Pooja Singh

 I have also started a hostel chain ATS (All-terrain Stay) and simultaneously run a travel company ‘RidingSolo’.

1. Tell us about your background and journey. 

I was born in Haryana & raised in different parts of India as my father was in the Indian Army. I graduated from Delhi & did MBA in Marketing from Mumbai. After that, I worked in corporate for 4.5 years in Mumbai in Investor Relations. I Was lucky enough to always have had a family that loved little getaways and local travel enabling me to visit some really beautiful places. 


I started traveling solo around 3-4 years back and now completely dedicated myself to traveling content creation. I have also started a hostel chain ATS (All-terrain Stay) and simultaneously run a travel company ‘RidingSolo’. My hunger for wanting to explore more grew as I got older and since then I have been exploring places non-stop. You can check my travel updates on Instagram Pooja Singh.





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2. What led you to start your blog and what is it about? 


As a kid, I traveled a lot. Travelling was integral to my parents, once you begin, you get closer to knowing yourself and when that happens, there’s no coming back – you want to do it more and more.  I went on my first solo trip to Goa in May 2018.  And then I got bitten by the travel bug. I devised a plan to make sure I would travel whenever I could.  The way my life has turned in these 28 years I am absolutely loving my journey. 


This travel journey of my life is always giving me lots of surprises to my excitement and teaching me new lessons with all experiences. I traveled to almost 26 states. I worked for 4 years in Mumbai and then also I managed to travel while working full time. There was a point where I even traveled as much as 4 – 5 times a month while working full-time. As we get limited holidays in a year, I used to utilize all my weekends. But after working for 4.5 years in the corporate sector in Mumbai, I finally decided to follow my dreams of traveling full time. 


Initially, I was putting pictures on Insta just for fun but sooner I realized I could make it a career. I've now been on the road for four and a half years.




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3. Is it financially sustainable to be a digital creator these days? 

Yes, a digital creator can financially be sustainable but for that, you need to be the best in your field and also nothing comes to you without hustling and hard work. It took a while to get where I'm at, but anyone can do it with the time and effort they put in. Forming relationships with brands that love your content, usually have you on continuously for partnerships. 


4. How can someone become a successful content creator? 


Content creation is getting pretty popular. If you’re an expert in your field or if you are good at expressing yourself through your writing, vlogging, or photography – becoming a content creator could be an interesting solution for you. 


The first step is to pick a platform where you will create content. Will it be a blog, a Youtube channel, a podcast? You will have to learn a lot of new things – algorithms, social media marketing, etc. These new skills will help you market yourself. Becoming a content creator can be challenging at first, but it is a fun career path especially if you’re a creative person. 


5. What piece of advice would you like to give to future aspiring travel content creators?


Don’t compare yourself to others, and try to be as authentic as possible. 

The most important thing is slow traveling. This is what I learned myself in the last year. You’ll learn more, enjoy it more, and have a much more memorable experience. I would also advise young travelers to go with the flow. And lastly, start with budget traveling. 


6. Who is your favorite creator and why? 


I love to watch travel stories of the Ashkenaz treasury. I like the way she makes travel content and moreover the kind of non-stop traveling she does which I really admire as I also love exploring places non-stop.




7. Which is your favorite book & why? 


To be very honest I am not a fan of reading books. But I met an author 'Ajay Pandey' recently when he stayed at my property in Manali and read his latest book 'Her Last Wish'. I really liked that. 


Pooja Singh


- Pooja Singh


Travel Blogger


Interviewed By Victor