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We bought a one-way ticket to travel the world with our children

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Family of five sitting on a wooden fenced ledge with rice padis in the background and green hills behind . Tom is 38, white, short fair hair. Morgan and George have short fair hair. Dani has long fair hair in a ponytail and Olivia has loose long dark blonde hair. All five wear shorts and sleeveless tshirts in varying shades of grey. Dani and Tom wear sunglasses. They all smile at the camera.

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Family sells home and possessions for open-ended world trip with three children

Overview

Dani and Tom Wooldridge from Wales sold their house and business assets to embark on an open-ended, round-the-world travelling adventure with their three children, Olivia, Morgan, and George. After holidaying successfully in Thailand, the couple decided to commit fully to world travel, starting in Indonesia. They follow the UK curriculum using textbooks, workbooks, and online tutors to ensure their children's education continues. After spending five months in Indonesia, they plan to visit Malaysia, Thailand, Cambodia, Vietnam, and the Philippines, with future continents and an eventual return undetermined.

Key points

  • Dani and Tom Wooldridge sold their family home and possessions in May to travel the world with their three children: Olivia, 12, Morgan, seven, and George, four.
  • The decision followed a successful month-long holiday in Thailand nearly two years prior, which inspired them to research full-time travel.
  • The family spent their first five months travelling across Indonesia, including Bali, Lombok, and various islands.
  • The children's education is maintained on the road using UK curriculum textbooks, workbooks, and dedicated online tutors.
  • After reducing their luggage over the course of their trip, the family plans to visit Malaysia, Thailand, Cambodia, Vietnam, and the Philippines over the next year.
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