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What is a Hospitality Club?
Members of a Hospitality Club offer hospitality to each other - be it a bed for the night or just a tour around town.
Usually this does not involve money. Some of the clubs require a payment to sign up or contact other members though. When known, this is listed in the description.
There are some general Hospitality Clubs that are open to anyone, and many that are for special interest groups only - gays, esperantists, hitchhikers, women, you name it.
While some clubs focus on the aspect of free accommodation, traditionally most organizations have been founded and run out of the motive of bringing people together to increase intercultural understanding and build peace. So the focus there can be more on the aspect of meeting people in places you visit.
https://www.couchsurfing.com/
Network of over 10 million members in over 230 countries and territories all across the world.
http://www.friendshipforce.org/
Nonprofit cultural exchange organization promoting friendship and goodwill through a program of homestay exchanges since 1977.
http://www.globalfreeloaders.com/
Online community matching guests and hosts for accommodation exchange. Testimonials, FAQs, and a member database.
http://www.hospitalityclub.org/
Volunteer members offer free accommodation and travel help and leave comments in each others' profiles after the stay. Includes a forum, chat, and wiki travel guides.
http://www.hospex.net/
Publishes a paper membership directory twice a year, there is a membership fee.
http://www.ipa-usa.org/
This organization includes a Hospitality Club for retired and active law enforcement officers.
http://www.lghei.org/
Network of lesbians and gay men from around the world who offer their hospitality to other members.
http://www.tejo.org/ps/
For people speaking Esperanto. There is a membership fee for those who don't offer hospitality themselves.
http://www.servas.org/
Oldest hospitality exchange organization. Website includes a newsletter, FAQ and list of countries. There is a membership fee and new members are interviewed by Servas representatives.
http://www.teacherstravelweb.com/
Open to all educators. Site also includes home exchange listings.
https://www.warmshowers.org/
List of cyclists who offer their hospitality towards other touring cyclists.
http://www.womenwelcomewomen.org.uk/
For women only. Aims to foster international friendship by enabling women of different countries to visit one another. There is a membership fee.
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