1-What
Destination Report: Porto – Part Two: Cost of Nomad Living
In this week’s blog post, we are taking a deep dive into our budget and how the two of us spent less than $2,400 USD during the month we spent there.
1-What
Quit Like a Millionaire, by Kristy Shen & Bryce Leung – A Book Review
If you understand money, life is incredibly easy. If you don’t understand money, like the vast majority of people, life is incredibly hard. Kristy Shen and Bryce Leung So inspiring! Some links to the products mentioned below are affiliate links, meaning that if you click and make a purchase, Nomad Read more…
1-What
Cost of our nomad living in Aruba: Staying in paradise for 4 weeks can be cheaper than staying at home
Staying for a month in paradise on a Caribbean island costs tens of thousands of dollars right? We assumed it can only be affordable for 5 days or 10 days max unless you are a gazillionaire and it’s probably only worth it for a special occasion like a honeymoon. We never heard of any digital nomads or slow travelers going there, so it must not be practical. Well we have some good news for you, it is very doable and can be cheaper than staying at home! Are you ready to go explore Aruba?
3-Why
Slow Travel: because why rush it?
Have you ever come home from a vacation feeling more exhausted than you were before you left? Maybe you want to try slow travel. As a nomadic couple who sold everything to make the world our home, we have been embracing slow travel for almost a year now so we thought it was enough time to share what we love about it, what are some of the tips that can help you get started and why you should consider it. So let’s slow things down…
(more…)“And then there is the most dangerous risk of all – the risk of spending your life not doing what you want on the bet you can buy yourself the freedom to do it later”.
Randy Komisar, Monk and the Riddle
2-How
How to fly around the world for (almost) free: our introduction to Travel Rewards
Mrs. Nomad Numbers and I had a passion for international travel from a young age. Recently, we decided to take our passion to the next level by becoming full time slow travelers. Since we started to plan for our nomadic journey we used different methods to decrease our spending. This includes finding the perfect accommodation with up to 40% discount by using AirBnB, paying for our flights by using exclusively travel rewards, reducing our taxes by using specific tax optimization or even reducing using geo-arbitrage to reduce our cost of living by 50%.
In today’s article, we will discuss Travel Rewards. We will explain what they are, how you can leverage them and the ultimate card we recommend to get your started. We will also share how much free flights we got from Travel Rewards in 2018 and what our plans for 2019 are. Let’s get started.
1-What
Weekend Guide – Mont Tremblant, Québec
Whether you are planning a trip to Quebec or are currently living in Quebec, Mont Tremblant can make from a great weekend getaway. Mont Tremblant is a really cute town in the Canadian province of Québec set within the Laurentian Mountains. It’s 2 hours away from Montréal (80 miles) and 4 hours away from Quebec City (230 miles).
Mont Tremblant was actually one of our favorite getaway when we spend 7 weeks in Quebec City as we’ve got plenty of nature time there! So let’s go explore Mont Tremblant for one weekend!
