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Miss Travel Review: Does It Work? Here's Everything You Need to Know

Sugar babies come in all shapes and sizes, across a wide range of ages but it’s fair to say that the majority of sugar babies fall into the millennial generation. And if there’s one thing millennials love more than avocado toast, it’s got to be traveling.

It’s repeated in pretty much every generational survey and study: millennials value experiences over possessions. So much so that in a recent survey by Realty Mogul, 47% of people between the ages of 18 and 34 said they’d rather spend their money on traveling than buying a house.

Makes sense. After all, why get trapped by a mortgage when you could be roaming the world – young, wild and free?

The thing is, though, most of us can barely afford to pay for round-trip airfare, much less to travel around the world in unadulterated luxury. So what’s an underpaid, wanderlusting sugar baby to do?

Meet MissTravel . It’s a unique take on the mutually beneficial sugar relationship – except that the sugar here isn’t necessarily an allowance. It’s an all-expense paid vacation.

What is MissTravel?

There you are: young, beautiful and ambitious. You have a list of travel fantasies you’d love to experience, from snorkeling in Belize, learning to make pizza in Italy, bathing in  Iceland’s  Blue Lagoon, getting that perfect shade of golden in Bora Bora, spending a day at the Louvre.

The only thing getting in the way of these dreams is that you’re a bit short on the money front.

There he is: older, wiser and richer. He travels often, sometimes for work and sometimes to relax and unwind from the pressures of work. He’s already well-traveled, cultured and he’s been to several of your dream locations several times. But what he’s missing is someone to help him see everything with new eyes, a travel companion that makes the travel more worthwhile. And he’s willing to foot the bills for the right companion.

It sounds like the perfect match, yes? And that’s all MissTravel does – it provides a platform for these two complementary parties to meet, plan their travels and then have the time of their lives.

The concept is simple and that’s what makes it brilliant. But…does it work?

Does MissTravel Work?

It’s a fair question but it’s sort of like asking whether Match.com works or whether SeekingArrangement.com works. The point is: it works if you do.

So let’s be straight here: Miss Travel is like any other dating platform. If you think you’re going to set up a profile, create a trip detailing your dream vacation, and then  voila! – have a tall, handsome, generous man rush in to send you first class tickets to Costa Rica…you’re going to be disappointed.

On the other hand, if you’re willing to invest the time and effort to set up a complete profile with well-rounded, attractive pictures and an appealing description, search through the site for members you’d actually like to travel with and trips you’d like to take, and then go through the process of vetting each potential member and getting to know the ones who meet your criteria – you’ll probably be able to check off your travel bucket list with this site.

Is Miss Travel Safe?

Let’s address the elephant in the room: the safety of traveling to a new location with someone you’ve never met. When you’re a beginner sugar baby, it can be nerve-wrecking enough to meet a POT at your local cafe for the first time. So if the thought of going to a foreign country with a man you’ve never met freaks you out – well, that’s perfectly natural.

For the most part, we advise sugar babies to follow a set of rules when it comes to traveling to meet a potential sugar daddy. And the majority of that should be followed when you use Miss Travel as well.

There’s also several other things you’ll want to consider…

• Verify. Always.  MissTravel does provide an optional stamp of verification to users who pay for a background check so these members should be your first choice. If you’re meeting a complete stranger without MissTravel verification in a foreign country, make sure he is who he says he is before you depart. If they’re not in the same city as you, do Skype calls. Look up their name and LinkedIn profile, their Facebook page, their company website.
• Go where you’re comfortable. If you’ve never been outside of the US, it’s probably not a good idea to take your first MissTravel trip to Borneo or Madagascar. Instead, stick to more newbie-friendly countries like France, England, Australia, Canada. Save the more exotic destinations until your travel feet are more secure.
• Get to know your travel partner. Most trips on MissTravel are arranged several weeks – even months – in advance so you have plenty of time to get to know the person you’ll be traveling with. Don’t skimp on this and make the time and effort to really get to know them so you can see whether you two will get on.
• Set expectations upfront. What do you want to do while traveling, who should pay for what, what will happen in the off chance that you feel no chemistry? The nitty gritty details can seem annoying but these are the matter you’ll want to have settled and agreed upon before setting off on vacation together.
• Secure the essentials. The essentials are a room of your own, money for food and a flight back home. Make sure you have these booked and guaranteed before you depart on the trip.
• Emergency money. It’s a really smart idea to make sure you have enough money to get you home safe and sound in case anything goes south or even if you simply decide you just don’t get on with your travel companion. Anything can happen and it helps to know you have a stash of cash to fall back on, just in case.

Lastly, keep in mind that if you’re staying in your own country and visiting another city, it’s less of a concern. But when it’s international travel, you will want to take some extra measures like getting the number of your embassy and researching the area, especially if you’re going somewhere very remote or to a developing country.

Oh, it also helps to know that while MissTravel doesn’t take responsibility for the trips arranged on their platform, they have been known to help out in situations where members got stranded.

Is Miss Travel a Scam?

People like to say that a lot of things are “scams.” But just because it didn’t work for everyone, it doesn’t make it a scam.

So don’t be swayed by negative reviews about Miss Travel – there’s negative reviews for every site out there because there will always be people who weren’t able to find their dream partner as well as the unfortunate fact that there are scammers on pretty much every dating site.

Miss Travel is no exception and yes, there are scammers on this site. The member base is close to a million people so of course there’s going to be a few scammers who manage to sneak their way in.

The good news is if you’re a sugar daddy, aka Generous Traveler, that the scammers are pretty darn easy to spot and avoid. If you’ve used any online dating site, you know the drill: Profile pictures will look too good to be true, they’ll have a generic profile and their descriptions will be slightly strange, either grammatically or using words and phrases that exactly no one in the States uses. And of course, when in doubt, you can always ask the person for a Skype video call. If they refuse and make excuses, they’re probably not who they say they are.

