Travel Tips & FAQs Archives - Page 8 of 11

5 Keys to Funding Family Travel Through International Employment

So you're itching to travel abroad? You're feeling that wanderlust and wondering how you can fulfill it? Thousands of families worldwide are living abroad. If this is a desire you have, then you can be ...

9 Easy Steps to Apply for a U.S. Passport

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We're gearing up for the next leg of our Epic Expedition traveling from Alaska to Argentina with our five kids in our veggie powered truck. We'll be crossing into Mexico then Belize, Guatemala, etc. We s...

8 Easy Steps to Taking Your Child’s Passport or Visa Photo

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If you're applying for a U.S. Passport for yourself or your child (find out how here), you're going to need a passport size photo. You can find locations who will take this photo for you, charging anywh...

7 Ways Family Travel Confirms that ‘All Men Are Created Equal’

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Huh? I know it's the 4th of July, but what could family travel - traveling to places like India or Peru - even have to do with the Declaration of Independence? The famous words penned by Thoma...

The 20 Secrets That Ensure Happy Travels with Baby

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What are the best ways to ensure you have a smooth trip when traveling with baby? First of all, you have to be flexible, adaptable, and you have to help baby learn to be the same way. I remember year...

2 Months on the Road: What it Costs, How Far We’ve Driven

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Mammoth Hot Springs in Yellowstone National ParkIt was April 26, 2011 when we left Homer, Alaska to begin our Epic Expedition - a road trip from Alaska to Argentina. It's been just about two months on ...

Video: Sell Your Crap, Gain Your Freedom, Live Your Dream with Adam Baker

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Now before you say, "Woah Nelly, hold on one minute. I like my stuff," watch the video below to learn the difference between crap and stuff. There is a difference, and Adam Baker from ManvsDebt.com explain...

Sunday Morning Confession

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I woke up this morning with that feeling you have when you've slept too long - kind of what I imagine you would feel like if you got hit with a baseball bat in the head - my eyes felt puffy and swollen shut...

Part 2: Family Travel Builds Confidence (and Character)

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In Part 1 of this series, I discussed how Family Travel Builds Confidence through Language and Social Interaction. This is Part 2, which discusses how confidence and character are built through travel by...

Family Travel Builds Confidence (and Character)

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Last week I posted about Children as Your BEST Reason for Seeking Travel and Adventure, as well how Travel Supports Brain Development (for Adults and Children Alike). In the next two posts I want to disc...