Three stories of life in a motorhome: from idea to round-the-world trip
The article profiles three families and travelers who left traditional jobs and lifestyles to travel in motorhomes. Key facts: Carolina Fenoy and Sant...
The article profiles three families and travelers who left traditional jobs and lifestyles to travel in motorhomes. Key facts: Carolina Fenoy and Santiago Bertaina from Córdoba, Argentina, sold everything in 2019 and set off on a round-the-world trip in a homemade camper, later converting a Toyota Hilux 4x4 into a motorhome and driving from Ushuaia to Alaska. Shiru Lerner, 35, has been traveling alone in her motorhome 'La Zorra' for three years, covering over 50,000 km, and plans to reach Alaska. Patricia Fehr and Germán de Córdova from San Nicolás de los Arroyos, Argentina, have lived since 2003 in a converted school bus with their daughter Inti (17) and dog, funding the trip through lectures and content sales. All note that motorhome life requires managing daily chores (water, gas, electricity) and adapting to constant movement.
