If you have a strong sense of wanderlust, you’re always planning your next adventure, no matter where or when it may be. Whether world events, personal obligations, or finances are keeping you close to home for the time-being, you still have that next trip in mind. Until you can actually …
Diana and Darrell Reamer have two teenagers, yet the family travels 20 – 30% of the time. How do they do it? The kids attend a free online public school in Texas and can do their schoolwork from anywhere that WiFi is available! The rest of their learning comes from …
Want to make the most of your travels without breaking the bank? Skip the hotels and use Airbnb instead. Renting apartments through Airbnb is our #1 way to save money on lodging AND meals. It’s also the best way to experience local life in the places we visit. We’ve stayed …
What’s the best way to save money on accommodations AND get a taste of local life when visiting Japan? Use Airbnb. In Japan, Airbnb is often significantly cheaper than staying in hotel rooms, especially with multiple guests. Staying in a private home or apartment also gives you a more “local” …
If you travel to Japan and only visit places that are accessible by public transportation, you’re missing out on some of the coolest sites in the country. When traveling to and within major cities, trains are the way to go, but you need a car to access some of the …
House sitting is a great way to save money while traveling, especially if you enjoy taking care of pets. Kim Hinson and her husband, Kenny, are military retirees who have been house and pet sitting for many years. Here’s what the experts have to say about how to become a …
Looking for ways to make your travel more about experiences than tourism? Start by making a few local friends! Putting yourself out there can be daunting, especially if you’re not the extroverted type. Fortunately, there are many ways to do it that won’t take you too far out of your …
Many people ask how we traveled for more than 8 years with only a carry-on suitcase and small backpack each. In our experience, it’s quite easy, but there’s no one-size-fits-all packing list. How you use the precious space in your luggage depends entirely on where you plan to travel and …