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    The Cheapest Ways to Travel

    the World
    Vocabulary
    / ˈɑːpʃən / something that has been or can be chosen
    option You can choose from ten different color options.
    Noun

    cargo / ˈkɑːrgoʊ / goods carried by a ship, plane, truck, etc.


    Noun The cargo is still on the ship.

    volunteer / ˌvɑːlənˈtiːr / a person who does work but is not paid


    Noun We need more volunteers who are willing to give blood.

    in return / ɪn rɪˈtɜːrn /as a way of thanking someone for something


    Phrase I sent her flowers in return for her help.
    / ˈnæni / a person whose job involves taking care of someone's children
    nanny
    Noun
    I'm getting back to work in May, so we'll have to hire a nanny to take
    care of the kids.
    Article
    The Cheapest Ways to Travel the World
    Some people say the best things in life are free – but what about travel? Here are some
    good ways to cheaply see the world.

    Getting There
    One of the most expensive parts of travel can be just getting where you're going.
    However, if you don't mind waiting there are some cheap options. Try using a credit card
    which offers airline miles in the months before your trip. This can help you get a free or
    cheap flight by just paying your normal bills.

    Another way is to get a job in the travel industry; working on a plane or ship could let you
    travel for free. Some people also travel on cargo ships. They take longer, but they're
    comfortable and can cost a lot less than flying.
    Accommodation
    If you don't mind where you stay, you can save a lot of money. Some people pay a small
    fee to volunteer with non-profit organizations to get food and a place to stay in return.
    Others use websites like couchsurfing.com, where locals let people sleep on their couch
    for free. Or you could become a house-sitter, and stay at someone's house in exchange for
    looking after their home and pets while they're gone.

    Money
    There are many ways to make money while travelling, like teaching English, or becoming
    a nanny with a local family. It's usually easy to get work in a bar or restaurant, or in the
    tourist industry as a guide. At some times of year you can also get work on farms or ski
    fields.
    Discussion
    1. Do you have any tips for how to save money while traveling?
    2. Have you ever used couchsurfing.com? If so, how did you find the
    experience? If not, would you be willing to?
    3. Would you be willing to look after someone's home and pets in return for
    free accommodation?
    4. What do you spend most of your money on while traveling?
    5. Do you agree with the idea that "the best things in life are free"? Why?
    Why not?
    Further Discussion
    1. If you could travel anywhere in the world for free, where would you go?
    2. What's the furthest you've ever traveled by boat? Please share your experience.
    3. Would you ever consider working on a farm? Why? Why not?
    4. Do you know how to ski? If so, when was the last time you went on a ski trip? If not,
    would you like to learn?
    5. I think one travels more usefully when they travel alone, because they reflect more. —
    Thomas Jefferson. Have you ever traveled abroad by yourself?
    THANK YOU!

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