Full-time Travel - ALL Your Questions Answered

Full-time travel, ALL your questions are answered! Time sure does fly, it's been over a year and a half since our last Q&A video. Since then, there have been so many new questions asked and we are going to get to each and every one of them. As always, if you have any additional questions - ask away in the comments below, we gotcha covered ☺.

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[SaiAnandini]

Please...the logistics video.🌹 Keeping up with Visa changes, receiving OTP, use of ATMs, transfer funds via certain apps., on-going ticket requirements. Thanks so much for all that you do ❤

[Arttevino]

THANK YOU both so much for making the choice NOT to do sponsored videos! That adds a level of trust for the things you personally use and recommend. We’re so happy we found your YT channel … SO informative and fun to watch! ❤ Hoping to be full-time travelers ourselves by 2027! 🤞

[gearyml]

We always enjoy your videos! 18 months till we hit the road ourselves!

[KestreltheWeirseer]

I loved going to Peru as my first South America trip - it actually ties as my favourite spot with Istanbul. It was extremely affordable, I felt very safe as a solo female traveler, the people are so warm and welcoming, there are a variety of cultures and ecosystems, and there is so much to learn about the knowledges and histories of the people indigenous to each area. I loved staying in Cusco, and I think you would both love it. Lima was a very clean city for a capital. And honestly, I loved my stay in the Peruvian Amazon and can’t wait to go back. Peru was so much more than just the touristy areas like Machu Picchu - there is so much to explore. And the food was pretty good with unique cuisines and flavour profiles.

[peterpritzl]

Great video, thanks so much. One statement got my attention. 'In case you have an emergency at home, and you need to hop on a plane, make sure, that you have a little pool of money set aside.' Let me add: 'Make sure that you have a little pool of miles/points set aside.' Whereas last minute one ways paid with money can be outrageously expensive, award tickets can be available last minute at a very decent rate. And, it's a great hobby, actually my only hobby.

[CarneyFelonLawyer]

We are not married and have traveled the world extensively over the last 23 years. We have been in dirt-floor airport terminals waiting for hours in the South Pacific etc and find that the most important factor in successful travel is being happy with the person sitting next to you and enjoying all the conversations you have not had with them yet. Unless you edit those portions out you guys seem to have it locked.

[Postcard_Perfect]

Lots of people are surprised by Romania and as a Romanian I love that! 🥰 That’s gonna be my base for my 1 year European Travels in 2025 😊

[gennyjustdownthelane]

Would love to find out more on how you find housesetting when home!

[JeffMelsonVlogs]

I always enjoy these Q & A videos! Look forward to seeing part 2.

[jamiechampion]

I appreciate the insurance information very much. Waiting for kids to get through high school and one year of transitioning to retirement travel. Your information is very helpful! You put Romania on our list!

[roundtheworlddiva]

Peru is a great place to spend time in SA. The price is right and so much to do all over. I was so pleasantly surprised with Peru !!

[LifeAD.]

Have been viewing many videos about slow travel. I stumbled upon this couple. love their presentation style, presence and practical advice. The challenge I have is that I'm a current solo female traveler, so some of the budgeting strategies aren't as applicable when you're solo. But I also have other people that I follow, so I really appreciate adding Brian and Carrie to my line-up.

[GPosner]

I feel as if I’ve watched you from day one😁 it’s been so fun to watch your channel grow and yet the entire time you’ve stayed the same fun approachable friendly adventurers who have maintained the heart of your channel. If life would stop throwing me curveballs I’ll get out there too; until then I’ll live vicariously through you. Happy New Year! Stay safe, adventure on👍👏🏻✌️🤙🙏

[mgpef]

I love this video. You guys are just letting it all out. Thank you for that. I’m definitely going to continue watching. 🍻

[johnwakefield]

Your videos are so authentic and you both are such down to earth people I c1nrelate to. Thank you for what you do.

[leapintothewild]

Such great questions and answers, and looking forward to the logistics and over/underrated locations vids as well. I try to read most of the comments under your vids, always pick up new info and thoughts, but handy to have them all together! Ended up watching in the afternoon so no pajamas, but enjoying with slippers and hot tea! 😊 Now off to Q&A #2 … 🙌

[Andy-hgdv]

Your money separation makes perfect sense. That was good information for a couple traveling. I really enjoy your videos. Our life doesn’t allow travel the way you do, so I do it through you guys. Thanks for bringing me along and maybe the future will allow us to do it. We spent a month in France and loved doing travel that way.

[oscarmike]

Excellent videos.. I always click the like and often drop a simple 👍- in the comments just to help you with the algorithm

[TwistsNTravels]

When you go to S America, make sure you go to the Salt flats in Uyuni, Bolivia. I’ve seen videos there & it’s definitely on my bucket list. I think Jan-Mar is rainy season & you gotta go then for the reflections.

[heartsong]

Great video! We start our travels on Saturday. We’d love to hear about the house sitting idea.