For sugar babies, aka Attractive Travelers, the presence of scammers can also be used for your benefit. Here’s why: You know how sugar babies always complain about scammers on sugar daddy sites? Well, there’s the opposite side of that coin, too, and it’ll be helpful to sugar babies to remember that there are less-than-legit escorts and scammers posing as sugar babies.

Simply by showing up as a genuine, interesting, intelligent and attractive person in your profile, you immediately differentiate yourself from the scammy “competition.”

Plus, for sugar babies, we have to say that Miss Travel actually has a really decent member base, at least in the more cosmopolitan cities. There’s plenty of Generous Travelers in vicinities like NYC, San Francisco, and Chicago who are honestly pretty awesome. We’d even say that the member base here is better than some bigger, more established sugar daddy sites.

Is Miss Travel Worth It?

There are nearly 1 million members worldwide and over half a million trips that have been booked with MissTravel so a lot of people would agree that yes, it’s worth it.

Also consider the fact that it’s free for women, aka Attractive Travelers and you have nothing to lose by signing up. Even for men, aka Generous Members, you have the option to purchase a single month membership so you can try it out at very little risk.

But to go more into the nitty gritty of whether it’s a site worth spending your time and effort on – we’d say it depends on what you’re looking for.

For example, if your main goal is a long-term sugar daddy who provides a regular allowance to cover your living expenses (and more) – you’re better off investing your time and energy on the best sugar daddy websites . MissTravel, ‘though great for travel, is not ideal for meeting long-term sugar daddies or allowance-based arrangements.

On the other hand, if your main goal is to travel, have experiences that you couldn’t have afforded (or even known about) on your own, and meet people from around the world – this is the perfect site to do that. The member base is truly international and there are so many trips being coordinated at any given moment to pretty much every destination on earth.

So if you’ve been dreaming about the dream vacation – MissTravel is definitely worth a try. And it takes just a minute to sign up for…

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I Had A Good Experience on the Site; My Travel Companion to Hawaii Was Interesting

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I was in need of a female travel companion to go with me to Hawaii toward the end of 2017 and I had quite a few beautiful women to choose from very quickly after I posted my trip proposal on MissTravel. I narrowed the field down to two finalists who I then video chatted with. Both women were young and beautiful but one stood out (a young woman named Celine from Norway as being much more sincere and interested in getting to know me. The other woman, a young professional from Chicago, did not make our video chat a priority, imho, since she decided to take it from her car while en-route to a coffee shop instead of from a place where she was entirely focused on our call and nothing else (like I was).

The trip itself was pretty fair for what I wanted to get out of it. By my way of thinking, Celine did not pack her bag with clothing she could actually use and wear on our trip, so I ended up buying her several “Hawaii Outfits” and a swimsuit on our first full day in Hawaii. She had brought a huge suit case filled with random, thrown together and largely mismatched nightclub outfits. I found that odd at the time… and I now suspect that the jumbled contents of this large suit case represented Celine’s complete collection of possessions in a “nomadic” sort of way. Celine also had a ton of beauty supplies of every possible imagination and she ended up strewing these all around our bedroom. It got so bad that I would have to spend about ten minutes every night moving her stuff out of the way just so I had a place to sleep! She also did not seem well versed in how a shower / bathtub worked and I felt inclined to show her how to position the inner, plastic shower curtain inside the tub in order to avoid flooding the bathroom floor whilst taking a shower… oh boy!

On the whole… I would say that I got what I wanted out of my MissTravel experience. It was wonderful having a beautiful, sexy model caliber woman with me for this trip. I hope Celine enjoyed my company and what she managed to see of Hawaii… she had a lot of “down time” dealing with things like bad hair extensions (which we fixed together by buying new ones and sewing clips to the new extensions as an unexpected but fun craft project and bonding experience) and smartphone issues with her new but not-so-waterproof Samsung Galaxy S8.

Alas, Celine and I parted ways after our trip to Hawaii… largely because I challenged her to aim a little higher in life so that it would actually align more closely with the version of herself that she portrayed on her Instagram account. Celine was not at all amused by my suggestion and she made it clear that we would not be remaining in contact going forward. While I respect her decision, I do find her lack of gratitude very unsavory. Especially given how well I respected her boundaries during our trip and how well I treated her. For example, Celine ditched me on our last night in Hawaii to go to a “party” allegedly hosted by some locals she had met. She was gone all night and she did not respond to calls or texts. I didn’t sleep at all that night out of worrying for her safety. I was so worried that at around 4 am I called the hospitals and the local jail to see if she was admitted or locked up. Celine finally turned up back in the morning (looking very tired and disheveled) less than one hour before we had to leave for the airport. Despite this, I bought her some souvenirs on our way to the airport along with some holiday gifts from Hawaii that she could give to her family back in Norway,

Regardless of the bizarre and sometimes annoying experiences I had on my trip to Hawaii with Celine… If I am ever in need of travel companionship again, I would use this site.

Tip for consumers: *** Immediately Avoid and Block ANYONE… 1) Asking you for money up front. 2) Who refuses or defers in any way your request for a live video chat to verify who they are. 3) Who acts in a way that indicates they are not really interested in getting to know you for you. 4) Who’s actions do not align with their stated intentions.

*** Check out the r/sugarlifestyleforum on Reddit for a lot of great information about the ins and outs of sugaring. This site is a form of sugaring, imho.

I was in need of a female travel companion to go with me to Hawaii toward the end of 2017 and I had quite a few beautiful women to choose from very quickly after I posted my trip proposal on MissTravel. I narrowed the field down to two finalists who I then video chatted with. Both women were young and beautiful but one stood out (a young woman from Norway) as being much more sincere and interested in getting to know me. The other woman, a young professional from Chicago, did not make our video chat a priority, imho, since she decided to take it from her car while en-route to a coffee shop instead of from a place where she was entirely focused on our call and nothing else (like I was).

