I recently travelled across Spain using only Blablacar! Like Couchsurfing, it's another great way of using the sharing economy to get around. You also have the chance to meet the locals and actually learn their perspective on the country, further than just the touristy guide point of view Also, a couple of years ago with some friends we rented a hippie van during the summer in Chile and inside it sold fruit juices with spirulina (see photos), it was so much fun!

I can teach spanish, Latin American history and bake some scones (my specialty)

A good conversation in Spanish or English (and a slower one in French), cook together, help with chores. Going out, walking tours I also enjoy playing board and card games like Monopoly, Catan, 21 black jack, dudo, trivia In Belgium there are thousands (literally) of different beers so I'm trying to taste new and different ones so I can definitely share a beer with a couchsurfer! Some of my favourites until now have been Bertin Champs, Bourgogne de flandres, La Chouffe and Le Fort