Uma Sul Americana
Aline, mulher +30 que deixou a carreira como publicitária pra vender doce na praia.
Aprendiz de artesã, já deu duas voltas na América do Sul e a última foi sozinha depois de uma depressão causada pelo divórcio. Durante a viagem ela pôde se reconstruir e se redescobrir, enquanto conhecia as maravilhas do nosso continente da maneira mais barata. Hoje ela compartilha suas reflexões e dicas de viagem em seu blog e Instagram. E ama o que faz!
Education
I have a degree in Social Communication with a specialization in Advertising and Propaganda. I have already taken a few courses, such as 'Redação com mais Emoção e menos Razão' and 'Ideias básicas de Fotografia' and 'Textos Digitais by Google Think'.
Work experience
I am trained as an advertising professional, but I work in the Tourism field out of passion. I specialize in Advertising Copywriting and Travel Digital Content, with experience since 2011.
Among these experiences is when I worked as a Travel Blogger at Atrápalo, where I learned to write about destinations and to understand the Tourism market.
Through my own site, UMASULAMERICANA, which I have run since 2014, I developed as a travel writer, learning more about SEO, writing techniques, WordPress knowledge, and blog monetization. I am part of, including, the Brazilian Network of Travel Bloggers - RBBV.
I also worked as a YouTuber and later as YouTube Coordinator at Worldpackers, where I developed knowledge in video, YouTube SEO, as well as leadership and accountability with goals.
Travel experience
I have been traveling across Latin America for 8 years as a backpacker. Since 2017 travel has been my lifestyle and since 2019 I embraced nomadism. Among so many trips and backpacking journeys, I have completed two trips around South America, traveling through Brazil, Uruguay, Argentina, Chile, Paraguay, Bolivia, Peru, Ecuador and Colombia.
As a volunteer, I have been traveling since 2019, volunteering in social, ecological, and hospitality projects. I love being able to connect with locals from other parts of the world, with nature and with myself, since I travel far more often alone than with company.