Home exchanging can be a great idea for traveling if you don’t want to be a tourist. You trade residences on an even-swap basis, getting to live in a home belonging to someone who, at the same time, gets to live in your house. If you’re looking for something different than staying in expensive hotels that brand you as a
“tourist” and tend to separate you from the majority of people who live in another state or country, or perhaps for an economically feasible way to make an extended stay away from home, this book is a good place to start your research. Lots of details on all variations of house swapping, from straight exchanges between two parties, to multiple exchanges involving more than two residences, to simple hospitality exchanges in which a person or group stays with a family and agrees to put them up at their home at a later date. Plenty of nuts and bolts
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