Many people cherish the dream of trotting across the world and exploring new cultures, heritage, and people. But that’s easier said than to do. The main constraint to a travelling lifestyle is money. Without a 9 to 5 job, it often becomes difficult to finance global explorations. Don't worry! There are multiple income streams for globetrotters. Travellers can make comfortable earning, while being on the go. Here’s how you can make money and travel. 8 Ways to Earn Money while Travelling The process of earning money can be classified into two sources – sources that you already own and personal skills. We will explore both options to find out the most effective and sustainable earning streams as a globetrotter. Renting What you Own The most effective and reliable income source is by renting what you already own. Since you will be constantly on the go, chances are you won’t be needing tangible establishments like a house or a car on a daily basis. So why not rent them out? Read Maldives Travel Guide: Best places to visit, recreational things to do There are different rent-a-car agencies and home-sharing platforms like Airbnb that allow you to turn fixed assets into income sources. Sell Goodies As a traveller, you will have access to tons of new stuff that is otherwise not available in every country. This can be used for self-monetization. One of the most common and effective ways for travellers is to earn from their online stores. Say you are travelling a country and found an interesting product that isn’t listed on online platforms. You can pick it up and sell it for a marginal profit which will ensure a steady source of income. Selling products isn't difficult. Read 9 Best Countries to Retire Abroad If you are exploring handmade goods, Etsy can be a great option. And for everything else, there is eBay and Amazon. Become a Blogger This is the first of two distinct ways to generate passive income. Passive income is hands down the best income source for any traveler. It doesn’t require constant effort and generates money all the while you enjoy your life. Many globetrotters have successfully launched their travelling life through blogging. If you are passionate about travelling or anything, start a blog. Keep writing and if they are any good, people will stream to read your blog. There are ad monetization and affiliate earning options. Once the blog picks up traction, you will be comfortable making enough to fund your destinations. Read Monetizing Your Blog: How to Make Money from Blogging Royalties from Photos and Videos As a traveler, it's natural that you will take photos and videos of your journey. I mean who lets go of a chance to capture the picturesque places in the world? It gets even better when you realise that all of these can be monetized. There are several online marketplaces where stock images of different localities are bought and sold. Simply sign up at one of these and start getting royalties every time your picture is used. And the best part is, that you get to keep the ownership of your pictures. Some websites also offer you to sell prints that they will bind and ship on behalf of you at a percentage charge. There are even sites that exclusively sell drone footage. So if you happen to own a drone, this might just be the right time to shine. Read How to Transform Your Freelancing Career into a Scalable Business? Freelancing Freelancing has become a huge thing over the last few years. With the rise of online solutions and work outsourcing, now it's possible to fill in the most demanding jobs from a remote location. You can capitalise on your skills to find suitable gigs as a standard income source. Freelance marketplaces like Upwork and Fiverr are abundant with jobs ranging from business to engineering to graphics design. Simply sign up and sell your skills on the go. Branding and Promotions This is the next step after starting your blog. See blogs will create traction to your online presence and create a steady follower base. This can be utilised to transition from blogger to vlogger. Read YouTube Affiliate Marketing: Tips to build a successful channel Many successful travel vloggers started with their blogs and took to YouTube for vlogging. They not only amassed a huge fan following, but it has also opened the door for branding and sponsorship deals. Almost all the destination travels of leading travel vloggers are sponsored and that virtually means no personal cost whatsoever. However, the catch is that no one becomes a travel influencer overnight. It will take months and even years of consistent effort before you make it big one day. Trading Stocks Trading stocks is easy. All you have to do is have a bank account and BO account in your native country and you’re good to go. Virtually anyone can trade stocks following the stock market. And this line is mostly about learning as you go. Read Share Market Investment Guide: How to Invest in Stocks in Bangladesh However, it's still better to have some basic knowledge of stocks and trading before you invest your hard-earned money. Once you get hold of things, it becomes much easier to generate money as passive income through stocks. Write a Book Ever thought of writing a book? Globetrotters visit diverse countries, societies, cultures and lifestyles. They can write books sharing those valuable experiences. People who can’t travel due to various reasons can learn about many unknown things by reading travel books. Besides, other travellers may read those books to enrich their knowledge. Nowadays, there's a huge market for e-books. While writing an ebook is all about digital literacy, platforms like Amazon have taken it even further. With Amazon, the platform will take care of making hard copies as well as e-books as per the demand of the readers and the choice of the writer.  