Could you travel with twins? The featured image above is our guest Marquita Wright and family taken in Lake Geneva, Wisconsin. This was just the beginning.
Marquita didn’t take her first international trip until she reached college — spending six months studying in Mexico. By then she was hooked and continued to travel the globe — in fact, Marquita and her now husband Jaime, were involved in a long-distance dating relationship. Rather than meet in their respective hometowns, they decided to meet monthly in other locales and share the discovery of new places together.
A few years later they married and had twin boys. If you think having twins would slow down their adventurous spirit, you’d be wrong. While she still takes that solo trip for work, the family usually isn’t far behind. From Paris to Chiang Mai and Costa Rica the boys are truly intrepid travels. Marquita wouldn’t have it any other way.
Even a global pandemic didn’t slow this family down.
By the time the boys reached their second birthday they’d taken over 15 trips across 5 continents. How does she do it? Listen as she shares her story and tips on traveling with twins under the age of three and what its like to also travel as a solo female.
You can learn more about Marquita and her traveling exploits at marquitastravels.com.
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