Traveling the World and Making Money: Playing the Ukulele and Selling Bracelets
Going on a world tour is a dream for many, but to make this dream a reality, one must find ways to earn money along the way. In the face of a depreciating Turkish Lira, earning in the local currency of the countries we visit becomes even more important. In this post, I will share how I earned money in the city of Kutaisi, Georgia, by playing the ukulele and selling bracelets. An inspiring story for those who want to learn the secrets of surviving on a world tour!
A New Way to Earn Money: Working on the Road
With the devaluation of the Turkish Lira, earning in local currency while traveling has become a necessity. Even in a country like Georgia, considering that 1 GEL (Georgian Lari) is equal to 2 TL, the money earned here becomes more valuable. When I arrived in Kutaisi, I started playing the ukulele and selling bracelets in the largest park to make some money. Working on the road while traveling not only provides economic support but is also a great way to interact with people.
Playing the Ukulele and Selling Bracelets
The day I spent in Kutaisi, beyond just earning money, once again showed the power of music and handicrafts to bring people together. As I played the ukulele, many people stopped to listen to my music and showed interest in my bracelets. Making bracelets is a simple and effective way to earn money that is frequently used on world tours. It takes up little space and allows you to be creative. This time I spent in the park was not just a way to make an income, but also an opportunity to build a cross-cultural bridge.
Rules for a World Tour
Traveling and earning money on the road is one of the keys to living a free life. Every country and every city has its own dynamics, and adapting to these dynamics is the key to success on the road. After parting ways with Seren and baby Aris, I had to provide an income not only for myself but also to be able to continue this journey. In this blog post, I am sharing with you the ways to survive and keep this dream alive on a world tour.
Conclusion
This day I spent in Kutaisi showed me that it is possible to survive in some way in every corner of the world. Music and handicrafts can be a way for travelers to overcome the challenges they face on the road and discover new places. For those who want to travel the world, I hope this adventure of mine inspires you. Safe travels!
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