Read What Is Passive Income? Pros and Cons of Passive Earning You can also write stories or travel books for children. The process becomes much easier to publish through Amazon Kindle and it can be a great source of passive income to fund trips. Final Words With over millions of localities across the globe, the world isn’t really as small as we perceive it to be. Travelling around the world is a dream of many. While it might seem near impossible because of the financial commitment, there are ways to work around the constraints and live a traveller's life. So far, we have discussed ways of making money while travelling. Pick the ways that suit you. Happy travelling! Read Romantic Beach Honeymoon Destinations in Asia

Najmun Nahar, the first Bangladeshi woman traveller to visit 152 countries carrying the national flag, has received three awards on International Women’s Day-2022. Najmun received Special Award in London while Women Warrior Award and Branding Bangladesh Award in Bangladesh. Her elder sister Kamrun Nahar received the Bangladesh Women Warrior Award from Liberation War Affairs Minister AKM Mozammel Haque at the ICCB Convention Hall organized by Real Heroes Expo and Communication on Tuesday, International Women's Day. On the same day, Najmun bagged the Branding Bangladesh Award. Her one more elder sister Jobaidatun Nahar received this award from the Nepalese Ambassador to Dhaka Mr Kumar Raj at the Green House Convention Hall organized by E-Club (Entrepreneurs Club of Bangladesh). READ: Globetrotter Najmun Nahar bags coveted 'Peace Runner Award'  Najmun was also awarded with the 'Special Award' on behalf of the expatriate from Bangladesh’s Noakhali district at ‘Noakhali Festival’ in the presence of Tower Hamlets Mayor John Biggs and other prominent personalities at the Royal Regency Convention Hall in London on March 6. Earlier she had received the USA’s 'Peace Torchbearer Award', one of the most prestigious awards in the world. She also received the Ananya Top Ten honors, Peace Runner Award, Rebel Women Award, Miss Earth Queen Award, Game Changer of Bangladesh Award, Most Influential Women of Bangladesh, Globe Award, Atish Dipankar Gold Medal Award, Zonta International Award, Three Bangla Honors and Red Crescent Motivational Award. She has received over 50 awards at home and abroad, including the title of 'Flag Girl' in Zambia, the Successful Women Award, and the Lakshmi Youth Award. On October 6 last year, Najmun achieved the milestone of reaching Sao Tome and Principe, the 150th country in the world. In her 21 years of world tour, on the 50th anniversary of Independence of Bangladesh, she finally set the record of travelling to 152 countries. Najmun’s world tour began in 2000 with her participation in the India International Adventure Programme at Pachmarhi in India’s Bhopal state. On June 1, 2018, she achieved the milestone of reaching the 100th country -- actually the Victoria Falls on the border of Zambia and Zimbabwe. READ: Najmun Nahar Shohagi: Bangladeshi globe trotter aims to travel 200 countries With the flag of Bangladesh, she spread the message of world peace to schools, colleges and people in the remote areas of the world. Najmun, who holds a higher degree from Lund University in Sweden, has previously worked as a researcher. She studied human rights at Seoul National University in South Korea.

Najmun Nahar, the first Bangladeshi woman traveller to visit 150 countries carrying the national flag, has received the coveted 'Peace Runner Award' for spreading the message of world peace. The Bangladeshi flag-bearer globetrotter was given the award on November 27 at the 35th FOBANA Conference in Washinton’s Gaylord by the organisation’s President Inara Islam. On October 6, 2021, Najmun achieved the milestone of reaching Sao Tome and Principe, the 150th country in the world. Read: Bangladeshi globetrotter Najmun Nahar makes history with 150th country-visit Nahar's world tour began in 2000 with her participation in the India International Adventure Programme at Panchmari in India’s Bhopal state. On June 1, 2018, she achieved the milestone of reaching the 100th country -- actually the Victoria Falls on the border of Zambia and Zimbabwe. In her 21 years of world tour, on the 50th anniversary of Independence of Bangladesh, she finally set the record of travelling to 150 countries.