The trip itself was pretty fair for what I wanted to get out of it. By my way of thinking, My Norwegian travel companion did not pack her bag with clothing she could actually use and wear on our trip, so I ended up buying her several “Hawaii Outfits” and a swimsuit on our first full day in Hawaii. She had brought a huge suit case filled with random, thrown together and largely mismatched nightclub outfits. I found that odd at the time… and I now suspect that the jumbled contents of this large suit case represented her complete collection of possessions in a “nomadic” sort of way. My Norwegian travel companion also had a ton of beauty supplies of every possible imagination and she ended up strewing these all around our bedroom. It got so bad that I would have to spend about ten minutes every night moving her stuff out of the way just so I had a place to sleep! She also did not seem well versed in how a shower / bathtub worked and I felt inclined to show her how to position the inner, plastic shower curtain inside the tub in order to avoid flooding the bathroom floor whilst taking a shower… oh boy!

On the whole… I would say that I got what I wanted out of my MissTravel experience. It was wonderful having a beautiful, sexy model caliber woman with me for this trip. I hope my Norwegian travel companion enjoyed my company and what she managed to see of Hawaii… she had a lot of “down time” dealing with things like bad hair extensions (which we fixed together by buying new ones and sewing clips to the new extensions as an unexpected but fun craft project and bonding experience) and smartphone issues with her new but not-so-waterproof Samsung Galaxy S8.

Alas, my Norwegian travel companion and I parted ways after our trip to Hawaii… largely because I challenged her to aim a little higher in life so that it would actually align more closely with the version of herself that she portrayed on her Instagram account. She was not at all amused by my suggestion and she made it clear that we would not be remaining in contact going forward. While I respect her decision, I do find her lack of gratitude very unsavory. Especially given how well I respected her boundaries during our trip and how well I treated her. For example, my Norwegian travel companion ditched me on our last night in Hawaii to go to a “party” allegedly hosted by some locals she had met. She was gone all night and she did not respond to calls or texts. I didn’t sleep at all that night out of worrying for her safety. I was so worried that at around 4 am I called the hospitals and the local jail to see if she was admitted or locked up. She finally turned up back in the morning (looking very tired and disheveled) less than one hour before we had to leave for the airport. Despite this, I bought her some souvenirs on our way to the airport along with some holiday gifts from Hawaii that she could give to her family back in Norway,

Regardless of the bizarre and sometimes annoying experiences I had on my trip to Hawaii with my Norwegian travel companion… If I am ever in need of travel companionship again, I would use this site.

Tip for consumers: Immediately Avoid and Block ANYONE… 1) Asking you for money up front. 2) Who refuses or defers in any way your request for a live video chat to verify who they are. 3) Who acts in a way that indicates they are not really interested in getting to know you for you. 4) Who’s actions do not align with their stated intentions.

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MissTravel Review 2024 – Great Site for Travel Dates or Not?

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Ok – I know dating gives you the thrills!

But, what about luxury travel?

How do you feel about these?

Having a light breeze in your hair on your yacht’s deck and no worry in this world whatsoever?

Hmm, what if there was something better?

Like, enjoying these two at the same time?

Yes, you would like that.

It’s just that you have nobody to share your money and sense of adventure with.

Think twice!

MissTravel is what you need to check out and see if it works for you.

And, before you do that, here comes a full miss travel dating site review.

In this MissTravel review we’ll cover:

What’s your price is running a deal right now where girls can sign up completely free. We suggest you  don’t miss out on this limited offer.  It’s the biggest SD/SB site online.

MissTravel Review in Video Form

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But first, here are the ratings!

• Effectiveness – 3/5
• Features – 3/5
• Ease-of-use – 5/5
• Price – 4/4

• Fast and simple registration
• Open-minded and adventurous adult members
• Pretty good user interface
• NOT a sugar-dating site!
• Poor profile check, leading to increased chances of scams and fake profiles
• Could use some features’ upgrade

Who is it For/ Demographic Make-up?

You figured it out so far that it is a  travel dating website  we are talking about here.

It is not your everyday dating site (like Tinder or eHarmony ), nor is it a hookup site (like BeNaughty or Ashley Madison ).

So, let’s say no more than Misstravel is a dating option that brings more to the table than one would generally say.

You get the fun and you get the right kind of attention.

What may come as a surprise is that the site is equally attractive to both men and women and that the gender ratio is well-balanced – 50%-50%, believe it or not.

As for some general numbers’ structure, we are talking about over a million users worldwide.

Out of these, almost 300,000 are from the USA.

Besides the States, Misstravel is also popular in the UK and Belgium.

Members’ age is so to say ideally distributed, so there are mostly younger women and a bit older men. 

This is an ideal combination since younger men with money may not be as attractive and might act foolishly with it.

While on the other hand, more mature men (over 35) know how to choose and act wisely and know how to live their life to the fullest.

This brings us to the conclusion that an in-love-with travel miss will have ideal chances in finding a mature man to go out on an adventure with.

Effectiveness

The first next thing that you need to know about one of the travel dating sites is how effective it is.

That is, you need to know if it’s all worth it.

It’s in human nature to want to know in advance if we need to go on with it or drop it before we’ve gone too far.

To give you the best perspective on the functionality and effectiveness, in this case, it is best to proceed with this Misstravel review by providing answers to the most relevant questions.

1. How does it work for your target group?

Albeit being criticized that is borderline sugar daddy dating website in many of the travel dating site reviews, let’s try to prove otherwise here.

Namely, everybody comes here to find companionship, for starters.

But, not any companionship.

