A couple who saved $50,000 to travel the world talks earning, spending, and working their way through nearly 50 countries

Two weeksbefore graduating college and leaving for a months-long backpacking trip through Europe, Natasha Alden met someone.And after two dates, they decided he would go with her.More thanthree years later, Alden and Cameron Seagle arestill traveling together. They've backpacked Europe, Southeast Asia, and now, they're spending a year driving across Africa.In all, the 20-somethings havebeen to about 50 countries. You can follow their adventures through their site, The World Pursuit, and theirInstagram.Below, they told Business Insider how they saved up about $50,000 to fund their travels, why they're driving across a continent, and what it's like to travel the world together.SEE ALSO:A 31-year-old who's been traveling the world for 5 years explains how she affords itOn that first post-graduation trip abroad, Alden and Seagle met in Norway and traveled together for two months, using money they'd saved from weekend and summer jobs throughout college.Instagram Embed:http://instagram.com/p/bmfj_UpX6Z/embed/Width: 658pxIn Norway.Then, Seagle returned home to the US as Alden kept at it. After six months at home, he flew back out to meet her again in Southeast Asia.Instagram Embed:http://instagram.com/p/iQBh37pX4q/embed/Width: 658pxBackpacking through Bangkok, Thailand.They spent two months together in Asia, then moved to New York City to fill their coffers for longer-term travel.Instagram Embed:http://instagram.com/p/2zccJdJX0m/embed/Width: 658pxAt Storm King sculpture park in New York.See the rest of the story at Business Insider
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