There is a myth that travel is unaffordable and unattainable.
I have lived and travelled around the world
and I spend less and less money making it happen.
You can do what I do. You can pay yourself to travel.
Simply put, Tara is unbelievable. I told her how my wife and I were trying to go to the Tokyo Olympics to support a childhood friend. On Google the flights cost $2,800 for both of us. After Tara helped, we found flights using our points for $300 CAD for the total price of our 2 flights!
Ben & Laura
For a week’s accommodations in a private apartment, plus the use of a vehicle, my only cost was $30 for the gas I used and walking a friendly furry buddy twice a day. Housesitting is officially one of my new favourite forms of accommodation!
FREE Accommodation + Car for a Week!
I wanted to revisit Korea but the cheapest return flight online was $1,378 CAD. After some sleuthing and using a few travel hacking tips, I secured return flights to Seoul AND even added another country to my trip with a day stopover in Tokyo…for only $283 CAD!
$1,095 in Flight Savings
I wanted to fly home to Canada from New Zealand, which is typically pretty expensive. Luckily, I knew how to find a discounted flight and I used points. In the end, I only paid $341 to fly from one end of the world to the other.
$600 in Flight Savings
It’s great having friends and family spread around the world, until wedding season arrives. In the past, it used to mean choosing between an expensive flight or missing a special event. However, I’ve learned a few tips and tricks! Friends of mine were getting married in Vancouver in August (peak season), when flights typically cost $800 or more from Toronto, Canada. I booked my tickets last minute in July…for only $156 return! There’s no more stress and I no longer have to choose between participating with friends and family or keeping my bank account alive.
$644 in Flight Savings
With a mix of goal-setting, habit-building, and financial savvy, you can pay yourself to travel. Through one-on-one sessions and custom planning, you will learn tips and tools to responsibly navigate credit, understand travel rewards programs, and master paying yourself back with each purchase you make.
Life is expensive enough.
House prices are skyrocketing, groceries are pricey, and running a vehicle isn’t cheap either.
Why not maximize on your daily expenses?
Why not pay yourself back?
What are you waiting for? The world is at your fingertips!
We travel for many reasons – for work, quality time with loved ones, spontaneity, unexpected emergencies, and for curiosity and exploration.
The best time to start learning how to pay yourself to travel is now. Remember the phrase, “save for a rainy day”? Like building your rainy day fund, paying yourself to travel takes time. The sooner you begin, the more flexibility and ease you will have booking your next trip!
