Verb
- To be on a journey, often for pleasure or business and with luggage; to go from one place to another.
- : I like to travel.
- To pass from here to there; to move or transmit; to go from one place to another.
- : Soundwaves can travel through water.
- To move illegally by walking or running without dribbling the ball.
- To travel throughout (a place).
Noun
- The act of travel(l)ing
- : space travel
- : travel to Spain
- (plural) a series of journeys
- (plural) an account of one's travels
- : I?m off on my travels around France again.
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- Tourism—travel for recreation. This may apply to the travel itself or the travel may just be the necessary investment to arrive at a desired location.
- Visiting friends and family
- Trade
- Commuting
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travel????
i want to travel somewhere
with my mom sometime soon.
where should we go? i have no
clue where to start. we need
some place thats not going to
cost alot, but is alot of fun!
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Find the nearest train station that's interstate. Start looking around on the internet for interesting places to see, or stop at. Trains are a hell of a lot cheaper than driving a car, what with gas a parking... If you want to do international, to EF, www.goaheadtours.com. They have the best trips, and the best prices hands down. I've traveled with them, and am in the future. |
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I can travel standby anywhere I do know someone who has the
same ability who travels back
and forth to Japan to teach
English. I also have thought
of import/export, though I
don't know much about it.
Being an antiques scout/buyer
was suggested to me. I doubt I
could compete in the
photoessay/travel writer
category. Do you have any
ideas? Thanks.
No, I'm not an airline
employee, and no, I'm not
suggesting trying to transfer
my pass. Please read my
description before replying.
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You can't. There was a time when a very minute number of passengers could standby--as a pre-approved courier--on a few select and rare international flights for very low prices, but since 9-11, those days are gone.... Baggage allowances are so low, and excess baggage fees so high, that couriering your own goods seems like a difficult way to make some cash--unless you're importing something like rare feathers, for example. Keep in mind that if your travel is for work, and you actually perform work in another country, you might well be liable for tax on income earned there--further complicating the idea. Have you considered going with older people who might need some assistance while travelling? Just an idea. |
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How do you get work at Travel I want to work for travel
channel, it must be my job to
travel the world. Im studying
film directing and taking
photography courses. How and
where do you think i should
get a job that will allow me
to travel?
Thanks a mil...
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Photographers for National Geographic are at the top of their field. Don't expect to get an offer right out of photography school. Look for a job that pays the rent first. Having discouraged you, let me say that there is hope. I attended one of their seminars, which was an excellent orientation to the field. Here is the link to the schedule: http://ngtravelerseminars.com/ . In the one I attended, there was a section for pitching ideas. If they heard something that sounded interesting then they pursued it. They seek the kind of imagery that tells a story. It's not the stuff you can buy in a postcard store. So travel and bring your camera. Look for the unique, rare, or surprising and which conveys an emotion or evokes one in the viewer. Build up your experience. Hone your skills. Be self-critical. A good photographer can get a winning shot with a 3 megapixel camera, while a hack will still get junk from an $8,000 DSLR. |
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