| You can travel the world for free by becoming an | | | | forward the message. Let all of the friends you |
| "Outside Agent" or "Group Travel Organizer" for | | | | have in social sites like know about the trip. You |
| travel agencies. | | | | may even consider placing small classified ads in |
| Travel agencies usually have a wide range of | | | | newspapers for more leads. Write an article about |
| domestic and international tour packages available. | | | | the tour's destination and offer it for free to |
| These tours typically last from ten to fourteen | | | | newspapers, magazines, blogs and websites as |
| days, with groups of about ten to thirty people | | | | long as they include your contact information. |
| for each tour. Travel agencies constantly need | | | | Giving travel presentations is another great way |
| people to sign up for their tours and most heartily | | | | to get people to sign up for the tour. Your |
| welcome any help they can get in recruiting new | | | | church, retirement organizations, Veterans groups, |
| tourists for their services. When you put a travel | | | | Kiwis, American Legion and Rotary Club are all |
| group together for the agency you can receive a | | | | good places to give your presentation. Provide |
| free (all expenses paid!) vacation. | | | | refreshments and have plenty of flyers on hand. |
| You can visit travel agencies directly, or locate | | | | Your home is another place where you could hold |
| them through internet searches. Contract with | | | | presentations. Invite family and friends, and ask |
| them for a free trip in exchange for you securing | | | | them to invite their family and friends. You can |
| a group of people to sign up for a tour with the | | | | speak about the tour, show a video, or have a |
| agency. For example, for a cruise, you'll need | | | | travel agent that represents the agency give the |
| maybe 9 to 15 people to sign up with the agency | | | | presentation. |
| for you to travel for free. Make sure you find out | | | | Once your group is organized collect deposits |
| exactly how many people you need to sign up | | | | from each member as required from the agency. |
| for the tour so you can travel for free. Also ask | | | | This ensures that the people are serious about |
| if the tour will cover your airfare or not, and get | | | | going. Most deposits are refundable up to a certain |
| all details related to the tour. Dates, times, | | | | date as prescribed by the agency, so little or no |
| schedules, costs, food, accommodations, | | | | risk is involved for your group in paying deposits. |
| transportation, sight-seeing, etc. Ask the travel | | | | Then make sure that each group member gets |
| agent if he or she can supply you with brochures | | | | their travel vouchers and know the departure |
| or flyers, with your name, phone number and | | | | date, time and location. |
| email address, to hand out to potential sign-ups. | | | | You go with the tour group for free, and when |
| When putting a group together talk to friends, | | | | you get back home you can do this all over again |
| relatives and co-workers. Visit churches and | | | | to have another all expenses paid vacation. Do |
| organizations with your travel proposal. Post and | | | | this as often as you like to go anywhere in the |
| handout your flyers to everyone you can. Send | | | | world for free. |
| emails to everyone you know, and ask them to | | | | |