September was our first full month traveling. We spent every night except the very last night at the same hotel — Double One Villas II in Amed, Bali. For the month, we joined up with 35 other worldschooling families at a Stone Soup Pop Up Community. Because of the program costs associated with Stone Soup, …
Detailed expenses from the first month of our family gap year. We traveled 18 days, primarily in Indonesia and spent an average of $40 per day.
How we plan to travel with our family of 4 for $50 a day in SE Asia.
This guide covers how hotel points work, our favorite rewards programs, all-inclusive hotels for free, and our favorite credit cards to earn free hotel rooms. We used miles & points for flights long before we started using them for hotels. But now that we’ve started learning how to get free hotel rooms, too — we’re …
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