3 Kids | 197 Countries (The Travel Family)

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Think you can't travel with kids? Think again!

Chantel (mom) and Tyler (dad) and have been traveling with their 3 daughters, Chloe, Angelique and Julia nonstop since 2008! They have already visited 98 countries together and they aren't stopping until they visit every country in the world.

The parents are working remotely to help fund this adventure while the kids are getting educated by taking online courses -- but honestly speaking, they are getting the absolute BEST education that anyone young teenager can get.

Share this if you feel inspired! I know I do. This is just about as good of a story as I can tell you.

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[rikiishitoru]

I thought that the title meant 3 kids were scattered across 197 countries

[ParadoxTrader]

Chloe's high school teacher: where are you going this summer break?
Chloe: YES

[entrex]

Visting every country in the world before highschool imagine

[intreoo]

*girl goes to highschool, first day of school*
*teacher* "so where have you been to?"
Chloe *takes deep breath*

[zodiackeys]

I traveled a lot as a kid (not 197 countries! ). Traveling is the greatest gift my family gave me.

[LukeDamant]

This is life goals 😍 travelling the world with your family 👌

[freshxan]

God protect to you beautiful family 😍❤️

[justmaye]

When you travel with children, you are giving away something that can never be taken away. Experience, exposure, and way of life. — Pamela T. Chandler. Travelled with our 3 little boys in 5 asian countries. 50 provinces in the Philippines. Result = Happy Memories💞

[Sheharyarjavaid]

How great it is when everyday of your life is a Holiday.

[prestokrs]

None of them look alike they also all have different accents. Haha! 😂😂😂

[erickonami]

It would be cool to travel to every country when you’re young but the weird part is not having a place called home

[gwimmer]

“We are not into fancy things”. When do people realize that traveling for pleasure is literally the most fancy type of consumption in the universe. It’s fun, but it’s consumption, and not a personality trait...

[traveltwo]

That's so cool.you met up with them...I ran across their channel about 3-4months ago and I was like wow! Such a happy travel family and they went to the "dangerous" countries in central America like El Salvador, Honduras and Nicaragua ! 🙌🏾🔥

[MillennialTravelConfessions]

What a invaluable life experience they have had growing up. Hats off to their parents 👍😁

[khubaibyaldram]

Traveling is best way to experience different cultures, values and food etc. And it's really very difficult to experience that with the teenagers young girls. Best wishes to this family. Love from 🇵🇰

[KatieKamala]

Lovely Ladies, so nice to see kids getting an alternative upbringing, they see the real world not just the American perspective.

[cantraveler]

You have a really good idea. I respect the parents who teach their children to experience the world before school studies.

[RaisingVoyagers]

Wow such an inspiration. We also are traveling full time with our little girls and daily vlogging! 35+ countries with a 3 and 5 year old! Glad to see we aren't the only ones crazy enough, haha!

[Naturenerd]

Wow I thought my family traveled alot. Great experiences and adventures these kids have had. Highschool is going to seem so borring in comparison.

[jlluna]

The 3 luckiest kids in the world! I've only been to five countries or eight if you include airports:(