This is where you need to really be sure who you want to take cruising, skydiving, exploring the wilderness of Africa, or the intrigues and rich cultural heritage of Latin America or the Far East.

So, what you need to do is establish contact with someone you like and start from there.

There is no shame in proposing a fun journey together since you’re all there for the same reason – luxury travel for two.

So, if you are a well-established guy with money, unlucky in love, this is where you can find a girl to keep you company on your next travel.

However, know that girls are not in this just for the money.

In many cases, they are also the ones with the money, it’s just they are searching for an extra thrill in two.

2. How to make contacts?

Making contacts and its general availability through online dating websites is an extremely important feature.

Once you have finalized the registration stage (as simple as it gets), you can add people to your favorites list and you can do it for free.

Next, the site allows you to post details on your next trip so other members can see it and the good thing here is that members can request to join you on this trip.

Even better is that you get to choose who you want to take with you.

However, when it comes to direct messaging, things may not be as simple as one might think.

Well, not everybody can send messages through Misstravel.

Though, the site does favor ladies in this way.

To be more precise, all female members have free access to sending and reading messages.

So, ladies don’t need to worry that the registration counts for nothing.

On the other hand, the gents need to be a bit generous when it comes to sending messages through Mistravel.

Namely, you are looking into an obligatory premium membership if you are planning to text ladies you find interesting or want to go on a journey with.

3. Chances of Success

Finally, after the operating principle and the possibility to establish contact, we can deal with the most important question of all.

How likely are you to succeed in finding a date and/or soul mate through Miss dating?

Judging by real-life reviews, it is safe to say that the members are thrilled by the fact that you can resort to a dating site to find a pleasant companion for your next Mediterranean cruise.

However, this Misstravel review will go a step further by making another bold statement.

Chances of success with MissTravel must be high.

People who like to travel are people prone to risk-taking and generally have a good hold of their lives.

So, only a few will say no to an extended invitation to an adventure.

Travel dating can be dangerous and fun at the same time and this is why it’s perfect for all those adrenaline junkies out there.

‘Cause, seriously who could resist a journey into the unknown with an unknown person by their side?

Key Features

As we have seen what we are dealing with and the good that may come out of joining Miss travel, it’s high time we dealt with something tangible.

Yes, it’s time for the key features to be dealt with.

To alleviate your further impatience, let’s dive in!

1. Advanced Search

Honesty, this may not strike you as an important feature at all.

But, have you ever tried looking for something or someone and you keep failing to do so?

Well, although there are other travel dating sites free of charge, in our case here you can narrow down your search to a location or you can be highly specific on the type of people you want to join you.

Or, you can choose people by their location. 

2. Add to Favorites

We all know how frustrating it can be when you know you liked someone and you remember their pretty face, but not the name.

This is why MissTravel gives you the option to add your favorites to a list. This will help you find them afterward.

Just check the star icon at the top of the display photo when in search mode.

This will be quite helpful when you decide to get in touch with someone you found interesting but never got the chance to talk to.

So, just resort now to the list.

And, speaking of…

Again, this doesn’t look like a feature of relevance, but let us just say that when you carefully observe your list of favorite profiles, you will see that this is not just YOUR list of favorite profiles.

Yeah, yeah!

The list of favorites that you make includes additional sub-lists that the site creates for you.

And, these are anything but useless.

These give you a hint on what you can expect when approaching someone through the website since this is where you will find the “Favourited you” and “Visited Me” lists.

Not so un-cool after all, right?

4. Create a Trip

This may yet be the best feature of MissTravel travel dating site.

This makes it possible for you to post your trip publicly so everyone can see it.

However, the site administrators will first have to approve your trip.

Once this is done, the members are free to request to join you on this trip of yours.

Whom to choose is completely at your will.

Still, note that this feature will require you to give some specifics on the trip.

Among these, you will have to provide the location and the dates in the option.

More importantly, say who’s paying.

Again, bear in mind here there is the option to split the costs or that the other party might be open to covering the costs him/herself, so keep an open mind.

Ease-of-Use

Life in the 21st century has its perks, quirks, and open flaws.

On the one hand, it’s like seizing the day every day. (But there is still the question of How?)

On the other hand, we are too anxious to wait for anything.

We want something and we want it now.

So, how does this apply to dating and traveling through MissTravel?

Is it easy? Complicated? Somewhere in between?

Let’s go through different stages of using MissTravel and then you can go ahead and reach a conclusion on your own.

Becoming a Member

Becoming a member of the MissTravel community starts with your decision to do so.

After this, you can register through their website and have the registration completed in less than 5 minutes.

However, what may come as odd to all of us, MissTravel requires you to register through the work e-mail address that needs to be verified immediately.

During the registration process, you need to provide a username (you will use this for further log-ins) that does not necessarily have to be your real name.

Even better, for safety and privacy concerns, don’t use your real name as the username. You can reveal this detail only to those members you feel comfortable with.

As for other members, they will see your username.

Luckily (or not) there are no detailed questionnaires to fill in during registration and you just need to upload some photos.

However, you can add some details about yourself and have these visible on your profile.

Obviously, this tells us that Misstravel profiles aren’t as detailed as one would think, but they still include the basics.

In any case, after these, you’re good to go (kinda pun, kinda not intended).

Site Navigation

As for site navigation, there are no surprises here. 

Once you register, you will have no trouble finding all the features or search fields as quickly as possible.

For example, after the login, on the top bar, you will find a star (mentioned already in the Key Features section) that stands for your favorites list.

Then, in the same line, you will also find a letter that represents the messaging options.

In any case, you’ll get a hang of it in no time.

The most important thing is that it’s a fast-loading site because let us be honest – there is nothing more frustrating than a slow-loading site.

Especially all the more so if we are talking about travel dating.

MissTravel App

I am so sorry to inform you that the founders did not throw Misstravel app into the equation.

