There are 3 Different Kinds of Volunteer Vacations You Can Choose in a Travel Club.
You have volunteered... done all of that work (and paid to do so), and you don't get any time off? No time to relax afterwards? No spa to rub your aching muscles, no shopping for rare collectible?
Your travel club membership is not only your source for luxury vacations and dining discounts but it also your source for Volunteer Vacations. You are invited to volunteer, and then spend the next couple of days enjoying the fruits of your labor.
What is wrong with plain relaxing or having fun? According to those who are dedicated in worldwide or international volunteering, it is impossible to have fun and help others in need. By doing so, you are committing a sin of greed and we don't want that when we are trying to give.
Have you noticed that you can go to one country and "give" and go to another and "have fun"? How about do it all in one vacation? Don't believe the hype when you are told that you have to rough it to help someone else or it's not a genuine offer. The shore doesn't fit the ship. There are people who actually fit that description; are in the same country or location as you and do not have the same inclinations to help. They are having fun. You are a giver for your decision to do so. Congratulations.
Volunteer Vacations and Travel Club Relationships.
If you want the most out of your volunteer vacation like learning about the local community and checking out the local attractions, then you would want to go with a travel club. Travel Clubs offer volunteer vacations in addition luxury accommodations and exquisite shopping experiences.
Travel clubs offer 3 different forms of volunteer vacations to members. Members take advantage of a volunteer vacation at any time of their choosing. It is not a mandatory deal for membership. In addition, a separate vacation time is held for you to relax as a thank you from the travel club for offering your time and money to assist someone else.
Members have received wonderful experiences and learned many lessons while attending volunteer vacations. It is more about the fact that you decided to take on the challenge and went through the process of actually giving.
Volunteer Vacations: 3 Volunteer Vacations Offered by Travel Clubs.
Here are 3 types of volunteer vacations offered by travel clubs
I. Local Volunteer Vacations
II. Volunteer Abroad
III. Volunteer Vacations for Specific Cause (not location based)
I. Local Volunteer Vacations.
New members, old members, members with a full membership or in it alone can participate in local volunteer vacations. These vacations are usually within the U.S. and are with the local Boys and Girls clubs. You can volunteer in South Dakota at the SuAnn Big Crow Boys & Girls club to help children on the reserve.
Or, you can visit Orlando to help the local children there build new playgrounds. There are many opportunities to help at home. You can even start your own charity or volunteer cause so that others can help. Travel clubs are always looking to help. You can ask your members personally or help by offering the services of foundations to your local area.
Members and schedule their voluntour as soon as possible once they join and can take family members and friends according to membership details or through membership as well. Think of it as a wholesale grocery store... for travel.
To find out more about Volunteering Locally through a Travel Club, click here.
II. Volunteer Abroad
International travel is very popular so naturally any travel media will be able to get you to the best international destinations. Volunteering abroad is no different with travel clubs. Just like you can visit South Dakota, Orlando, or New York, you can can also visit Guatemala, Peru, and Cuba.
As with most of the volunteer experiences, these volunteer opportunities also come with vacation option afterwards. It is great to help someone and learn their country, culture, and language. Having private tours, beach access, elegant dinners, and guided shopping makes the trip more worthwhile. Now you are helping the economy of the locals as well! Bonus!
It is easy to be a part of a volunteer vacation where you volunteer abroad. Forget what you were told about having to contact numerous persons and connecting with many organizations in order to help someone.
Once you are a member, you do not have to make voluntours up. Volunteers are in need and the options are waiting as soon as you join. The more the merrier. If you want to know just how easy it is... Here are the steps.
1. Become a club member to a travel club
2. Go to your private travel portal for all of the available volunteer vacations.
3. Choose the one that most fits your interests and your heart.
4. Book through your website or your personal concierge.
5. Get ready to go and experience!
6. Do it Over Again.
There are hundreds of volunteer vacations to choose from all year round. The best part is there is not time limit to waste and wait around with. In other words, members don't have to accumulate points in order to go on the vacation of their choice like some travel entities, you can book and be ready for the next voluntour as soon as tomorrow.
If you were a member now you would be able to go to Guatemala, Thailand, Malaysia, Bali, Figi, and more! Go all around the world helping others while you build and empire from home of people who want to do the same.
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| Bali, North Sumatra Indonesia |
Sign up Volunteer Abroad. Click here if you have the dream to do so.
III. Cause Based Volunteer Vacations.
The option to help build basketball teams, work closely with other non-profit organizations for different causes are also an option when in a travel club. It is totally up to the member who chooses to take their family on a giving experience instead of a spoiled one. If you wish to do something that is close to your heart, chances are your local charity will work with the travel club.
Remember: Volunteer Vacations are not mandatory for your travel club membership. Club members are encouraged to go whenever they feel the heart and wish to give.
To find out more about Volunteer Vacations Click Here.
Of course you must become a Vacation or Travel Club member (step 1) to actually become a part of the extreme volunteer vacation experience. The Travel Club (Way Better) is an invitation only club. To request and invitation, click here.
Volunteer Vacations: For the Beginner.
Not everyone is accustomed to the volunteer experience of a lifetime. Many beginners are often nervous and perhaps a little off guard because the experience of a voluntour is different. These don't happen everyday.
Travel clubs are a great way for the beginner Volunteer Vacationer to become acquainted with the volunteer experience and what can be offered on both sides. The reason is because travel clubs help things become familiar. You will see some of the same people who are also members from one place to another. This makes for a great opportunity to meet new people and build new relationships that are lasting and outside of the digital walls of technology.
Often times, this type of "friendly" behavior happens in every club and is the purpose for most clubs. Like-minded people offering benefits to each other based on their similarities and common beliefs.
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| Build an Eco-Playground in Mexico |
New to the Club Experience? Click here to find out more.
Volunteer Vacations: Are There Costs Involved With Travel Club Volunteer Vacations?
There is a charge for such a vacation because the details are taken care of. These are details such as foundations in which to work with, times and dates of the best travel, room accommodations, eating arrangements, and ground transportation. These are some of the aspects you would have to take care of on your own should you decide to "rough it" for your very own voluntour experience. There are cost but you would never guess how much.
To get your first voluntour started today, click here.by requesting an invitation to a travel club (step 1).
Don't just listen to me! Get more ideas on Volunteer Vacations outside of this source, click here. Please read the fine print and boundaries before making a commitment to the suggestions listed in these resources.
Happy Volunteer Trails!
Shavonne Davenport is a home-based business owner in the travel industry. She uses her knowledge and resources to help people discover the possibility of travel through their own personalized business structure. She has written a free report called "How to Fund Your Travel Dreams" to help those who always wanted to travel or start a business in the travel industry but never thought it possible. To get a free copy of "How to Fund Your Travel Dreams", click here.
