Live your cozy life in fascinating locations around the world
Detailed information for introverts who love the idea of long-term travel but hate packing, sightseeing, and leaving home unless absolutely necessary.
Travel nesting is simply living your normal life—working, cooking, running errands—in a series of amazing locations. Destinations where running errands is the equivalent of sightseeing and grocery shopping is an exotic adventure. The travel nesting lifestyle is more exciting, less fatiguing, and often cheaper than staying home.
In this 30 page resource, you'll discover:
Criteria for monthly rentals under $850 (often much less)
Long lists of links for mostly free remote work job boards and e-learning platforms
How 1-3 month stays can be more comfortable, less stressful and a truly joyful way to live
Essentials: which credit cards, debit cards, and insurance you actually need
The "hostel hack" that makes expensive cities affordable (and even comfy for introverts)
Information about visas, entry requirements, and international healthcare
A different way of travel that nobody is talking about
Photos from real-life long-term travel
This content is based on 10 years of traveling with a US passport, so some of the practices may not be relevant to travelers from other countries, such as stay limits and visa regulations.
For digital nomads, remote workers, retirees, or anyone dreaming of a life beyond the 9-to-5 grind in one location.
Ready to roll, but circumstances holding you back? Get the Travel Nesting Dream-to-Departure Planner & Journal and take care of all the things you can do to prepare for your departure, and an epic life of long-term travel...on your terms.