However, they did make a highly adaptable mobile version that is easily accessed through any mobile device.

This makes the users’ experience all the more pleasant.

Not to mention the fact that the mobile version includes the full functionality of the desktop version.

This is great to know when you need to be on the move and still want to post your latest traveling quest.

So, even without the app officially, you can still use MissTravel on your mobile device without worrying that something’s missing.

One thing that is frequently missing in the Misstravel reviews you can find out there is the pricing.

However, this can sometimes be a crucial factor in making the final decision of whether to give it a shot.

So, where does MissTravel stand in terms of pricing? Cheap? Expensive? Average?

Although this division is highly subjective, let’s deal with the facts first.

Naturally, something has to come for free.

Accordingly, as a free member, you can register, upload photos, post the upcoming trips you are planning, add people to favorites and browse anonymously.

Additionally, if you are a lady, you can send and receive messages.

Once you decide to go for an upgrade, here’s the deal.

First of all, there are three paid plans and it’s up to you to decide which one to go for.

Second of all, be warned about the price in advance.

Namely, the first paid upgrade is for a full month.

This will cost you 60 USD/month.

The second option is a three-month subscription that will be charged at 55 USD/month.

So, in total, this will cost you some 165 USD.

Finally, there is the option to go for a six-month upgrade.

This pleasure comes at a price of 50 USD a month, so you do the math and figure out if it’s worth it.

As I have warned you, the price is an important factor especially if you aren’t that well-off but would still like to get a full dating experience through MissTravel.

But, then again, what is 50 USD or 60 USD compared to an adventure with someone you feel attracted to?

• Overall Rating – 3.75/5

MissTravel is a dating site that is a little bit more than a simple meeting at a local restaurant. The thrill is what counts and this is exactly what you are going to get with MissTravel.

Give it a chance and let us know how it goes!

It’s in human nature to always seek more, to always want to know more.

This is why you must be having some additional doubts and questions concerning MissTravel.

For this reason, check below the answers to some of the most typical questions people have about this travel dating site.

It is only natural to start with the questions concerning the state of facts.

So, let’s dive right in!

1. Is MissTravel safe?

In all candor, they could use an improvement in their safety.

The only “safety check” is the e-mail verification and after that, you’re on your own.

2. Is MissTravel free?

Just like the price section says, MissTravel is a bit lenient when it comes to ladies.

They have more options as free members than men.

In general, when it comes to free options, registration and profile set up are for free, posting your next trip and sending and receiving messages (for women only).

Men have to go premium in order to send messages.

3. Is MissTravel legit?

It is safe to say that MissTravel is legit.

This is witnessed by the growing number of new members and the success stories you can find on the site and various forums.

4. About MissTravel company

MissTravel is a leading dating site for all those seeking a bit more than seeing each other in the local setting.

It is for all the wanderlusts that can wait to share their net trip with someone new.

The site is founded by Brandon Wade who is also the founder as well as CEO of dating sites such as OpenMinded.com and WhatsYourPrice.com.

Our next set of questions relates to account and some functional doubts.

So, let’s try and answer these as well.

1. How do I join MissTravel?

Joining MissTravel dating and adventure site is a no-brainer.

New members simply need to fill out a simple registration form including their work e-mail address and password.

Then they proceed to create a username that is later used to log in.

And, naturally, after the e-mail verification, they proceed to upload photos, and that’s about it.

2. How to cancel MissTravel?

Like any other site aware that they might not be everybody’s cup of tea, MissTravel allows you to cancel your subscription.

To do this, just go to the account settings and under the Subscriptions sections, you will find different payment methods.

Once you locate these, click Cancel Subscription just below the payment method you opted for.

3. How to delete MissTravel?

At this point, there is no delete option.

However, what you can do is deactivate your account.

This will preserve all of the data in case you decide to go back at a later time.

You can deactivate your account by clicking the Settings section where you will find the Deactivate my Account option.

When you decide to go back, just use the regular login details.

4. How to contact MissTravel?

Contacting MissTravel is rather easy.

At the bottom of their homepage, you can find multiple contact options depending on the type of questions you want to ask.

They even provide the option to direct some questions to the founder.

Finally, the last set of the frequently asked question refers to the functionality of the site and how it all works in practice.

So, let’s check these too.

1. How does the MissTravel algorithm work?

MissTravel algorithm works by granting you the freedom of choice.

You can search for potential trip companions by location or shared interests.

The advanced search parameters do not impose any limitations so you can search anyone you want.

You can even search for people according to a trip you would like to go on.

Even better, you can post your next trip that is visible to members and they can request to join you on such a trip.

Obviously, you have all the freedom of choice!

2. How do I block people on MissTravel?

Blocking someone on MissTravel is a totally legit option.

If you feel that you need to block someone, the procedure is rather easy.

You just need to go to their profile and immediately below their profile you fill find the Block option.

In case you change your mind, there is also the Unblock option.

3. How do I report people on MissTravel?

Reporting someone over MissTravel is done similarly like previously.

Right under the user’s photo, you will find the Report option.

Once you click it, you will be presented with a form that you need to fill out, explaining why you decided to report this user.

That would be all, folks!

Stay safe until our next review!

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My Actual Experiences with MissTravel – Yes, I Met Someone in Person.

May 15, 2012 by Angelina Aucello 26 Comments

My Back Story/Inspiration:

Those who know me on a personal level can easily describe me as a “glass-half-full” type of gal. Always joyful, positive, and perhaps a bit idealistic (though never naive, don’t confuse the two), I’m fearless when it comes to stepping out of my own comfort zone, because let’s face it – that’s usually where the magic happens when it comes to self-discovery and growth. When we put ourselves in obscure situations, we tend to learn many of our valuable life lessons.

