July 1, 2013

Creating Social Equality Through Free Travel

Creating Social Equality Through Free Travel.

In our recent conversations with people, about making free travel possible, we have run into a certain segment of the population, who seems annoyed and put off by the idea that travel makes a difference.

“Only the rich, who can afford anything, anytime, call travel a luxury.” Because they seem unaware about how the rest of us live. Recent facts about the economy, only accentuate the growing difference between the people who have wealth, and the people who do not have wealth (especially disposable income to enjoy travel).

How are We Creating Social Equality?

We are taking recruiting and making it collaborative to help people enjoy life. Traveling abroad makes a difference. Only people who travel all the time, don’t appreciate traveling abroad.

But imagine what life would be like if a family who earns $52,000 traveled and experienced a safari at no cost to them. Now that is a life changing experience.

Why Collaborative?

Because gifting travel without participation creates co-dependency; it dis-empowers people. The government already provides free basic needs to people; we are not a government agency, we are a co-op serving and helping people. And participation in collaborative solutions empowers people to appreciate their own effort, self-worth, and the results of the process; which through our co-op are life changing benefits and opportunities to enjoy free travel.

How are We Making Luxury Travel Obsolete?

Money should not divide us; it should unite us. By creating a solution to afford people free travel, we create a society of equality, everyone has the opportunity to live and enjoy life.

The New and Old Adage Makes a Difference

Have you ever heard? It is who you know that makes a difference. Social networks are counting on you to work for free for them. Every time you make a social connection online, they are adding monetary value to their network. They do so, by selling access to you (advertising, marketing), your history of online browsing, and that of your social contacts too. Why not use your social contacts to benefit your life? Now you can….

Use Your Contacts to Benefit Your Life

In recruiting, the more people we are connected to, the more money we can generate. That is the founding premise of using recruiting for good. Through collaboration, we empower people to use their own social contacts to generate monies through recruiting and make a difference in their life, their family, and their community. These monies are used to fund free travel.

 

Exclusive Luxury Travel Be Gone+We’re Making Every Destination Possible 

Starting With Summer 2014 We are Funding 100 Safari Trips

Ever wanted to go to a safari, but you did not have the money? Now you can go. Join our co-op to qualify for funding; we are using recruiting for good to make all travel possible, even trips that seem to be accessible to only the rich. We are using 35 years of recruiting expertise to find people great jobs, and share proceeds to create social equality. Must live in the U.S., we meet everyone we fund for in person.

Use Your Contacts to Benefit Others

If you are one of the few who already has experienced a safari, why not use your social contacts to gift someone an experience of a lifetime.

With your contacts, we can create and gift this safari experience to anyone you like. Imagine gifting your parents a trip to Africa for their anniversary, or your boyfriend for his birthday, or your friends’ honeymoon, or for Christmas you can acknowledge your favorite employee, or gift an early mother’s day gift. The possibilities to gift travel are endless, and at the same time fulfilling. Gifting travel invites the possibilities of creating lasting memories, that transform lives.

Join Our Co-Op

If this blog inspires you, we would love to connect and help make all your free travel possible.

Need Great Travel Ideas

We are looking for more “bucket list” travel ideas to help fund. Tell us where would you go, if you could go, and experience anything? What’s your travel bucket list?