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At People Like Us, we offer four types of home exchange: Simultaneous : The most common type, where you exchange homes with another member at the same time. Non-Simultaneous : Exchange with another member at different times, providing flexibility in travel arrangements.
- How Long Have You Been A HomeExchange Member?
- As A Teacher Especially, What Do You Like About Most About Homeexchange?
- Do You Use The Guestpoints Systems as Well as Doing Reciprocal Exchanges?
- What Worries Did You Have About Homeexchange?
- Where Have You Been with Homeexchange?
- Could You Please Share One of Your Favorite Memories of Homeexchange?
That’s a good question! I feel like it was three years before the pandemic, so it’s been maybe about 6 or 7 years. I kind of got into it when I was looking for opportunities to travel. I also have two cats, so it’s great that guests can stay at the house and kind of keep an eye on the cats and feed them, as opposed to having someone come in the hou...
It’s always nice to be living or present in a community where locals live, as opposed to being in a resort or even an AirBnB where it’s sort of a “sanitary” home in a way because most AirBnBs are set up to have people coming in and out all the time. As an educator, I feel like you don’t really get to know a place unless you live with or around the ...
A lot of times when someone approaches me and says that they would like to come, then we talk about it, and then we just say, “Well, that sounds good, let’s do that!” So if they have a house in an area that we want to go to, then we’re happy to do an exchange. I love the flexibility that you can use GuestPoints or you can do an exchange right away,...
You know, I don’t recall being too worried. As you age, you start to fear scammers in life and there’s so many ways that people can try to take advantage of you, even though I don’t really see it as a common thing or something that I need to worry about with HomeExchange. Another worry that's popped up when I've spoken to my friends who are teacher...
We’ve had two or three exchanges in Southern California. The other ones have all been with people in the Bay Area.
My last exchange was pretty amazing because the home itself was large and we were able to bring my son, his wife, their two children, and her parents from Shanghai, so it was an opportunity to introduce my daughter-in-law’s parents to California. They got to explore the neighborhoods around this town we were in, and while I don’t think they’d move ...
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Apr 12, 2023 · Educators around the world are drawn to HomeExchange. Leticia noticed this during a “funny coincidence” on a trip to Argentina where they stayed with a woman who was a retired school principal. “Interacting with people in different countries is great because I am a people person and I think most teachers are too.
and the answer is YES, absolutely! Home exchangers really want to see something different. They want to see how different people live, and they want to experience it for themselves. So tell them what's great about your area, and why they should want to come! Another really important part is your member description .
People Like Us is the world's most trusted home exchange community. We believe in sharing, trust, generosity, respect, communication, equality, cooperation, honesty, hospitality, friendship, flexibility and adventure. We take pride in our homes and we care about the environment in which we live: our village, city, country and our planet.
Jan 20, 2023 · Amy and Doug are two teachers from Wyoming who love to take their family on trips using HomeExchange. Thanks to the long periods of vacations given to them during the school year, they have plenty of time to travel the world with their young daughters. As avid home swappers, they were eager to share their story of how two teachers were able to ...
Feb 20, 2018 · This teacher exchange program is sponsored by the US Department of State. It’s a combo of a teacher exchange and study abroad experience where US teachers work abroad and international teachers work in the US. Candidates team teach, observe classes, run workshops, review courses, and work on a long term project. Related: Visit their site; 2.
