Travel Nesting
Slow travel for introverts who want to go all the places...but not do all the things.
Free guide for people who want to live abroad without feeling obligated to visit irrelevant famous landmarks.
Travel nesting: the slow travel approach for introverts who would genuinely rather cook dinner in Antalya than sprint through tourist sites with a selfie stick.
Here's the idea: you pick a city, rent an apartment for a month or three, and just live there. Cook, work, grocery shop, watch too much TV. Exactly like you do at home – except your rent might be $675, you can see the Mediterranean from your balcony and nobody's making you do a pub crawl.
This free 7-page intro covers what you actually need to know before you go. Not inspiring. Not motivational. Just practical.
What's inside:
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Why monthly stays cost less than you'd expect (housing for $500–900/month is realistic in Eastern Europe and Turkey)
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The ATM mistake almost everyone makes the first time
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Health insurance: the timing issue most people don't realize until after they've already left
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Why you need fewer clothes than you think, especially when your commute is ten steps to the couch
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A housing checklist, because "does the elevator actually exist" is apparently not a given
No spam. Very occasional emails from a real person who is probably, right now, working from an apartment in her pajamas.