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Discount Links!!

I have some discount offers that are a win-win for anyone who is interested in signing up for these travel opportunities!! Many websites are using referrals to increase their business, and what better way than to have current clients encourage future clients to take advantage of these discount options?!?

House/Pet-sitting:
There are a lot of house/pet-sitting websites where people post ads for house-sits (both domestic and international). Each website has an annual fee (between $29 and $119, depending on which site) but it's definitely worth the investment!! The two websites listed below offer discounts for you (and free months for me!!) by clicking on the links when you are ready to sign up:

This link will give you 25% off Trusted Housesitters. Their fee is the most expensive, but signing up with them is definitely worth it for the sheer number of possibilities! They have ads for pet-sits all over the world. If I had to pick just one to sign up for, it would be this one!!

This link to House Carers will give you an EXTRA 6 MONTHS for the price of 12!! If you're at all interested in traveling and house-sitting in Australia and New Zealand, THIS is most likely where you'll find your next house-sit! The annual fee is only $55 (and with the extra 6 months, it's definitely worth it)!!

Work Exchange:
Most everything I've done thus far is unpaid (except shorter sits that I've done locally), but the trade-off usually includes free housing, sometimes food, and sometimes even a car. Most of the time, all you need is a few hundred a month for groceries and incidentals (and a plane ticket, of course)!!

If you want to live with a family, help at a hostel, hotel or B&B), the most comprehensive website I've found for these opportunities is through WorkAway. They recently began a referral program, so if you would like to sign up, this link will give you a 20% discount on your annual fee: WorkAway. If this link doesn't work properly, use this code when you sign up to receive your discount: D8AB8639

Please feel free to email me at: HolisticCoaching@yahoo.com if you have any questions or problems with any of the links! Im happy to help in any way I can to help you get started on your Journey!!

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