Below you'll find a list of all posts that have been tagged as “Travel More Case Studies”
This week on our Travel More case study series we speak to a family that sold everything and starting travelling around the USA in an RV with their four kids. Full-time travel is tough with new beds to sleep in each night and new routines every day, but travelling by RV allows you to have a home. Similarly to travelling …
This week on our Travel More series, we are talking about maternity leave travel. Make sure you also check out our other Travel More Case Study series where we interview families using different strategies to travel more together. If you are in the pregnancy stage of life, this post is for you and it is one of the case studies I am …
One of the things I love the most about travel blogging is meeting other people that are equally as passionate about travel as I am. Even better when they are travelling families who understand the nuisances, joys and challenges of travelling with kids. Through my interviews for our Travel More Case Study series, I have gotten to know some incredible …
If you are looking to travel more as a family, but don’t want to quit your job and want to maintain your income, living as expats overseas is a great option. Living in Malaysia and now Australia has allowed us to explore so much of these countries all while having the stability of a home base (and income coming in!). …
Most of us want to travel more together as a family, but it is finances that often hold us back. This week on our TRAVEL MORE Case Study series we talk to a family that is using home exchanges to travel on a budget. One of the biggest costs of travel is accommodation costs, especially for a family. Home exchanges …
When I was a teenager, my family took us traveling for a year (which turned into another year). We sailed our boat from Canada down to the Bahamas and spent many months enjoying the gorgeous islands. Many family and friends questioned my parents’ decision, although we met many families doing the exact same thing in that year. Once we had …