On a recent trip to Chicago with some of my girlfriends, my free-spirited friend Allison, told me about how she has been hosting dozens of strangers on her couch while filming a documentary about CouchSurfing.com . At first I was shocked that she easily trusted strangers that she only knew from an online profile, but after listening to her reasoning, she was absolutely right in my eyes. Her response was something along the lines of, “many people live in fear and expect the worst from people. You have to believe in the common good of the universe and you’ll attract that. In fact, out of every single person from around the world that has stayed with us on my couch, zero have been negative experiences. I’ve made dozens of like-minded friends and learned quite a bit so far.”

Back to MissTravel… let me first say that I have never had a profile on any online “dating” website ever in my life. Nor have I been on a “blind date”. I’m quite sheltered from modern dating, I guess. This was about to be a completely new [and slightly uncomfortable] experience for me. While making my profile, I made sure that there was nothing suggestive in my writing and photos. I was not looking for a sugar daddy, casual sex, or any kind of dubious arrangement. I merely wanted to meet with a fellow travel enthusiast for lunch or coffee.

My Main Photo

Considering that my main photo was not the slightest bit suggestive or “promiscuous”, I was shocked that I actually received dozens of messages from “generous” members and about 10 “trip proposals” within the first few days of being on the site. Men from around the globe asked me to travel with them to luxurious places such as Hong Kong, St. Kitts, Hawaii, and Rome – just to name a few.

Some of my trip proposals on MissTravel

While I did not respond to many of the messages, I did have contact with two members in particular. Of the two that I responded to was a man in his early thirties from Australia who reports on his profile that his annual income is over $1 million dollars. He had mentioned to me that he would be visiting New York for two weeks and was interested in getting to know me over brunch.

I agreed – we’d be in a crowded public place, what’s the worst that can happen? Of course I told my parents and close friends what I was doing, who I was meeting, and where I was going for safety reasons. And I made it very clear in all of my contact that this was a brunch-and-only-brunch kind of meeting.

The Meeting

Before meeting “MrTravel” on Saturday at 11 am at a trendy Chelsea brunch hot-spot called CookShop, I met up with my close blogger-buddy, Bonnie, who also happened to be in NYC that morning at the Westin in Times Square. I told her what I was doing and how I was super nervous (so nervous that I almost bailed) because I have never met anyone from an online site before. She thankfully rested nerves and told me to pretend I was Diane Sawyer conducting an investigative interview. She was right. It was just brunch… and a blog post.

When I arrived at CookShop, MrTravel was there waiting outside and we were immediately escorted (bad word?) to our table. I was actually pleasantly surprised by how much we had in common. Our conversation and laughter felt totally normal, and there was never an awkward silence. It was a fantastic experience. I initially expected brunch to last about 45 minutes, and I couldn’t believe that a whole two and a half hours flew by!

So what did we talk about? Everything from travel (duh), to Chinese medicine, to spider bites, to cancer… and what seemed like everything in between. Of course I had to ask him the obvious – Why exactly did he join MissTravel?

He told me that he also primarily joined out of curiosity because the site was receiving so much media attention during its immediate debut. He was open-minded about the idea of meeting locals during his travels. He also said that being in a new global city every week for work is very lonely. He described himself as a self-proclaimed foodie who enjoys trying a different restaurant at every meal but does not like to dine alone. Traveling to him is learning, and there’s no better way to experience culture than to sit down and talk to the people who live in it.

I also asked him how many people he’s met since being on the site, and he said I was his 4th brunch date.

After brunch was over, we shook hands and parted ways. Now, who says there’s no such thing as free lunch?

The Verdict

With any situation in life, you will attract what you project. You are in control of every interaction you have in life. Whether you’re meeting somebody on the street, at a business meeting, or even on a site like MissTravel, it’s important to be smart and set your boundaries. In all honesty, I’m proud of myself for stepping out of my comfort zone – I have a new-found confidence (I can apparently survive in the online-dating world, LOL) and a positive experience to look back on.

P.S. – if the idea of traveling with a stranger still creeps you out, or perhaps you’re all “miss independent”, you can always travel for free using my favorite method – by picking up the best travel credit card with an awesome sign-up bonus.

About Angelina Aucello

Hi! I'm Angelina, and traveling and deals excite me. Simply put, I'm a points & miles fanatic who takes too many vacations.

May 15, 2012 at 9:21 pm

Thanks for the Cookshop tip!

May 15, 2012 at 9:34 pm

Great blog topic. Interesting experience. It’s amazing how many people keep their fears from preventing them from doing things. Way to put yourself out there. :)

May 15, 2012 at 11:00 pm

Omg… If I was your boyfriend, I would call that cheating! But u did it for fun with no intentions of moving forward from the brunch date

May 16, 2012 at 12:34 am

That is so interesting!

May 16, 2012 at 2:44 am

Too bad guys can’t get free lunch :P

May 16, 2012 at 10:00 am

I’m a little disturbed by the “attractive” and “generous” labels. I think it’s a great idea to help you find people in the places you travel or someone to travel with but I wish there was a way to meet as equals…

May 16, 2012 at 10:01 am

what did you boyfriend think?

May 16, 2012 at 10:12 am

Interesting blog post, never heard of the website, but it sounds like a great idea for us travelers.

I agree with Jess, what’s with the “generous” and “attractive” labels? Is there anything on the site to find just a travel buddy where you each pay for your own travel?

May 16, 2012 at 10:14 am

Great article. I certainly feel more open to reviewing “MissTravel” site now. Thanks

May 16, 2012 at 11:23 am

If only I was attractive. :)

May 16, 2012 at 11:39 am

@Dan: it was a great place!

@Debbie: thanks! It was definitely an interesting experience and I was pleasantly surprised!

