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Currently, a couple has spent a “gap year” with their 6-year-old daughter, saying the adventure is cheaper than staying in the UK.
Jam Press reported that Hayley and Lewis Trow had a “board room for the beach deal” to spend a once-in-a-lifetime memory with their little girl, Nyla.
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An epic journey means leaving behind their work, family and family. It also means kicking Nyla out of school for a few months Strict budget.
But despite leaving their Cheshire home in mid-July, Hayley, 37, and Lewis, 45, found they were saving money on the road.
Nyla looks at the windows of the family whirlwind tour. (Jam Press/@thetrowfamily)
The couple settled down on a budget of £2,000 to £3,000 per month (about $2,300-3,500) – enough to get them to visit all their dream locations.
When they initially started cutting to save this trip, they were shocked by the money they spent at home: an average of £4,000 to £5,000 (about $4,600-$5,800) a month.
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These figures are far from the current cost of living and rent, and the couple is estimated to be about 50% less.
Saving money at the start of the journey is not on their agenda, which is inspired by the holiday extension Bring to Australia In 2022. Afterwards, they caught the travel error and set out to chase it.
Hayley and Lewis Trow and daughter Nyla. (Jam Press/@thetrowfamily)
Hayley worked in IT recruitment until he resigned during the travel year, telling Jam Press: “We both spent many years climbing the ladder, playing leadership roles, spending time on boards and endless meetings – but we realized we realized we live on two holidays every year.”
“We want more time together, more adventure and more freedom.”
Haley calls it the best decision they have ever made, and he says it is not without its challenges.
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The couple knows they will face attention from friends and family about unconventional choices, but it is the right decision to be the right decision. Their family.
“We want more time together, more adventure and more freedom.” (Jam Press/@thetrowfamily)
When the couple withdrew their daughter, Hayley said she found the process very simple, Nyla’s school was very supportive.
Since then, their daughters have begun online tutoring, aligned with the UK courses and have temporarily attended a multicultural school in Bali to continue their education.
The family started their trip Disneyland Pariscelebrate Nira’s birthday and then spend four weeks traveling in Italy.
“We bring the chaos of traveling every day compared to juggling school runs with late-night emails.”
“Six-year-old Nira still wants to spend every second with us and we know that won’t last forever,” Haley said.
From there they flew to Bali and they will stay and continue to explore until November.
“We’ve been seeing certain places and outlining historical landmarks, and experiencing the world through our little girl’s eyes makes it even more magical,” she said.
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Tantrums still happen, and Haley calls for taking the time to make huge adjustments to their old lives.
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“But, compared to the running of a school with late-night emails, we bring about the chaos of traveling every day.”
