Kerala couple fund their world tours by selling coffee
Times of IndiaTimes Travel Editor/TRAVEL TRENDS, KERALA/ Created : Jan 15, 2019, 18:05 IST
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They say “where there is a will, there is a way,” but so often we find ourselves complaining about our unfortunate lives. So many of us want to travel, but yet we are not financially equipped for it.
They say “where there is a will, there is a way,” but so often we find ourselves complaining about our unfortunate lives. So many of us want to travel, but yet we are not financially equipped for it. Read less
They say “where there is a will, there is a way,” but so often we find ourselves complaining about our unfortunate lives. So many of us want to travel, but yet we are not financially equipped for it. But this Kerala couple in their 70s have actually toured numerous cities in the world, and are going to do it again. Do you know what they do for a living? They sell coffee, and tea.
Vijayan and Mohana take loans to travel the world, and after they return they toil for the next two to three years in order to pay off the loan, and then go on another trip. According to reports, the couple keeps aside INR 300 everyday, and that way they collect enough money. Their last trip was to Argentina, Brazil, and Chile.
At the end of Drew Binsky’s video, Vijayan says, “Life is beautiful, we enjoy it.”
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