Smart Travel: Upgrade Your Getaways Getting Paid to Plan Trips Doesn't Have to Be a Full-Time Job: How to Become a Travel Advisor in 2025
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Sep 24, 2025 Henley Vazquez, cofounder of Fora, discusses how aspiring travelers can transform trip planning into a lucrative part-time gig. She delves into the commission structure, emphasizing benefits like flexible training and community support. Listeners learn about trending destinations such as luxury cruises and secondary cities, as well as helpful tools like the Price Drop feature for securing the best deals. Henley's insights highlight making travel advising accessible and engaging for those looking to monetize their passion.
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Start By Joining A Host Agency
- Join a host agency like Fora via a paid membership to access training, tools, and commission payouts.
- Calculate how quickly commissions can cover the $299 annual or $49/month fee before committing.
Modern Agency Lowers Entry Barriers
- Fora positions itself as a modern travel agency combining tech, tooling and community to lower entry barriers.
- The platform aims to create flexible, part-time paths into travel advising rather than forcing full-time commitment.
Plan Realistic Time Commitments
- Expect to commit roughly 10–20 hours weekly when starting to become proficient as a part-time advisor.
- Plan to invest more time early; top advisors scale up to full-time 60+ hour weeks if they want larger revenue.