[Carlos]

There are many websites that already do that. You don’t pay extra for the assistance. That’s what a travel agent does.

Why not get paid to do it? There’s a growing market for travel agents that specialize in that.

[Josh Grisdale]

Hi Patty!

That is awesome 👍 Be sure to join the tabifolk groups for places you would help with. (If there are ones you feel very strongly about, let me know and I can boost you to a concierge.)

But as Carlos mentioned, maybe you could charge and make a career from it! It doesn’t need to be immediate, but perhaps after volunteering here (or other places), you could gradually switch over?

[David Peterson Travel]

Travel agents and travel advisors typically do not charge, because they get commission from the vendor. Sometimes, however, a person wants the advisor’s expertise for a trip with few, if any, commissions. Then a planning fee can be charged. The advisor charging a planning fee better be really expert on the destination.

[WheelTribe]

Hello Patty – if you would like to, you could work on an accessible mini guide for a destination of your choice (a country in Europe, for the moment not going out of the continent for WheelTribe) or design a weekend tour and at the same time promote your activity as trip planner on wheeltribe.eu. (the promotion of your activity as trip planner is free- we have a free partners program: https://www.wheeltribe.eu/partnersprogram)
Let me know if you want to discuss this!

have a great day