Jessica and Will started WorldTowning to expose their children to the world and prefer to live in each country for longer than your typical vacation.
They’ve gone from your typical life in Massachusetts (kinda) to living in an RV in Europe, with several countries and adventures along the way.
Listen to today’s episode to learn how they started their adventures, and the creation of WorldTowning, their site dedicated to helping others live abroad as well.
Many people think their traveling days are over when they have kids, but not Ricky Shetty.
Ricky and his wife, Anne, started traveling the world full-time after they had their third kid, and they have some audacious travel goals for their young family!
In today’s episode, learn the joys and challenges of traveling to every country in the world as a family of five, with Ricky Shetty of DaddyBlogger.com.
After a birthday trip to Chile, Suzanne and Mitch Rutledge realized that long term travel might be something they could ACTUALLY do! They got back home and started planning;
What would they do with their house? How would their son’s school take the news that they were taking an extended trip abroad? Where were they going to go?!
As they began preparing for their trip things began falling into place, and here they are, on the other end, talking about their experiences as seasoned world travelers!
Suzanne, Mitch, and Luke (the youngest person to ever be on the podcast) join me today to chat about getting out the door and deep into a 9-month adventure around the world, along with some of the best tips that they learned along the way.
Yesterday Scott shared his experiences traveling with a baby.
Today we talk about the trip itself.
Where have they been? Where did they like? How did they save for the trip? How are they saving money on the road.
Scott from TwelveCountries.com answers all these questions and more while he shares some great advice for anyone planning to travel long term, with, or without, a child.
Below we also have links from the AirBnB’s that Scott and his wife stayed at through their travels that they would recommend to anyone traveling to those countries!
This is part two of a two-part interview with Scott Manning on the logistics of traveling with an infant & the cost of travel. To listen to part one, where we talk more about infant travel, click here.
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Children are often seen as a detriment to a life of travel.
With three girls under the age of five and many miles of travel under his belt, author and motivational speaker Grant Baldwin certainly disagrees with that!
Grant is constantly packing up his family of five and taking them on trips, leaving others to shake their heads and wonder how he can afford to do it.
And for work, Grant travels across the country giving talks to high school and college-aged students about the transition to real-life after schooling, making him quite the road warrior.
Today he joins us to share his tips on keeping business travel fun, balancing cost vs. comfort, and also how to travel with a family of five.
