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Melissa is a social media coordinator, pro-blogger, and certified teacher. Her travel obsessions have brought her to 33 countries and 25 US States. Her work has been published by at DINK Life, International Living Magazine, Escape From America Magazine, Trazzler and On Holiday Magazine.
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Hi Melissa and Neil
Really enjoyed coming across your blog from the WWTW linkedIn group. I handle PR for trustedhousesitters.com which i think may be perfect for your nomadic travels on a shoestring. We’ve just had a two week assignment come up in Aruba, Caribbean for Xmas/NY or how about a couple of weeks in a luxury villa in Langkawi?! If you’d like to subscribe then here’s a promo code to use for 25% off the $30 it costs. Just enter LRW into the promo box – we’d love to offer you a guest blog as well, from one of our nomadic travellers who are already using the site to ease their travels or we can offer you the top ten tips for being a housesitter. Hope this helps you and travels in some way, enjoy the world! Rachel
Hi Rachel! Thanks for stopping by! Housesitting sounds very cool. I’ll email you privately. Have a good one! Melissa & Neil
That definitely sounds like a win-win situation!
That certainly sounds like a win-win situation! Is there any background checks in place for potential clients, i.e. sitter and/or house to be monitored?