An American couple in their 50s is a hot topic after retiring early and living a \u201ctravel life\u201d by staying on a cruise ship instead of at home. Surprisingly, those who say their daily cost of living is cheaper than a home mortgage payment do not plan to live on land again in the future.<\/p>\n
The main character of the topic is Angeline Burke and Richard Burke, both from Seattle. All in their 50s, they have always dreamed of a life of travel after retirement. The Burkes’ original plan was to spend the rest of their lives changing countries once a month, staying on a cruise ship after retirement.<\/p>\n
Their dream, which seemed far away, became a reality one day in 2021, when Angeline, an accountant, made simple calculations ahead of schedule. Because it was calculated that if I had to pay 43 dollars a day for living expenses, I could live even if I quit my job. It was much cheaper than their daily living expenses at the time.<\/p>\n
\u201cWe both love to travel, so we were looking for an economical way to continue traveling after retirement,\u201d said Angeline. I can live.\u201d The calculation came out.<\/p>\n
After that, the couple quit their jobs and started traveling. I was also freed from bills that arrive home every month. They first toured Europe on a 50-day cruise on the Adriatic Sea. After that, I went on a 51-day cruise from Seattle to Sydney, Australia.<\/p>\n
The most memorable travel destinations I have visited so far are Singapore, Italy, Canada, Iceland, and the Bahamas. I plan to travel all over the world in the future.<\/p>\n
The couple, who have consistently saved and lived a frugal life to realize their dreams, said, \u201cThe material is not important, but the experience is the real asset. It is a relaxing trip that can be done.\u201d<\/p>\n
The couple, who said they slept on land only a handful of times in the past year, except when itinerary doesn’t match between cruises, say they have no plans to live on land in the future.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"