There is a Better Way to Travel The World (My Secret)

Summary by Krater

Nathaniel Drew explores "slow travel" by living in a foreign city for at least six months, detailing the cost benefits, reduced stress, and deeper cultural immersion compared to traditional tourism.

From the video

Answers: What is slow travel and how can you afford to live abroad for months at a time?

• slow travel
• cost of living abroad
• digital nomad lifestyle
• long-term travel
• student visas
• work-holiday visas
• woofing

What it concludes

• Staying in one foreign destination for at least six months is more cost-effective than short-term tourism.
• Slow travel significantly reduces travel stress by slowing down the pace and eliminating the need to constantly move.
• Living abroad for an extended period allows for genuine cultural immersion, language learning, and community building.
• Obtaining student visas, work-holiday visas, or engaging in WWOOFing are viable ways to live and travel abroad affordably.