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Dreaming of getting paid to travel the globe? If you’ve always wanted a career in the travel industry, seasoned travel pro, Lindsay Stein, is here to help with her new program The Roundtrip Collective.

Although the pandemic may have temporarily stalled travel as we know it, Stein still believes there is a future for a career in travel – and she’s here to help!
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Want to break into the travel industry?✈️ ⁣⁣⁣ ⁣⁣⁣ I was in your exact shoes dreaming of getting paid to travel the world. Until now, there were no real resources like this community out there for students interested in learning more about how to get started. My mission with this program is to give you just that: CLARITY. Our members learn exactly how to start chasing their dreams of working in the travel industry. ⁣⁣⁣ ⁣⁣⁣ Now’s the time for you to get ready to make your first foray into the industry strategically with all the tools you need in your back pocket to stand out in a competitive landscape, to prepare for when the industry revives. Because travel will be back! ⁣it will be different, but it will make its comeback. ⁣⁣ ⁣⁣⁣ “Ok this sounds cool, but what do I get when I sign up?”…⁣⁣⁣ ⭐️Lifetime access to the travel career course (with added bonuses like resume templates, networking check lists, guides to top travel companies to know) ⁣⁣⁣ ⭐️Access to our private FB community for ongoing support ⁣⁣⁣ ⭐️Opportunity to connect with and learn from travel industry pros every month w/ live Zoom sessions ⁣⁣⁣ ⭐️First-dibs to travel/hospitality job and intern listings ⁣ ⭐️Ability to add this program to your resume to stand out in a competitive space ⁣⁣⁣ ⭐️Lindsay as a mentor to guide you to your dream job ⁣ ⁣⁣⁣ Sign up today to become a member + pursue your dream travel career✨

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According to Travel+Leisure, Stein’s new program, The Roundtrip Collective, is designed to be the “go-to hub for travel-obsessed students” eager to pursue a career in travel. With courses such as the Travel Career Course, students can learn about different travel career options and “how to build an online presence via website design, tech logistics, content calendars, SEO, monetizing blogs, landing paid collaborations, and more.”

“I was in their exact shoes and would have loved a mentor who has been in the industry for years and has the connections,” Stein told Travel+Leisure. “I realized there are no real resources like this out there, so my mission is to mold the travel industry’s future generation.”
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the secret to jobs that allow you to travel, without having to pay yourself? PRESS/FAM TRIPS. The one thing travel jobs have in common (whether you’re a publicist, writer, blogger, travel agent, influencer etc) are these types of trips planned to bring travel pros to experience a destination or hotel first-hand. ⁣ ⁣ As a travel publicist, I plan these trips for my clients + invite journalists to come with me in exchange for PR coverage. Since I’m also a writer, I get invited on press trips to cover the hotels/destinations for the publications I contribute to✈️ #dreamjobcheck⁣ ⁣ When creating the travel career course, I made sure to include all of the details and secret insider tips about press trips, because it’s one of my fave parts of the travel industry.✨ what do you want to know about press trips?

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“Another fun perk that members love is getting notified on open travel job and intern listings, hand-selected for them,” Stein said. “I am pouring all of my heart and soul into this program to ensure it’s a valuable resource for the up-and-coming travel industry pros.”

The program comes with a one-time cost of $199, with Stein telling Travel+Leisure, “Once a student signs up, they become an official member, gaining lifetime access to the course, community, and ongoing mentorship.”

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