I was wondering for ppl who travel in a camper /caravan

Entire year as a passion or a goal by selling their existing assets or not working for a few years ,
with
Fully or semi furnished ,modern features like

Facing sofas, recliners, or dinette seating that often converts into extra sleeping berths, complete with smart TVs and lighting.
• Kitchenette: Equipped with a modular sink, induction or gas stove, microwave, coffee machine, and refrigerator.
• Bedroom: Fixed double beds, bunk beds, or slide-out mattresses with storage cabinets and reading lights.
• Bathroom: A compact wet bath containing a toilet, wash basin, shower, and water geyser.
• Utilities: Self-contained power and water systems, AC units, and backup cameras.

How do they make money ?
Youtubing /vlogging/social media is one option but other than that ,isnt it just exhausting/wasting your money or assets for gaining experiences ?

Although the entire concept is very interesting.Travelling is real fun .

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Neuman

I think that's how most get an income - selling the life as a voyeur kinda thing, making it sound and seem like an incredible option. there are also people doing similar but selling themselves as 'modern homesteaders' and such. I think for both groups there's often someone who's doing some sort of remote or mobile work - lots of tech people might have a way to do that and their significant other does something similar in addition to their social media stuff. I watched one guy's videos for a while who was/is a nursing person who travels between short term gigs. I think it's probably a very difficult way to go in general. I think there was someone on here who did a van life sort of thing for a year or two, but basically lived off some inheritance during that time.

CrazyMusicLover · 31-35

I think they don't view it like that. It's worth to them even if it means some financial loss for them in the end. Some are digital nomads working remotely, some pick random jobs on the way. I watched one video where a young woman explained her situation and she said that she found it easy to get temporary jobs at zoos.

Justafantasy · M

I'm at struggle both with this and answering this due to what my current goals were a few months ago (winter off, travel to ride a motorcycle a couple weeks at a time) and how I've lived in the past.

I got paid to travel for a living as a truck driver. I'd take advantage of my mandatory on the road day's off usually and play tourist somewhere random, go ride my pedal bike around usually, go see a race or race museum or regular museum.

I owned a fifth wheel trailer years ago that I lived out of at a campground, I had a regular job, home every day. Not much different than living out of house in the summer when you can have water and sewer hooked up.

I'm trying to start vlogging, my main income if I take time off is passive investments with monthly payments to me. I can't take any of it with me when I die, I may as well enjoy life.

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