Learn How to Become Traveling Nomads

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Imagine selling just about everything you own, keeping and packing only the most essential things, and hitting the road. Or the land, sky, or ocean, for that matter! Making their way around the world, this couple is giving new meaning to “living your best life.” Learn more about the book they’ve written that helps show you how the “traveling nomad” lifestyle is possible.

Cover of Two Carry-Ons and a Plan

Learn what steps to take to become full-time traveling nomads in this book by Chris Englert. Cover image provided by Chris Englert.

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In 2021, Chris Englert sold everything last year and hit the road to travel full-time with your husband as full-time traveling nomads. Now they jump from city to city with their two carry-on suitcases and each other as they slow travel as slowmads through the world.

From Dublin to the UK to Mexico to Italy, France, Spain, and Portugal, the past year has had them cruise the Atlantic twice, repel into fresh-water caves, chase the Monarch butterfly migration, golf at St Andrews, hike the Camino de Santiago and the Celtic Camino, hunt truffles in Croatia, and eat the best vegan flavors of their lives.

How are they doing it on just $50,000 a year? They tell all in their latest #1 best-selling travel book, Two Carry-Ons and a Plan: Retiring as Full-Time Nomads, available only on Kindle at the Amazon website. Get your copy today, and while you’re at it, follow them on their new YouTube channel. We eagerly await their Sunday evening updates as they’re such an inspiration for our travel lust!

coffee and tablet showing the cover of Two Carry-Ons and a Plan.

Image courtesy Chris Englert, author of Two Carry-Ons and a Plan.

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BONUS: Using eSIM cards as a nomad traveler

One of the necessities of travel is being able to use your cellphone, tablet or laptop, knowing you have reliable internet connectivity. Purchasing SIM cards are the way to ensure connection when and where you want it. But the physical cards often turn into a hassle. They can get misplaced or damaged, and switching them between devices sometimes feels tedious. Roaming charges add another layer of concern, especially when you’re unsure of costs. These issues tend to distract from the excitement of the journey. A streamlined solution, such as digital SIMOVO eSIMs, avoids these headaches. A smooth setup process reduces stress and hassle. Please note, we’ve partnered with SIMOVO to offer this suggestion.

 

Author:  <a href="https://www.realfoodtraveler.com/author/cdrake-mcdonough/" target="_self">Courtney Drake-McDonough, Publisher and Managing Editor</a>

Author: Courtney Drake-McDonough, Publisher and Managing Editor

Courtney Drake-McDonough, RFT's Publisher and Managing Editor, is an award-winning writer, editor, podcaster, and photographer based in Colorado. She is passionate about food and travel and loves to write about all aspects of them. She is a member of the Society of American Travel Writers and International Food Wine and Travel Writers Association,

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