Travel For Free - Is It Really An Easy Possibility ?

Adventure Experience For Free

Blow budgettravel what about Free Travel for say a European adventure on the internet? Have you seen it, well I want to tell you its worth looking at more closely. We all love to travel right? Then if we can just figure out a way to see places, for free, then we can really have a great time on little money. Possibly less than we'd spend in the States or Australia or other western countries.

Probably there's more listings now, but a short while ago Google had 2,200,000 entries. If you check all-the Web, you find 3,990,000 entries or more.

Other search engine offer similar results. Obviously these are highly competitive search terms and pay per click advertisers are in there having a feeding frenzy trying to score the browsers who may or may not buy their products, once they've clicked.

After researching and the inevitable eye,neck, head and shoulder strains, I have got results! They're for you to enjoy and I am certain you will benefit from these little tit-bits of know how.

It isn't quite what I expected, but will give you an idea about what is really out there for you, under the term 'free travel'.

Many entries returned are certainly bound to be advertisements and must be ignored or deleted. In fact many e-books have been written to "inform" the buyer on how to travel for free. Whether these produce good results is not so obvious without ordering a copy. So I don't know about the ebooks.

On close inspection some offers are dependent upon booking a hotel or property - actually or putting money down on a cruise. Such as these:

"Free Airfare". It describes that due to booking volumes and the magnificent buying power of a major travel consolidator in the US and Canada ... You get the idea?

To continue they inform us that it is now possible for a limited time to receive Free Roundtrip Airfare for 2 valued at up to $1600.00 from this source. Visit http://www.free-airfare.info for more information.

In this instance, the free airticket is valid up to within the next five years. This offer is dependent upon booking a hotel with a specific licensed travel agency, however, if you are planning a trip to nearly any international airport destination and are going to be staying in a hotel, of any type, you only pay for your hotel room.

The reservation package must be purchased up front to qualify. If this is of interest, then purchase your reservation package at this website address: http://www.free-airfare.info

You fill in the reservation forms; provide your desired budget/destination then send it on to the travel agent. The agent books it for you and posts you an airline ticket along with a confirmation for your hotel stay. Not too difficult really.

Should you be planning a cruise you can actually get quite a good deal. You can be given a "free airticket by booking on the Paul Gauguin Cruise ship. More details are here:

http://cruises.about.com/cs/cruisenews/a/040217pgauguin.htm

This ship cruises Tahiti annd associated ports and sounds like a great little bargain.

Another "free airfare" opton is with a cruise around the Hawaii area. If that should take your fancy, more details reside here: http://www.didioncruises.com/aboutcruise.html

"Free Travel" Strategies offers five ways you can travel for free. While not everyone will be able to take advantage of this info, as they are dependent upon a fairly flexible itinerary, overall, they do have some merit. So, if you're one of the lucky people with the more easy lifestyle you can expect to enjoy some free trips this way. Anyway why not stop by: http://www.us-passport-service-guide.com/travel-for-free.html for that one.

How to "Fly for Free" is another interesting piece on the net. By giving up your seat or offering to be 'bumped', from your regular scheduled flight, you can actually be eligible for future highly reduced flights! Again this is not a very convenient option to many travelers. Details are here though, and its worth a look. Certainly you need to be a little brave in changing all those previous dates of accommodation and transfers you may have already booked.
http://www.smarterliving.com/advice/advtips/advice.php?id=5470&ctid=i5470c35p420

Here's one assembled by a long-time traveller - certainly experience counts here. Not my cup of tea, but you may find you're willing to take the plunge and follow these tactics to great benefit. The site address is:
http://members.lycos.co.uk/sauntering/misc/freetravel.htm

Group bookings can provide you with a free ticket, and maybe put you on the road to some exotic tourist paradise paid for, very nicely, by theres a list of tour operators very happy to let you in for free for nailing them a group booking.

Like the snow? I don't all that much, but for some its obviously a real treat.
Ski or Ride for Free here http://www.banchi.com/travelfree.asp

Prefer a cruise? Cruise for free here, amazing isn't it? http://www.connectiontocruise.com/display.asp?page=learnaboutus

If you happen to be a Teacher you could be paid for by simply leading a travel group through a destination. But Im sure there's a lot of planning, booking and organising before you get that. Not to mention responsibility !
http://www.etrav.com/group_benefits.asp

Those of us with writing skills who enjoy writing about travel and destinations, may be able to access free travel. Free travel through writing stories:
http://www.travelwriters.com/writers/website/view.asp?idnumber=1687&writerid=1621

I do hope that you take advantage of these offers and actually enjoy some freebie trips. Sifting through the pages and listings Im sure there's something for everyone who's adaptable and resourceful. As a special favour please inform me about the results you got from visiting these websites. Did they really lead you towards free travel or was it just a bit of clever marketing and a wing and a prayer?

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