traveling is broadly associated with folks in their 20’s, people that are somewhere in or just out of their education, young people, free people, folks that are not having a family yet.  But in fact, there is (almost) no reason for excluding longterm travels or journeys on rather unbeaten paths from your globetrotting possibilities once you’ve started a family. In my series Traveling Families I am interviewing families that did not drop their traveling plans and neither ground down their wanderlust but decided to continue their journey together with their kids. For the 7th edition of my traveling families interview series I had the pleasure to meet Melissa. She is living with her husband…

traveling is broadly associated with folks in their 20’s, people that are somewhere in or just out of their education, young people, free people, folks that are not having a family yet.  But in fact, there is (almost) no reason for excluding longterm travels or journeys on rather unbeaten paths from your globetrotting possibilities once you’ve started a family. In my series Traveling Families I am interviewing families that did not drop their traveling plans and neither ground down their wanderlust but decided to continue their journey together with their kids. Dawn and her family are probably one of the most traveled people I have met so far. Not alone have they been in…

Today I am presenting you to Stephanie and her family. They are from the USA but are living since a year in Ecuador. They spent their time exploring the region but are planing to expand their exploration to the entire South America.