@Jamison and oneeyejack: I’m very fortunate that Kevin is supportive! We have a very secure relationship so he was fine with it :)

@Jess and Sam: I agree that the generous and attractive labels might steer people away. I guess every site will try to find their distinguishing “niche” in order to stay competitive lol. However there are no specific “level of attractiveness” or “level of generousness” standards in place so I guess anyone could join (though generous members must pay to use the site). I’d love to find a generic travel buddy website too!! Right now I’ve been soliciting my friends on Facebook for travel buddies lol.

May 16, 2012 at 8:29 pm

Interesting post. I doubt his reasons for joining. That’s a safe and cliched answer. His true reasons were probably sexual since the site is clearly designed as a wink-wink quid pro quo of sex and travel. It’s less brazen than say AshleyMadison, but it’s clear what misstravel.com pitches.

Another reason I think his true motives were sexual is that there are much bigger non-sexual sites that offer the service he wants, namely couchsurfing, which is the easiest way in the world to find a brunch buddy in a new city. But MissTravel offers what couchsurfing does not, a self selected pools of girls who consider themselves pretty enough for it to be a good deal to buy them a plane ticket.

If Bonnie gave you the Diane Sawyer advice just to calm your nerves, that’s nice of her. But in general I think it’s a bad idea to go into any meeting with a new person with the mindset that it’s an investigative interview. It’s a way of not fully engaging or committing. Many girls do this on dates set up online, and it never leads to a good outcome for either party. I think the idea to treat the date like an interview or experiment or something of the like is a way for most girls to rationalize that they are on a dating site. They’re thinking, “I’m not some loser who needs online dating. I’m here to find out why he joined, and if I meet someone great…” I’m not saying you had that thought process. In fact since you mention a boyfriend in the comments, it’s clear you weren’t treating this as a date at all. But it’s a common thought process to protect the ego of the girl, and it eliminates the possibility of a connection.

In the end I would say that MissTravel piqued my interest, so I was interested in a first hand account. But I don’t think you signed up for the site for its intended purpose–do you?– so I’m still left with questions about the site’s operations.

May 16, 2012 at 10:22 pm

For the most part sex is implied with the site. If some guy is taking you on a trip that costs thousands of bucks I am pretty sure some quid pro quo is expected…

A brunch meeting… well, thats probably just the warm up ;-)

May 17, 2012 at 10:40 am

Thanks for taking the risk. I just might do the same. “Every now and then you gotta say WTF…” Risky Business

May 17, 2012 at 1:11 pm

@MileValue: First off, great blog – I find myself reading it more and more frequently recently, and thanks for taking the time to comment on the post. You’ve raised a lot of interesting points, and with this being such a controversial blog topic to begin with, I had expectations of a variety of comments from all kinds of viewpoints. In one aspect, I agree with you – MissTravel’s marketing message seems to be a little concerning in some areas, but unlike CouchSurfing, who’s audience tends to be low-budget backpackers, MissTravel is trying to appeal to a different demographic – the wealthy, “stylish” traveler as most members on the site tend describe themselves as. Based on the profiles of several “generous” members on the site, they all seem to project that they want to (and can afford to) experience the “high life” and “luxury”, so I can understand the appeal of having “attractive” members. Take a look at Las Vegas, and even the entire night life industry itself – the marketing behind that industry defines luxury as being around beautiful people. In fact, the night life industry is the 3rd most profitable industry in the world at this point – so there’s definitely a large viable market.

Do I necessarily choose to live “the high life”? No so much. (after all, being a points and miles fanatic is the travel version of extreme couponing LOL). But I do understand where the seed is planted.

You’re right – I was not treating this as a date at all and frankly I don’t think he was either. Right there on my profile it says that I am a blogger, and I also indicated that I was only interested in friendship and I was open to meeting men and women (no, I’m not bi-sexual). I received dozens of messages from men from around the world, and usually by reading the first sentence of their message, I can see what their intentions were. Like anything in life, you just have to ignore and disregard the ones that don’t align. However, the two I spoke to seemed “normal”. I told them I was a blogger, and that I wasn’t looking for any type of meeting besides brunch (I even told them I’d blog about it). They were fine with that. There were no “expectations” after brunch. And even if he had hopes of something, the boundaries were pre-set and there were no mixed signals.

To be completely honest, most of the people on the site are frequent flyers like you and I, and have top-tier elite status with airline and hotel loyalty programs. Most are self-employed and have the time and resources to travel freely as they choose. Being self-employed myself, it’s extremely hard for me to find a travel buddy in my immediate group of friends. I’m 25 so most of my friends have 9-5 jobs and are still paying off student loans. It would be nice to meet someone (man, woman, or group) who I can see the world with (I’m sure my Dad and Kevin are getting tired of me soliciting them with a monthly vacation haha).

Would I travel with anyone on the site? Perhaps, but it would take A LOT of getting to know them. That’s not even on my agenda anytime soon. I’m happy I was able to step out of my comfort zone to meet someone in person at this point. I find it hard enough to travel with some of my close friends.

I don’t ever feel the need to “owe” anyone anything. When a guy decides to send me or one of my girlfriends a drink at the bar, the only thing we “owe” him is a smile and a thank you – whether his intention is “just to be nice” or something else, that’s a risk he’s taking and I’m sure guys know that. Bottom line: you’re always in control of every situation you find yourself in life :)

@FlyThai: I certainly agree that they should restructure the message on the site, but it’s up to the users to choose how to present and use the site.

@Beth: That was my attitude! Just be safe and be very straightforward with your intention! :)

May 21, 2012 at 1:48 am

That’s a good comparison to a guy buying you a drink. Thanks for posting this; I look forward to reporting back when I sign up for MisterTravel.

