named after the famous Russian poet Alexander Pushkin, this book-lined café has become somewhat of an institute in Moscow. Locals and tourists alike come here for the menu of traditional Russian dishes and elaborate desserts. If you kindly ask for a tour, one of the suited waiters will show you around and tell you all about the café’s history.

Tverskoy Blvd, 26А, Moscow, Russia, 125009

Coffee Mania

Coffeemania is recognized by Muscovites as the best coffee shop in Moscow selling stellar speciality coffee all over the city. The trained baristas have a handful of awards under their belts such as Gold, Silver and Bronze at the Russian Latte Art Championship.

Red Square, 3, 2 этаж, Moscow, Russia, 109012 & various other locations

Vogue Café

This is where all of the most fashionable Muscovites come for a coffee break in between shopping in the high-end shops in the surrounding area. The menu has everything from creamy cappuccinos to superior cocktails.

ul. Kuznetskiy Most, 7/9, Moscow, Russia

Bar BQ Café

Located in between Red Square and the entrance to the Kremlin is Bar BQ café, a popular spot to grab a caffeinated drink and a bite to eat in between sightseeing. The café is always buzzing with people who are enjoying the relaxed atmosphere and American-inspired menu.

Manege Sq, 1, стр. 2, Moscow, Russia, 109012

Once a Soviet-era dairy shop selling fresh milk to the locals, Café Milk has recently been transformed into a café serving excellent coffee. This chic café of black and white interiors and plush furniture has become a popular spot for those shopping in the area. They offer an extensive tea menu as well as a delightful breakfast menu.

ul. Bolshaya Dmitrovka, 7/5, стр. 5, Moscow, Russia

I love Cake  

If you’re a sweet tooth then you’ll be a big fan of this café specializing in all things sugary. Delights such as American pancakes and waffles are served all day long meaning you can stop in for something sweet any time of the day. Their cake menu is as extensive as the name implies so there is bound to be something which will take your fancy.

Bolshoy Patriarshiy per., 4, Moscow, Russia, 123001

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