Is it reliable for college student volunteers to travel?

Question 1: Can travel volunteers be trusted? 1. What is volunteer travel?

1, the significance of volunteer travel

It is really a wonderful thing to make your trip meaningful. It is also very close to our idea of carrying an extra kilogram. At home, although we all think that China's tourism industry (I mean big tourism, including self-help tour and group tour) is very mature. When it comes to technical content, no man's land and Snow Mountain have rich experience and top talent team. In my opinion, in a word, spiritual civilization cannot keep up with material civilization. China tourists are still in the initial stage in understanding the meaning of travel. We travel for things, while others travel for people. A deep understanding of different cultures and ideas around the world, including traditional cultural concepts and trendy ways of thinking, is the real meaning of travel. Foreigners like volunteer travel for four reasons: First, giving love. Second, have a deep understanding of local culture. Third, make friends with local people from different countries and cultures, and learn about different cultures and different ideas. Fourth, release yourself and live a plain life in a beautiful environment.

2. Development of volunteer tourism abroad.

Volunteer travel has been developed abroad for a long time and is very mature. Volunteer travel can be divided into two types according to the object of help. The first goal: people, help some people in need, vulnerable groups in China and poor children in developing countries. For example, go to African countries to help some poor children study, go to the tsunami-stricken areas in South Asia to help rebuild, and give spiritual help to some orphans, the disabled and the unemployed. The second object: non-human, nature conservation and historical protection. For example, go to some big forest parks to pick up garbage, maintain historical buildings and inherit intangible traditional culture.

In developed countries, social enterprises have developed very well, and they have a very perfect system to support society. In some places where resources are scarce, social enterprises have made an excellent supplement. For example, in some developed countries with small populations, nature protection needs the participation of volunteers, especially foreign volunteers. At the same time, the beautiful natural environment is also a selling point to attract foreigners. While supporting their own countries, social enterprises also spare no effort to serve developing countries, using their rich resources and networks to promote and help travelers from developed countries to volunteer in developing countries. Secondly, the support of the state is also an important driving force. In some developing countries, due to limited resources, trying to attract foreign tourists to help poor communities is one of the ways to relieve the pressure. Due to these factors, voluntary travel has developed rapidly and well in both developed and developing countries. On the one hand, travelers want to go to a place with beautiful scenery and strong cultural atmosphere to offer their love. On the other hand, due to the shortage of human resources, society needs a lot of voluntary labor. With the guidance of social enterprises, the relationship between supply and demand has just been connected.

But only in China, this aspect is still blank. Although some foreign and Hong Kong, Macao and Taiwan social enterprises have carried out some short-term volunteer travel activities in China, the scale is very small, and almost no domestic travelers are involved. This is very worthy of our consideration.

3. What kind of people are suitable for volunteer travel?

A caring person, a responsible person, a person with group discipline.

People who like to communicate with others and open their eyes to see the world.

People who want to exercise their personal abilities.

People who want to release themselves

2. How does volunteer travel work?

First, how to join

Volunteer travel is not a tour group, but a disciplined organizational project. Although the goal of most participants may be to travel first, their participation in this project means a sense of responsibility. So the way to join the volunteer travel program is not like a tour group. I'll do whatever I want with the money. The project must explain to the volunteers the responsibility of the volunteers to travel. At the same time, volunteers must submit an application to list their own situation, especially why they want to participate in this activity. Just like a written interview. Membership is also a mode of participating in the project. For example, including people who have participated in volunteer programs as members will not only facilitate volunteers to participate next time, but also attract some high-quality volunteers. The membership system can also be extended in other ways. For example, the National Trust of the United Kingdom will automatically become a member when it joins volunteers, and all places of the National Trust (such as forest parks and historical buildings) can stay for free.

B. expenses

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Question 2: Has anyone ever taken part in a volunteer trip to voluntour? Is it reliable? Lean International Volunteer Travel is committed to providing more opportunities for young people to go abroad and combining public welfare with travel. It is both a poor tour and a meaningful trip. Lean In firmly believes in the short-term rapid growth that outdoor education can bring and insists on the most beautiful education.

Question 3: Volunteer travel looks beautiful, but is it really reliable? It was fun. After all, you have a high degree of freedom to travel while working. You can go wherever you want and play as long as you want. But we must distinguish carefully, find a formal institution, and have certain self-care ability.

Question 4: Has anyone tried volunteer travel? Is it reliable ... 10 is similar, and almost all volunteer organizations are similar, but among so many, I still think yikiv is more reliable.

Question 5: Are there more students doing volunteer travel or more people in society? Many people think this way is more fun. The internship Committee members held the first phase of changing jobs and accommodation, and thousands of college students signed up, so they prepared the second phase with more places.

Question 6: Volunteer travel sounds good, but is it really reliable? The project is reliable, and it is not known whether the institutional mechanism is reliable. We must distinguish carefully and find a formal mechanism, such as the internship Committee.

Question 7: How about volunteer travel? Is it reliable? Will you be cheated? Volunteer travel is a real project. Whether you will be cheated depends on the organization you choose, whether it is a formal activity or not, and whether you are selling dog meat. A well-known enterprise, like interns, all the volunteer tours they hold are formal!

Question 8: Is it safe to travel to international volunteers during college holidays? During the winter vacation, I went to Sri Lanka to do a volunteer project, which was organized by WWB.

It can be said responsibly that there is no problem with safety at all. On the way to the airport, the person in charge came to pick up the plane. After receiving the accommodation, the whole family was very enthusiastic, helped you in various ways and ate a lot. When participating in the project, the driver and the person in charge basically follow.

PS: Remember to ask for international insurance before you leave. hahaha. . . It's nothing. It's basically unnecessary.

Question 9: Is the volunteer trip fun and reliable? Volunteer travel, to put it bluntly, means that you work for the boss, but then the boss will provide accommodation and you can go out to play in your spare time, but remember that you have to work, not just think about playing. The internship committee held an employment exchange meeting for college students, just during the summer vacation.

Question 10: Is volunteer travel reliable? If it is a youth brigade, there are indeed volunteers. I often stay in youth hostels, so I have contacted many volunteers. I still travel at my own expense, but I have food and shelter in the local area and time to play. Many volunteers stay in one place for a month and then move to another place.