June 15, 2013 at 3:24 pm

Interesting, I was looking for some reviews on the traveling part, but good to know about the free lunches. I also do CouchSurfing. Well get us post it if you know about the traveling part. Thank you for your post :)

August 20, 2013 at 3:55 pm

Ladies…great write up. Advice to ladies – Most men will expect sex after any little contribution they give be it brunch, a tissue to wipe your nose, or a plane ticket. Men are men. This site just helps eliminate the broke sad ones who want sex for a grain of salt. As we play the game better we feel a lot better if the date goes south.

October 9, 2013 at 8:22 am

Nice article, but all guys know this is for sex (be it a delayed method). I signed up, met a Euro girl, and essentially paid for sex (flight, going out, etc). Not going to sugar coat it. She was fun and wanted to stay. If I were a girl and attractive/well off guy said “I’ll fly you to X and pay for everything” it would be kind of dim witted to not think sex to be involved IMO. Best of luck in the tough world of acting.

October 14, 2013 at 6:58 am

You live in USA, New York. I live myself in North of Europe, have been very popular on another free dating sites, but haven´t got anything from here, been a member since August, feeling very disappointed.

October 24, 2013 at 9:05 am

I write about my MissTravel dating site´s experiences as an attractive member here: http://misstraveltripsblog.wordpress.com/ http://misstraveltrips.blogspot.fi/ https://twitter.com/misstraveltrips

July 28, 2015 at 6:57 pm

Be careful some of these women lied about their age. If you travel domestic with them, then it is easier for them to hide their true age, but if you travel outside the U.S. territories you need a passport, then you be shocked to find out the true age of some of these women.

I had one Asian lady in the Silicon Valley area that took off 7 years from her real age from her profile. She is actually in her mid 40’s She is a scam. She is on both SeekingArrangement.com and MissTravel.com and is a career prostitute for years and she closes and re-opens her accounts and telling the men on these sites that she is new to this kind of stuff. Well, she is not. She is a liar and I spent a lot of money on her and she didn’t put out much. I had to replace her. She has stretch marks all over her stomach , but pretty pale skin and has nice pair of legs. She always wear makeup, but when she takes it off she looks like a dog. She has one child so don’t let her scam you.

September 30, 2017 at 7:10 am

Americans are such prudes. I would never invite an American girl on a sugar date or trip and this woman is a perfect example of why. Of course sex is expected you morons. SeekingArrangement, misstravel and nameyourprice are all about normal girls and normal men engaging in paid sexual agreements. Dating by agreement is an interesting, beneficial and fun way to meet new people that you would not ordinarily consider in real life situations.

It’s paid companionship and sex by consenting adults. Get over it.

September 27, 2020 at 1:35 pm

I was in need of a female travel companion to go with me to Hawaii toward the end of 2017 and I had quite a few beautiful women to choose from very quickly after I posted my trip proposal on MissTravel. I narrowed the field down to two finalists who I then video chatted with. Both women were young and beautiful but one stood out (a young woman from Norway) as being much more sincere and interested in getting to know me. The other woman, a young professional from Chicago, did not make our video chat a priority, imho, since she decided to take it from her car while en-route to a coffee shop instead of from a place where she was entirely focused on our call and nothing else (like I was).

The trip itself was pretty fair for what I wanted to get out of it. By my way of thinking, My Norwegian travel companion did not pack her bag with clothing she could actually use and wear on our trip, so I ended up buying her several “Hawaii Outfits” and a swimsuit on our first full day in Hawaii. She had brought a huge suit case filled with random, thrown together and largely mismatched nightclub outfits. I found that odd at the time… and I now suspect that the jumbled contents of this large suit case represented her complete collection of possessions in a “nomadic” sort of way. My Norwegian travel companion also had a ton of beauty supplies of every possible imagination and she ended up strewing these all around our bedroom. It got so bad that I would have to spend about ten minutes every night moving her stuff out of the way just so I had a place to sleep! She also did not seem well versed in how a shower / bathtub worked and I felt inclined to show her how to position the inner, plastic shower curtain inside the tub in order to avoid flooding the bathroom floor whilst taking a shower… oh boy!

On the whole… I would say that I got what I wanted out of my MissTravel experience. It was wonderful having a beautiful, sexy model caliber woman with me for this trip. I hope my Norwegian travel companion enjoyed my company and what she managed to see of Hawaii… she had a lot of “down time” dealing with things like bad hair extensions (which we fixed together by buying new ones and sewing clips to the new extensions as an unexpected but fun craft project and bonding experience) and smartphone issues with her new but not-so-waterproof Samsung Galaxy S8.

Alas, my Norwegian travel companion and I parted ways after our trip to Hawaii… largely because I challenged her to aim a little higher in life so that it would actually align more closely with the version of herself that she portrayed on her Instagram account. She was not at all amused by my suggestion and she made it clear that we would not be remaining in contact going forward. While I respect her decision, I do find her lack of gratitude very unsavory. Especially given how well I respected her boundaries during our trip and how well I treated her. For example, my Norwegian travel companion ditched me on our last night in Hawaii to go to a “party” allegedly hosted by some locals she had met. She was gone all night and she did not respond to calls or texts. I didn’t sleep at all that night out of worrying for her safety. I was so worried that at around 4 am I called the hospitals and the local jail to see if she was admitted or locked up. She finally turned up back in the morning (looking very tired and disheveled) less than one hour before we had to leave for the airport. Despite this, I bought her some souvenirs on our way to the airport along with some holiday gifts from Hawaii that she could give to her family back in Norway,

Regardless of the bizarre and sometimes annoying experiences I had on my trip to Hawaii with my Norwegian travel companion… If I am ever in need of travel companionship again, I would use this site.

Tip for consumers: Immediately Avoid and Block ANYONE… 1) Asking you for money up front. 2) Who refuses or defers in any way your request for a live video chat to verify who they are. 3) Who acts in a way that indicates they are not really interested in getting to know you for you. 4) Who’s actions do not align with their stated intentions.

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