It is the most asked question on my social media channels for sure! How do you afford to travel for so long? Understandable! My Instagram profile literally says how many days I have now been continuously on the road and as of March 2021 that is 3,000 days. So how to afford to travel the world? This is my story...

Have you always dreamed of traveling somewhere off the beaten path and didn't know when, how and where? Then now this is your chance. Join me on a trip to Central Asia and explore Kyrgyzstan with me for 10 days at the end of April. Meet me and let’s create memories together…

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NEW! In 2022 I will plan some crazy travel adventures to countries I have never been like South Sudan, North Korea, West Africa, etc.

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Traveltomtom Group Trips for 2021:

• Namibia 🇳🇦 - April ✅
• Namibia 🇳🇦 - July ✅
• Uganda 🇺🇬 - August ✅

SADLY I felt like putting the group trips on hold due the ongoing uncertainty regarding CØV$D and the variants. I don't want you guys to book expensive international flights and then countries close or move to the red list or whatever...

These are trips that I would love to do in the future together with you...

• Tanzania 🇹🇿 - Climb Kilimanjaro
• Nepal🇳🇵- Everest Base Camp
• Trans Syberia Express 🇷🇺
• Mongolia overland trip 🇲🇳
• Iran 🇮🇷
• Brazil 🇧🇷 - Amazon
• Peru 🇵🇪 - Macchu Picchu
• Turkey 🇹🇷 - Climb Mt. Ararat 

For sure also the Namibia and the Uganda trip will come back in 2022. Just keep an eye open on the newsletter or my social media channels! 

More about Traveltomtom

• How I afford to travel and became a Travel Blogger
• Tips for traveling the world on a budget
• How to make money from a travel blog
• Traveltomtom Gear List | What do I bring on my travels?

You know I am all about off the beaten path and may be you know as well that Iceland is the last country in Europe I have not been to yet! So there we go…. February 2020 it is! A winter trip to Iceland ticking off another thing from my bucketlist: seeing the Northern Lights and you can join!

Sorry for the long wait but I am finally able to announce that the Traveltomtom Group Trip to Uganda is finalized.

After my recent trip to Uganda you guys got so super excited about seeing the gorillas that I couldn’t say no to organizing a Uganda group trip. BTW I LOVED it myself just as much that I wanted to travel to Uganda again soon! ;)

I am sure you have read some of my Uganda travel blogs or seen my Instagram stories. A Uganda trip is pretty adventurous although don’t worry I am not gonna put you on the back of a motorbike.

Finally it is back again on popular demand: Traveltomtom Group Trip.

Exactly a year after my first group trip to Iceland, I am excited to announce that I will host another group trip and this time we are going to Africa! Where exactly? NAMIBIA!

After the big success of the Namibia Group Trip in April, I am happy to announce another Traveltomtom Namibia Group Trip! My last group was so enthusiastic about the destination and your demand for another Namibia group trip was impressive and therefore I put together one more trip to Namibia.

One year after my short group trip to Iceland to see the Northern Lights I finally hosted another group trip. This time no snow and cold weather but the opposite, only sunshine and warm temperatures.

Namibia was the perfect destination to travel to during the pandemic. A bunch of cool people that had never met before were super excited to discover a new country. No one had been to Namibia before and for many it was their first visit to Africa.