I Don't Know How She Does It

Have you ever dreamt of traveling the world, staying in fancy hotels, but paying hardly anything? Of course you have. 

Lisa Perkovic is a travel writer - she’s spent the past eight years traveling the world and working and she currently edits Expedia’s blog.

A few years ago, Lisa set off on a holiday to Europe and managed to travel around on nothing but points she had earnt.

And she joins Holly now to tell us how we can all do it…

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Have you ever thought about quitting your job and buying a one-way ticket overseas?
That's exactly what Monique Wise did and she's been travelling solo around the world ever since.

Monique spends a lot of time by herself in foreign countries and has a lot of advice about how to nail travelling the world without a companion.

Like how to find places that are off the tourist track but where you also feel safe. Or how to take the best photos when you're by yourself.
If you've ever thought you might want to travel on your own this is an episode not to miss...

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You know those people who get paid to travel the world and take incredible photos in incredible locations? On this week's episode of I Don't Know How She Does It Travel, Holly meets one of them. And yes, she's got a lot of questions.

Annie Nguyen is employed to promote holiday destinations and hotels by taking incredible pictures on her Instagram and writing about them on her website. She's a travel influencer, and she's got a lot of tips to share.

So how do you get a job like this? What are her favourite travel destinations? And how do you take the perfect travel pic? And who takes the pictures?

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Where do you start when you're planning a holiday that needs to be accessible for a wheelchair? What questions do you need to ask hotels? And how do you make sure you’ll be able to do all the activities you want to?

For the past 22 years, Julie Jones and her family have been asking these questions.

Julie's son Braeden was diagnosed with Cerebral Palsy which means he's non-verbal and uses a wheelchair. But that hasn’t stopped them travelling the world. From seeing glaciers in New Zealand to hiking Kakadu and cruising the South Pacific, they’ve seen a lot.

Julie Jones is trying to change the way we think about accessible travel and she's sharing her story with Holly...

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If you are always testing the luggage weight limit at the airport, you need to meet Lexi Connors.
She is all about minimalist travel, and is trying to reduce her travel footprint by taking as little with her as she can. Later this year, she's heading off around the world for a whole year with only one, small, carry-on bag.

So why did she want to become a minimalist traveller? And how do you even begin to cut down your items to just a backpack?

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