6 days ago
Inspired Unemployed's ARRIVAL Takes Away Planning Pains
Jack Steele and Matt Ford aka the gents behind the Inspired Unemployed have cooked up another stint of employment and this time, as the owners of a travel platform — Arrival.
Built from their love of the road less travelled and wild stories that "probably can't be said", Jack and Matt shared with BuzzFeed Australia that Arrival's goal is to be "different to anything else in the world". But how are they doing it?
They've done the research — travelling and experiencing most of their curated offerings to test its FOMO-worthiness for themselves.
With experiences like the Kyrgyzstan Motorcycle Tour, Everest Base Camp Arrival Takeover and exploring Vietnam's Untold Trails, there's tried and tested options to excite different travellers.
You can cop a curated itinerary/experience from as little as $1000 AUD or as ~luxe~ as $6699 — whatever fits your fancy.
One of the duo's faves was Arrival's Japan Free Ride. "We got the best snow, ate good food, hung out with good people. It was just like one of those trips where you're just like, 'Oh, I could do that everyday for the rest of my life'," Matt shared.
Overall, Arrival is the planner-friend's best friend, according to Matt, "It saves the person that's usually booking everyone in, like say for instance Jack, he's always planning all our trips. They just go, 'Here's the dates, everyone in?'."
"So we just save everyone a lot of time and effort."
It may sound like it's all for the groups, but don't worry solo travellers, they didn't forget you. Here's what to consider:
Whichever way you choose to travel — with the group chat or on your Eat, Pray, Love solo journey — the Inspired Unemployed's Arrival promises something different and it's definitely not a prank for Impractical Jokers.
