The Travel Addict - Thinking about moving overseas for a few months? Emily Bron can recommend a few nations and help plan the move. It may be the trip of a lifetime - listen in and consider.

Thinking about moving overseas for a few months? Emily Bron can recommend a few nations and help plan the move. It may be the trip of a lifetime - listen in and consider.

06/28/21 • 47 min

In Emily's own words:
"After years of living and working in 4 different countries, several immigrations and changes in my professional directions I realized that I would like to create a new life chapter full of passion, health, and purpose. I created International Lifestyle Consulting company, which is helping people to find the destination, create a personal plan, and customized solution for the best place for life, work, and retirement overseas based on customer budget, personal preferences, desired lifestyle. "
Personally, I have lived in 5 countries, but all locations were work related. I still think about spending 3 - 4 months living in another country and knowing how fulfilling, educational and exciting it would be. Thailand, Costa Rica, Spain and Portugal come to mind, but everyone has their own opinions.
For Americans, you would be amazed at the number of people who take the plunge each year of which the reasons are numerous. Some move to countries close-by, within a few hours plane ride, while others relocated to places far away.
Maybe do it for a month or two, but it will be an experience you will never forget.
Emily will provide the knowledge, advice and re-assurance you need, so if you have considered a move, then it may be a great time to do it.
Find her here:
www.emilybron.com
www.facebook.com/InternationalLifestyleConsultingEmilyBron
www.instagram.com/ebron_international_consulting/
www.twitter.com/BelayevEmilia
www.linkedin.com/in/emily-belayev-bron/

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Ian Pilbeam's epic travel story about backpacking around the World for a year with his wife and two kids age 8 and 10

When Ian first told me about this travel story, I honestly thought he was kidding. One thing is taking your kids on a vacation, but it's a whole different level of adventure and "bravery" if you wish, to embark on a round the World trip for a year to places you may not think were "kid compatible."
Add to that, this feat was accomplished in 2008 and 2009, an era of economic downturn.
Imagine quitting your secure job right before a recession to backpack around the world with an 8 and 10 year old. What would it be like to be that parent, let alone that child?
Never has this story been more relevant than at a time when travel is restricted, family holidays are on hold and parents are having to cope with home schooling.
This epic journey will of course be something that every member of the family will cherish forever. Great memories from adventures we did in the past stay with us and are more important than materialistic things.
I have a lot of respect for Ian in this accomplishment.
I urge you to listen to his story and check out his book, appropriately called, "Are we there yet?"
Details are below:
https://familytrippers.co.uk/
https://twitter.com/TrippersFamily
https://www.instagram.com/originalfamilytrippers/

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Award winning travel blogger and travel photographer. Gary Arndt talks about his escapades to 130 countries and all 7 continents.

Travel is basically Gary Arndt's life. After his travels to many places around the world, he does not have much time for anything else.
Rarely will you meet a person like this, with so much insight and knowledge about the cultures and heritage of our world.
I particularly enjoyed his experience in Namibia, a country which is on my "Bucket List". It is now on the top of that list, where the only thing stopping me getting on the plane is the current travel restrictions.
Like me, Gary is frustrated with what the pandemic has done to our aspirations, so he started a podcast called "This Week in Travel". He also hosts the Everything Everywhere podcast.
Take a look at the photos that he has compiled on his web site and I am pretty sure it will pique your interest to travel more. In addition, I must admit that I am a little jealous of the quantity on UNESCO World Heritage Sites he has visited.
We even digressed to a chat about Penguins for a few minutes. From Antarctica to Bourton-on-the-Water, England. Fast forward through these few moments of strangeness if you want, but this is what travelers do, experience much in the world and talk about it. From the wonderful to the bizarre.
Discover Gary here:
https://everything-everywhere.com/
Instagram: @garyarndt
Twitter: @Everywheretrip

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